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79,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_SISIPU_000_065","Do not worry about me, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I have not met this Sahagin friend of yours, but I have no doubt that your endeavor is a worthy one. As for the guild, it's not as if I'm doing any more work than I'm always doing."
80,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_YOUNGMAN02898_000_070","I hear that in the old days, Isari fishermen would venture out into the open seas in hopes of hooking all manner of marvelous catches. Nowadays, there is little point in venturing far beyond the coastal shallows, where the vast majority of fish reside."
81,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_YOUNGMAN02898_000_071","Now that you mention it, I also recall hearing tales from my father of a festival held in years past, where we would welcome outsiders to Isari in a celebration of the art of fishing. Though of the details, I fear I remember little..."
82,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_LADY02898_000_075","When I was just a little girl, my father would invite his Kojin friends to dine with us. They'd bring all manner of strange-looking fish from the depths. At first, I was hesitant to taste them, but I soon found out they were quite delicious."
82,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_LADY02898_000_075","When I was just a little girl, my father would invite his Kojin friends to dine with us. They'd bring all manner of strange-looking fish from the depths. At first, I was hesitant to taste them, but I soon found out they were quite delicious."
83,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_LADY02898_000_076","But I was only a small child then, and my memories are hazy at best. Perhaps one of the older villagers may be able to tell you more?"
84,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_080","Indeed, there was a time when our village had regular dealings with the Kojin, though there was much less grey in my hair when this was so. Yes, I daresay some twenty-five years have passed since then..."
85,"TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_081","In those days, Isari was known for the Wadatsumi festival, a grand event held once each year. Isari fishers and Kojin alike would join together to ensnare the giant plesiosaurs that disturbed the waters and offer them in tribute to the kami of the sea, that calm might return to the oceans."
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85 81 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_YOUNGMAN02898_000_071 Now that you mention it, I also recall hearing tales from my father of a festival held in years past, where we would welcome outsiders to Isari in a celebration of the art of fishing. Though of the details, I fear I remember little...
86 82 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_LADY02898_000_075 When I was just a little girl, my father would invite his Kojin friends to dine with us. They'd bring all manner of strange-looking fish from the depths. At first, I was hesitant to taste them, but I soon found out they were quite delicious.
87 83 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_LADY02898_000_076 But I was only a small child then, and my memories are hazy at best. Perhaps one of the older villagers may be able to tell you more?
88 84 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_080 Indeed, there was a time when our village had regular dealings with the Kojin, though there was much less gray in my hair when this was so. Yes, I daresay some twenty-five years have passed since then... Indeed, there was a time when our village had regular dealings with the Kojin, though there was much less grey in my hair when this was so. Yes, I daresay some twenty-five years have passed since then...
89 85 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_081 In those days, Isari was known for the Wadatsumi festival, a grand event held once each year. Isari fishers and Kojin alike would join together to ensnare the giant plesiosaurs that disturbed the waters and offer them in tribute to the kami of the sea, that calm might return to the oceans.
90 86 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_082 Then the Garleans came, and traditional religious observances were abolished. The Wadatsumi festival now a thing of the past, our once-close bonds of friendship with the Kojin faded over the years.
91 87 TEXT_CLSFSH680_02898_JISYOU_000_083 The Kojin particularly enjoyed a certain fish found only in the Glittering Basin of Yanxia─the dafangshi, if my memory serves. It was a regular offering of this delicacy that convinced them to join us in our festivities.