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52,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_JANNEQUINARD_000_019","If it is Lady Leveva you seek, she just left with Quimperain for Limsa Lominsa. And if you ask me, those two have grown awfully close as of late. I had best keep an eye on them, lest that honey-tongued manservant of mine forget his station."
53,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_020","<If(PlayerParameter(4))>Milady<Else/>Milord</If>! The Lady Leveva is missing! We disembarked the airship together, but became separated in the chaos at the landing."
54,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_021","Seeing as how the lady has found herself the victim of bandit attacks twice since arriving in Eorzea, I fear she may be targeted once again, especially considering the location..."
55,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_022","This is my first time setting foot in Limsa Lominsa, but I have been made aware of its landmarks. Might I suggest we search independently so that we might cover more ground? I shall start with several of the seemingly more disreputable locations such as the Drowning Wench, the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis>, and the Bloody Member. Would <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> be so kind as to search Fisherman's Bottom and the Coral Tower?"
55,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_022","This is my first time setting foot in Limsa Lominsa, but I have been made aware of its landmarks. Might I suggest we search independently so that we might cover more ground? I shall start with several of the seemingly more disreputable locations such as the Drowning Wench, the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis>, and the Missing Member. Would <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> be so kind as to search Fisherman's Bottom and the Coral Tower?"
56,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_023","Let us meet at the Seventh Sage once our survey is complete."
57,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_020","Twenty-odd summers since I spilled from me ma's loins, and ain't once I ever heard the word astrologian. Now, in the span o' two bloody bells, I gone an' met meself not one, but an honest-to-goodness pair o' live star-gawpers."
58,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_021","Didn't see where that other fair-skinned lass buggered off to. Ones as that, though, oft end up on the pleasure barges, if ye catch me drift."
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69,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_040","<If(PlayerParameter(4))>Lady<Else/>Lord</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I bear good tidings. The Lady Leveva is scheduled to return here within a matter of bells. It seems she entered a contract with Carvallain for the purchase of several of the apothecary's wares."
70,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_041","An interesting girl, that one. Very rarely do we see young maidens walk the Lominsan streets without escort. And almost never do they come to me seeking...ah, <Emphasis>spice</Emphasis>."
71,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_042","Still, she did appear quite uneasy, as if being watched, or followed─suspicions, I must say, not uncommon in our fair city. Might she be in some manner of trouble?"
72,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_043","Those few who agreed to speak with me at the Drowning Wench and the Bloody Member claimed the same. My short stay on the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis> bore no fruit whatsoever... What were you able to find, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>?"
72,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_043","Those few who agreed to speak with me at the Drowning Wench and the Missing Member claimed the same. My short stay on the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis> bore no fruit whatsoever... What were you able to find, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>?"
73,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_044","I see. So we have ascertained that the lady is being followed...and that she is aware of the fact. If this is the case, I believe she will attempt to move somewhere she will be in plain sight of as many people as possible."
74,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_045","I doubt that will help in this town. Kidnappings and killings are conducted in broad daylight here, and when they happen, most people just keep their heads down, so as not to have them removed from their shoulders."
75,"TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_046","Twelve damn this town! <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Milady<Else/>Milord</If>, I shall set out once more and try to locate Lady Leveva. There is still the chance she may return here on her own, so I ask that you remain in case she does."
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58 54 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_021 Seeing as how the lady has found herself the victim of bandit attacks twice since arriving in Eorzea, I fear she may be targeted once again, especially considering the location...
59 55 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_022 This is my first time setting foot in Limsa Lominsa, but I have been made aware of its landmarks. Might I suggest we search independently so that we might cover more ground? I shall start with several of the seemingly more disreputable locations such as the Drowning Wench, the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis>, and the Bloody Member. Would <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> be so kind as to search Fisherman's Bottom and the Coral Tower? This is my first time setting foot in Limsa Lominsa, but I have been made aware of its landmarks. Might I suggest we search independently so that we might cover more ground? I shall start with several of the seemingly more disreputable locations such as the Drowning Wench, the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis>, and the Missing Member. Would <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> be so kind as to search Fisherman's Bottom and the Coral Tower?
60 56 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_023 Let us meet at the Seventh Sage once our survey is complete.
