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6,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_003","Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Sally the Sweeper)"
7,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_004","Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Cat's Eye)"
8,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_005","Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (The Forecaster)"
9,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_006",""
9,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_006","Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (Arch Aethereater)"
10,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_007","Nothing."
11,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_010","Our exploration of Living Memory is mainly being done by hacking into the mechanical sentries and controlling them remotely. It's a lot safer than actually traveling there, but it does have its downsides."
12,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_011","The attention they get, for one. The hacking process takes a lot of time and effort, so you can imagine how much we <Emphasis>adore</Emphasis> those creatures who hound them wherever they go. The jewel bearers are the worst of the lot."
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25,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_051","It's a bit of a misnomer, to be honest. It doesn't <Emphasis>report</Emphasis> the weather so much as <Emphasis>control</Emphasis> it, manipulating the aether in the air to create and maintain different climates."
26,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_052","At least, that's what it was designed to do. According to the error reports we've seen, it's taken on something of a life of its own─and if left unchecked, the chances of it causing an <Emphasis>un</Emphasis>natural calamity are growing by the day."
27,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_053","We don't know where it is right now, but we think we might know a way to draw it out. Its “extreme weather event suppression system” is still operational, you see, so if you can find a way to summon up a localized blizzard or some such, it might just come on over and suppress you!"
28,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_054",""
29,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_055",""
30,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_056",""
31,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_057",""
32,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_058",""
28,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_054","It always fascinates me how peoples and cultures can evolve in isolation from each other, and yet share such similar legends."
29,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_055","Take the Turali, for instance. When they appeared here in Alexandria thirty years ago, our cultures could not be any more different, any more separated, and yet even they told tales that sounded oddly familiar to an Alexandrian ear."
30,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_056","For instance, we both have a legend where crystalline creatures appear on the fields of war after battle, to feed on all the energies released in the fighting."
31,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_057","And the bigger the battle─the more energy expended and life force liberated─the more terrible the titan that appears to feed. Perhaps the tales were intended as warnings against war: that nature will always punish those who wage it, no matter how powerful they might be."
32,"TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_058","Or perhaps they are simple statements of fact: that here, as in Tural, massive disturbances in the aether are wont to awaken something inside the earth. If crystalline beasts start to appear during a particularly strenuous hunt, don't be surprised if their master isn't far behind!"
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10 6 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_003 Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Sally the Sweeper)
11 7 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_004 Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Cat's Eye)
12 8 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_005 Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (The Forecaster)
13 9 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_006 Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (Arch Aethereater)
14 10 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_A1_000_007 Nothing.
15 11 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_010 Our exploration of Living Memory is mainly being done by hacking into the mechanical sentries and controlling them remotely. It's a lot safer than actually traveling there, but it does have its downsides.
16 12 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_011 The attention they get, for one. The hacking process takes a lot of time and effort, so you can imagine how much we <Emphasis>adore</Emphasis> those creatures who hound them wherever they go. The jewel bearers are the worst of the lot.
29 25 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_051 It's a bit of a misnomer, to be honest. It doesn't <Emphasis>report</Emphasis> the weather so much as <Emphasis>control</Emphasis> it, manipulating the aether in the air to create and maintain different climates.
30 26 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_052 At least, that's what it was designed to do. According to the error reports we've seen, it's taken on something of a life of its own─and if left unchecked, the chances of it causing an <Emphasis>un</Emphasis>natural calamity are growing by the day.
31 27 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_053 We don't know where it is right now, but we think we might know a way to draw it out. Its “extreme weather event suppression system” is still operational, you see, so if you can find a way to summon up a localized blizzard or some such, it might just come on over and suppress you!
32 28 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_054 It always fascinates me how peoples and cultures can evolve in isolation from each other, and yet share such similar legends.
33 29 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_055 Take the Turali, for instance. When they appeared here in Alexandria thirty years ago, our cultures could not be any more different, any more separated, and yet even they told tales that sounded oddly familiar to an Alexandrian ear.
34 30 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_056 For instance, we both have a legend where crystalline creatures appear on the fields of war after battle, to feed on all the energies released in the fighting.
35 31 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_057 And the bigger the battle─the more energy expended and life force liberated─the more terrible the titan that appears to feed. Perhaps the tales were intended as warnings against war: that nature will always punish those who wage it, no matter how powerful they might be.
36 32 TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBLIVINGMEMORY_00903_RINURI_000_058 Or perhaps they are simple statements of fact: that here, as in Tural, massive disturbances in the aether are wont to awaken something inside the earth. If crystalline beasts start to appear during a particularly strenuous hunt, don't be surprised if their master isn't far behind!