Patch 4.35

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Josh Freeman
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67,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_ERASMUS_000_051","Belah'dian civilization flourished in relative peace until twin sons were born to the royal family. The two were fierce rivals, and when they came of age and their father passed, each one claimed that he was the rightful heir to the throne."
68,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_ERASMUS_000_052","With neither son willing to relinquish his claim, they agreed to split their kingdom in two, forming the twin nations of Ul'dah and Sil'dih. But not unlike the two proud princes, the sibling nations developed a penchant for rivalry..."
69,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_060","Greetings, traveler. You would learn of the war between Ul'dah and the fallen sultanate of Sil'dih? It would be my pleasure to enlighten you."
70,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_061","The two city-states coexisted for several generations until the bad blood between them boiled over, culminating in outright war. As you might deduce from the present state of affairs, Ul'dah emerged victorious, leaving its once-proud sibling nation in smoldering ruins."
70,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_061","The two citystates coexisted for several generations until the bad blood between them boiled over, culminating in outright war. As you might deduce from the present state of affairs, Ul'dah emerged victorious, leaving its once-proud sibling nation in smoldering ruins."
71,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_062","As the histories tell it, the battles fought between the sister nations were the stuff of nightmares. In a desperate attempt to overcome Ul'dah's superior numbers, Sil'dihn alchemists devised a most horrific stratagem. Employing a frightful formula known as the Traders' Spurn, they brought their fallen warriors back as undead soldiers."
72,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_063","Some theories have it that they even employed the potion on those of the living who were too weak or wounded to fight. Sends shivers up the spine just thinking about it, no? It is truly a crowning glory of our fair nation that our forebears were able to emerge victorious against these horrors."
73,"TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_COCOBUKI_000_070","Hm hm...hm!? <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>? Don't surprise me like that! What's this? You're here not for your studies, but to learn of the bad blood between Ul'dah and Sil'dih?"
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71 67 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_ERASMUS_000_051 Belah'dian civilization flourished in relative peace until twin sons were born to the royal family. The two were fierce rivals, and when they came of age and their father passed, each one claimed that he was the rightful heir to the throne.
72 68 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_ERASMUS_000_052 With neither son willing to relinquish his claim, they agreed to split their kingdom in two, forming the twin nations of Ul'dah and Sil'dih. But not unlike the two proud princes, the sibling nations developed a penchant for rivalry...
73 69 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_060 Greetings, traveler. You would learn of the war between Ul'dah and the fallen sultanate of Sil'dih? It would be my pleasure to enlighten you.
74 70 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_061 The two city-states coexisted for several generations until the bad blood between them boiled over, culminating in outright war. As you might deduce from the present state of affairs, Ul'dah emerged victorious, leaving its once-proud sibling nation in smoldering ruins. The two city–states coexisted for several generations until the bad blood between them boiled over, culminating in outright war. As you might deduce from the present state of affairs, Ul'dah emerged victorious, leaving its once-proud sibling nation in smoldering ruins.
75 71 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_062 As the histories tell it, the battles fought between the sister nations were the stuff of nightmares. In a desperate attempt to overcome Ul'dah's superior numbers, Sil'dihn alchemists devised a most horrific stratagem. Employing a frightful formula known as the Traders' Spurn, they brought their fallen warriors back as undead soldiers.
76 72 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_YAYAROKU_000_063 Some theories have it that they even employed the potion on those of the living who were too weak or wounded to fight. Sends shivers up the spine just thinking about it, no? It is truly a crowning glory of our fair nation that our forebears were able to emerge victorious against these horrors.
77 73 TEXT_CHRHDB502_00491_COCOBUKI_000_070 Hm hm...hm!? <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>? Don't surprise me like that! What's this? You're here not for your studies, but to learn of the bad blood between Ul'dah and Sil'dih?