61 57 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_020 Twenty-odd summers since I spilled from me ma's loins, and ain't once I ever heard the word astrologian. Now, in the span o' two bloody bells, I gone an' met meself not one, but an honest-to-goodness pair o' live star-gawpers.
62 58 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_021 Didn't see where that other fair-skinned lass buggered off to. Ones as that, though, oft end up on the pleasure barges, if ye catch me drift.
63 59 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_028 Twenty-odd summers since I spilled from me ma's loins, and ain't once I ever heard the word astrologian. Now, in the span o' two bloody bells, I gone an' met meself not one, but an honest-to-goodness pair o' live star-gawpers.
64 60 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_VKEBBE_000_029 Didn't see where that other fair-skinned lass buggered off to. Ones as that, though, oft end up on the pleasure barges, if ye catch me drift.
75 71 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_042 Still, she did appear quite uneasy, as if being watched, or followed─suspicions, I must say, not uncommon in our fair city. Might she be in some manner of trouble?
76 72 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_043 Those few who agreed to speak with me at the Drowning Wench and the Bloody Member claimed the same. My short stay on the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis> bore no fruit whatsoever... What were you able to find, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>? Those few who agreed to speak with me at the Drowning Wench and the Missing Member claimed the same. My short stay on the <Emphasis>Astalicia</Emphasis> bore no fruit whatsoever... What were you able to find, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>?
77 73 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_044 I see. So we have ascertained that the lady is being followed...and that she is aware of the fact. If this is the case, I believe she will attempt to move somewhere she will be in plain sight of as many people as possible.
78 74 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_045 I doubt that will help in this town. Kidnappings and killings are conducted in broad daylight here, and when they happen, most people just keep their heads down, so as not to have them removed from their shoulders.
79 75 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_046 Twelve damn this town! <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Milady<Else/>Milord</If>, I shall set out once more and try to locate Lady Leveva. There is still the chance she may return here on her own, so I ask that you remain in case she does.
80 76 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_QUIMPERAIN_000_047 If she has not arrived at the rendezvous point by the time of her scheduled meeting with Carvallain, then we shall both go to the one location that is most populated after the sun falls in Limsa─the Drowning Wench.
81 77 TEXT_JOBAST401_02016_CARVALLAIN_000_048 This Lady Leveva... You said she was an astrologian, yes? It has been many summers, but there was a time when I, too, dreamed of reading the stars. To think, if I had a teacher as lovely as her, my life might have taken a different direction...
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50,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_JANNEQUINARD_000_009","Lady Leveva is on the second floor only because she refuses to accept the room I have offered her at Durendaire Manor. It is not as if I would make any untoward attempts at sullying her honor. Having seen but half the summers as I, she is far too young for my tastes."
51,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_010","You have come far since that fateful day our paths first crossed in the Black Shroud. And now, here we are, on the cusp of your attunement with the sixth heaven. Time truly waits for no <If(PlayerParameter(4))>woman<Else/>man</If>, does it?"
52,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_011","Before we set forth on this task, I wish to teach you of a second set of stars─the nocturnal sect."
53,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_012","The nocturnal sect contains those celestial bodies ruled by the two moons. I say two, because since the dawn of astrology, disciples of our field have used Dalamud in their readings. Now, even after the false moon's fall, its position...or should I say, its absence, yet has influence over our fates."
53,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_012","The nocturnal sect contains those celestial bodies ruled by the two moons. I say two, because since the dawn of astrology, disciples of our field have used Dalamud in their readings. Now, even after the false moon's fall, its position...or should I say, its absence, yet has influence over our fates."
54,"TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_013","Whereas the sun and the diurnal stars represent the self, expression, the active─and the moon and the nocturnal stars represent the unconscious, the passive─Dalamud represents, and still does represent the uncontrollable. Its power has the ability to quicken the senses, as well as provide added protection from the unknown─things beneficial when pursuing one's fate."
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54 50 TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_JANNEQUINARD_000_009 Lady Leveva is on the second floor only because she refuses to accept the room I have offered her at Durendaire Manor. It is not as if I would make any untoward attempts at sullying her honor. Having seen but half the summers as I, she is far too young for my tastes.
55 51 TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_010 You have come far since that fateful day our paths first crossed in the Black Shroud. And now, here we are, on the cusp of your attunement with the sixth heaven. Time truly waits for no <If(PlayerParameter(4))>woman<Else/>man</If>, does it?
