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52,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_010","Ah, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, good to see you made it. I was worried you might miss out on the best part!"
53,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_011","I see everyone is present and accounted for; let us begin."
54,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_012","Sounds like my cue! Edgyth and I managed to find a solution─two, actually─to this eelworm infestation. We can choose to put our faith in either alchemy or...what was it called again? Ah yes, companion planting."
55,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_EDGYTH_000_013","While alchemy is the more potent of the two, it does have its downsides. For one, it has equally potent side effects, and if any concotion we use happens to scatter further than we planned, it could wreak all manner of havoc on the environment."
55,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_EDGYTH_000_013","While alchemy is the more potent of the two, it does have its downsides. For one, it has equally potent side effects, and if any concoction we use happens to scatter further than we planned, it could wreak all manner of havoc on the environment."
56,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_014","In which case, the only option realistically available to us is to make use of a blend of the two. I know enough about botanic alchemy to cover that aspect, but companion planting may prove somewhat difficult to utilize."
57,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_014","I don't want to make a fool of myself, but could someone explain to me what companion planting is exactly?"
58,"TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_015","Simply put, it is the process of planting different crops in close proximity, so that they may mutually benefit one another. These benefits vary from stimulating the growth of neighboring crops to increasing yields. Oh, and perhaps most interestingly, it can also help prevent pest damage."
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56 52 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_010 Ah, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, good to see you made it. I was worried you might miss out on the best part!
57 53 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_011 I see everyone is present and accounted for; let us begin.
58 54 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_012 Sounds like my cue! Edgyth and I managed to find a solution─two, actually─to this eelworm infestation. We can choose to put our faith in either alchemy or...what was it called again? Ah yes, companion planting.
59 55 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_EDGYTH_000_013 While alchemy is the more potent of the two, it does have its downsides. For one, it has equally potent side effects, and if any concotion we use happens to scatter further than we planned, it could wreak all manner of havoc on the environment. While alchemy is the more potent of the two, it does have its downsides. For one, it has equally potent side effects, and if any concoction we use happens to scatter further than we planned, it could wreak all manner of havoc on the environment.
60 56 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_014 In which case, the only option realistically available to us is to make use of a blend of the two. I know enough about botanic alchemy to cover that aspect, but companion planting may prove somewhat difficult to utilize.
61 57 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_SAWNEY_000_014 I don't want to make a fool of myself, but could someone explain to me what companion planting is exactly?
62 58 TEXT_CLSHRV700_02624_FUFUCHA_000_015 Simply put, it is the process of planting different crops in close proximity, so that they may mutually benefit one another. These benefits vary from stimulating the growth of neighboring crops to increasing yields. Oh, and perhaps most interestingly, it can also help prevent pest damage.