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@@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ I hope this letter finds you well. After a long and rather uneventful voyage, we
131,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_130","Well done, my friends! The operation was, by any measure, a rousing success. That said, I have not seen Tsubame and the others─I do hope all is well."
132,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_JACKE_000_131","Now <Emphasis>that</Emphasis> was some rum fun, if I do say so meself. As for the cove, I wouldn't fret─like as not V'kebbe and Underfoot dragged her off to yaffle on some o' Kugane's finer delicacies."
133,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_132","No doubt you are right, Captain Jacke. In the meantime, pray show me the scroll, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I would see just what it is that Zakuro's mysterious employer covets so."
134,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_133","Why, this is─are my eyes to be believed!? The forbidden mudra of summoning! I had half thought it just a ghost story meant to strike fear in the hearts of shinobi who would stray from their path."
134,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_133","Why, this is─are my eyes to be believed!? The forbidden mudra of summoning! I had half-thought it just a ghost story meant to strike fear in the hearts of shinobi who would stray from their path."
135,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_JACKE_000_134","Forbidden summoning? I wouldn't know a mudra from me own grandmum, but that sounds right dangersome..."
136,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_135","It is indeed, Captain Jacke. The legends say that if the summoner's focus wanes for even a moment, the monstrous beast called forth by this mudra will not hesitate to devour him whole."
137,"TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_136","Many years ago, it was gifted from our village to the King of Doma─then sealed away, to be used only in the most dire of circumstances. But it was lost in the chaos of the Garlean invasion, and never seen again. So it has been sleeping in an imperial vault all these years..."
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138 134 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_133 Why, this is─are my eyes to be believed!? The forbidden mudra of summoning! I had half thought it just a ghost story meant to strike fear in the hearts of shinobi who would stray from their path. Why, this is─are my eyes to be believed!? The forbidden mudra of summoning! I had half-thought it just a ghost story meant to strike fear in the hearts of shinobi who would stray from their path.
139 135 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_JACKE_000_134 Forbidden summoning? I wouldn't know a mudra from me own grandmum, but that sounds right dangersome...
140 136 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_135 It is indeed, Captain Jacke. The legends say that if the summoner's focus wanes for even a moment, the monstrous beast called forth by this mudra will not hesitate to devour him whole.
141 137 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_136 Many years ago, it was gifted from our village to the King of Doma─then sealed away, to be used only in the most dire of circumstances. But it was lost in the chaos of the Garlean invasion, and never seen again. So it has been sleeping in an imperial vault all these years...
142 138 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_JACKE_000_137 So even with this bleedin' all-powerful summonin' at their fingertips, the Domans still couldn't hold off the Empire? Guess it wasn't all it was cracked up to be, eh?
143 139 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_138 On the contrary, we never had the chance to find out. Master Gekkai, who led the shinobi, deemed the risk too great and refused to employ it, even as our nation fell.
144 140 TEXT_JOBNIN630_02949_OBORO_000_139 Whether Master Gekkai plotted his betrayal even then, or whether he had our countrymen's best interests at heart, I cannot say─though I would like to believe the latter.