56 52 TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_011 Before we set forth on this task, I wish to teach you of a second set of stars─the nocturnal sect.
57 53 TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_012 The nocturnal sect contains those celestial bodies ruled by the two moons. I say two, because since the dawn of astrology, disciples of our field have used Dalamud in their readings. Now, even after the false moon's fall, its position...or should I say, its absence, yet has influence over our fates. The nocturnal sect contains those celestial bodies ruled by the two moons. I say “two,” because since the dawn of astrology, disciples of our field have used Dalamud in their readings. Now, even after the false moon's fall, its position...or should I say, its absence, yet has influence over our fates.
58 54 TEXT_JOBAST500_02018_LEVEVA_000_013 Whereas the sun and the diurnal stars represent the self, expression, the active─and the moon and the nocturnal stars represent the unconscious, the passive─Dalamud represents, and still does represent the uncontrollable. Its power has the ability to quicken the senses, as well as provide added protection from the unknown─things beneficial when pursuing one's fate.
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101,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_082","Of course I will. There is the pending contract with House Durendaire, my obligations to the Convictors and the hunters of Tailfeather...and then, of course, there is the matter of <Emphasis>your</Emphasis> incomplete training."
102,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_083","If memory serves me, you have still only opened <Emphasis>half</Emphasis> of the heavens' gates."
103,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_JANNEQUINARD_000_089","Truth be told, I have no idea how we survived that battle. Think of it a moment. Sevestre could <Emphasis>stop</Emphasis>. <Emphasis>Time</Emphasis>. Perhaps fate has a stronger pull than I imagined... Or perhaps I've merely evolved into an all-powerful astrologian. Likely the former."
104,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_QUIMPERAIN_000_089","You may recall a time when I pulled <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> aside and spoke of how I did not trust my master's heathen magicks. Well, I still do not trust <Emphasis>his</Emphasis>...but Lady Leveva's and yours? A man my age should not have lasted a half bell in that last battle. Hells, I still cannot believe we fended off those pirates in Limsa Lominsa... I could not have survived this long without you, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Lady<Else/>Lord</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Should you ever have need of my sword, you need only ask."
104,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_QUIMPERAIN_000_089","You may recall a time when I pulled <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If> aside and spoke of how I did not trust my master's heathen magicks. Well, I still do not trust <Emphasis>his</Emphasis>...but Lady Leveva's and yours? A man my age should not have lasted a half-bell in that last battle. Hells, I still cannot believe we fended off those pirates in Limsa Lominsa... I could not have survived this long without you, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Lady<Else/>Lord</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Should you ever have need of my sword, you need only ask."
105,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_088","Well, things did not go completely as planned, but we arrived at the fate intended for us nonetheless."
106,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_089","Now, the question is, what do we do with this fate we have been granted? I believe this warrants another reading...but perhaps, after we've had a bite to eat."
107,"TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_JANNEQUINARD_000_090","Ah, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. You are just in time to greet the Athenaeum's newest member."
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110 106 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_089 Now, the question is, what do we do with this fate we have been granted? I believe this warrants another reading...but perhaps, after we've had a bite to eat.
111 107 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_JANNEQUINARD_000_090 Ah, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. You are just in time to greet the Athenaeum's newest member.
112 108 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_JANNEQUINARD_000_091 May I present you with, <Emphasis>Lord</Emphasis> Rufin.
113 109 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_092 (-Rufin-)Why the surprise? Ah, but I believe I know the answer. Your senses are doubtless reeling <Emphasis>from having witnessed poor Lady Leveva's tragic end</Emphasis> in the hinterlands. <wink>
114 110 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_100_093 (-Rufin-)<Emphasis>Contrary to popular opinion</Emphasis>, I was not murdered at all, but merely on a long and winding journey that has finally brought me back to Ishgard so that I may teach the secrets of Sharlayan astrology once again.
115 111 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_093 (-Rufin-)I mean to show the people that fate is a path that need not be walked in darkness. That the stars can be used to light the way.
116 112 TEXT_JOBAST600_02025_LEVEVA_000_094 (-Rufin-)And my <Emphasis>first</Emphasis> lesson? That those who oppose this celestial guidance shall be doomed to mark time for all of eternity.