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54,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_009","Oh, I harbor no ill feelings toward you regarding Professor Mace's decision to choose you over me as his successor. To tell you the truth, I was even sort of relieved. The successor to the greatest astrologian in Sharlayan? Think of all the responsibility..."
55,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_010","I don't believe my travels have ever taken me this far south. A tad dusty for my tastes. And warm. And dry. And brown."
56,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_QUIMPERAIN_000_010","The journey here was uneventful, but the moment we arrived, we were set upon by bandits. I had no trouble driving them away, but I fear they may return again in numbers. Focus on your training, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>, and I shall keep watch."
57,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_011","Here at last, I see. Bandits have kept poor Quimperain busy, harrying our camp since we arrived. I do believe the old man enjoys the excitement, however. I'm certain it beats wiping the arse of a noble brat whoring away his father's fortune while dreaming of becoming a <Emphasis>real</Emphasis> astrologian."
57,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_011","Here at last, I see. Bandits have kept poor Quimperain busy, harrying our camp since we arrived. I do believe the old man enjoys the excitement, however. I'm certain it beats wiping the arse of a noble brat whoring away his uncle's fortune while dreaming of becoming a <Emphasis>real</Emphasis> astrologian."
58,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_012","I am very well capable of wiping my own arse, thank you very much. And Quimperain has never once complained of his duties."
59,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_013","Of course he hasn't. Your father pays him to smile and nod, and I'm sure a comfortable position in the Pillars beats chasing after cloud rats in the Brume to flavor his soup."
59,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_013","Of course he hasn't. Your uncle pays him to smile and nod, and I'm sure a comfortable position in the Pillars beats chasing after cloud rats in the Brume to flavor his soup."
60,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_014","Are we here to trade banter, my lady, because I was led to believe we'd be unlocking a celestial gate? You will find Quimperain has a good many uses, and I haven't the faintest doubt that he will most ably handle any ruffians who happen to come stumbling about looking for prey."
61,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_015","Now <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>...and Jannequinard. We must be patient and wait for the constellation to reach its highest and brightest point─a point at which its flow of aether is the strongest in relation to Hydaelyn."
62,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_019","Be patient, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. We are at the mercy of the stars and their movements. Only a fool believes <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> can manipulate the heavens. It is the heavens which manipulate us. We merely take cues from the hints they leave behind."
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72,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_032","It is through the blessings of both creation and destruction that strength is granted to <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> who sees <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> stars rise under this sign."
73,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_033","You have now opened the gate, and its power is yours to command."
74,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_034","Using the arcana to draw upon the powers of the stars they represent. This path we walk as astrologians is called the Royal Road. The Royal Road can be treacherous and fraught with peril, but it can lead men<If(PlayerParameter(4))>...and women<Else/></If> to greatness."
75,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_039","One gate in my first twenty years...and now look at me. Perhaps my previous methods of training were not the most efficient."
75,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_039","One gate in my first seventeen years...and now look at me. Perhaps my previous methods of training were not the most efficient."
76,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_040","Your realm is...quite the paradox. On one hand, it is full of life, magic, and wonder─one of the richest lands on all Hydaelyn. On the other, it is literally brimming over with strife."
77,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_041","Take Little Ala Mhigo─the wretched souls displaced from their homes by the flames of war. Or Ishgard─mired in its own pointless conflict with an enemy so old it does not even remember why it fights."
78,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_042","The foolish believe that it is their fate to suffer, and so they turn their gaze away from the stars, when those selfsame stars have the power to show people there are many paths."
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82,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_046","Why do you think that it took so long for Professor Mace to visit you, Jannequinard? Yes, I know what he <Emphasis>told</Emphasis> you, but that was not the whole of it. Those of the Ruling Quarter did their damndest to stand in the way of my grandfather, worried that his passion for his field would kindle widespread interest in Sharlayan astrology. They only allowed him his recent trip, knowing he was now too old to do aught of the sort. Fortunately, the Ruling Quarter did not realize I would be accompanying my grandfather."
83,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_047","<Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, these past turns of the sun have been most fruitful. Yet while you have opened half the heavens' gates, there is still much of the Royal Road ahead of you. Take what you have learned here in the southern deserts and transform that knowledge into strength. If you wish to know more of the Royal Road, I suggest that you discuss it with Jannequinard back in Ishgard. If my grandfather is to be believed, his time transcribing tomes back at the Studium scriptorium should have left him more than capable of handling that task."
84,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_050","You wish to know more of the Royal Road? I...uh...well..."
85,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_051","I...ah, seem to recall it had something to do with reassessing the attribution of an arcanum before reading it, which would result in a slight alteration of predestination... Or perhaps it had something to do with the kings and queens on the minor arcana. It <Emphasis>was</Emphasis> over two decades ago. You are free to try it out yourself, I suppose."
85,"TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_051","I...ah, seem to recall it had something to do with reassessing the attribution of an arcanum before reading it, which would result in a slight alteration of predestination... Or perhaps it had something to do with the kings and queens on the minor arcana. It <Emphasis>was</Emphasis> over a decade ago. You are free to try it out yourself, I suppose."
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60 56 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_QUIMPERAIN_000_010 The journey here was uneventful, but the moment we arrived, we were set upon by bandits. I had no trouble driving them away, but I fear they may return again in numbers. Focus on your training, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>milady<Else/>milord</If>, and I shall keep watch.
61 57 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_011 Here at last, I see. Bandits have kept poor Quimperain busy, harrying our camp since we arrived. I do believe the old man enjoys the excitement, however. I'm certain it beats wiping the arse of a noble brat whoring away his father's fortune while dreaming of becoming a <Emphasis>real</Emphasis> astrologian. Here at last, I see. Bandits have kept poor Quimperain busy, harrying our camp since we arrived. I do believe the old man enjoys the excitement, however. I'm certain it beats wiping the arse of a noble brat whoring away his uncle's fortune while dreaming of becoming a <Emphasis>real</Emphasis> astrologian.
62 58 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_012 I am very well capable of wiping my own arse, thank you very much. And Quimperain has never once complained of his duties.
63 59 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_013 Of course he hasn't. Your father pays him to smile and nod, and I'm sure a comfortable position in the Pillars beats chasing after cloud rats in the Brume to flavor his soup. Of course he hasn't. Your uncle pays him to smile and nod, and I'm sure a comfortable position in the Pillars beats chasing after cloud rats in the Brume to flavor his soup.
64 60 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_014 Are we here to trade banter, my lady, because I was led to believe we'd be unlocking a celestial gate? You will find Quimperain has a good many uses, and I haven't the faintest doubt that he will most ably handle any ruffians who happen to come stumbling about looking for prey.
65 61 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_015 Now <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>...and Jannequinard. We must be patient and wait for the constellation to reach its highest and brightest point─a point at which its flow of aether is the strongest in relation to Hydaelyn.
66 62 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_019 Be patient, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. We are at the mercy of the stars and their movements. Only a fool believes <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> can manipulate the heavens. It is the heavens which manipulate us. We merely take cues from the hints they leave behind.
67 63 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_020 There, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>! The Balance! Focus on the constellation and attune to its power.
68 64 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_021 The Balance represents the heaven of fire─a realm made prosperous by the blessing of the Traders, but at the same time, one whose equilibrium is maintained by the divine judgment of Azeyma, the Warden.
78 74 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_034 Using the arcana to draw upon the powers of the stars they represent. This path we walk as astrologians is called the Royal Road. The Royal Road can be treacherous and fraught with peril, but it can lead men<If(PlayerParameter(4))>...and women<Else/></If> to greatness.
79 75 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_039 One gate in my first twenty years...and now look at me. Perhaps my previous methods of training were not the most efficient. One gate in my first seventeen years...and now look at me. Perhaps my previous methods of training were not the most efficient.
80 76 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_040 Your realm is...quite the paradox. On one hand, it is full of life, magic, and wonder─one of the richest lands on all Hydaelyn. On the other, it is literally brimming over with strife.
81 77 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_041 Take Little Ala Mhigo─the wretched souls displaced from their homes by the flames of war. Or Ishgard─mired in its own pointless conflict with an enemy so old it does not even remember why it fights.
82 78 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_042 The foolish believe that it is their fate to suffer, and so they turn their gaze away from the stars, when those selfsame stars have the power to show people there are many paths.
83 79 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_LEVEVA_000_043 But that power can only be channeled by the few. Those like me and you...and to a lesser extent Jannequinard. And it is our duty to use that power to benefit those who remain lost or misguided. Remember that, and maybe one day you will truly become my grandfather's successor.
84 80 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_044 That is exactly what I have been trying to tell the astrologians of my home nation. Why disregard something that has the power to grant succor to the wounded, the power to uplift the downtrodden, to strengthen the weak?
88 84 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_050 You wish to know more of the Royal Road? I...uh...well...
89 85 TEXT_JOBAST350_02014_JANNEQUINARD_000_051 I...ah, seem to recall it had something to do with reassessing the attribution of an arcanum before reading it, which would result in a slight alteration of predestination... Or perhaps it had something to do with the kings and queens on the minor arcana. It <Emphasis>was</Emphasis> over two decades ago. You are free to try it out yourself, I suppose. I...ah, seem to recall it had something to do with reassessing the attribution of an arcanum before reading it, which would result in a slight alteration of predestination... Or perhaps it had something to do with the kings and queens on the minor arcana. It <Emphasis>was</Emphasis> over a decade ago. You are free to try it out yourself, I suppose.
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