ffxiv-datamining/csv/en/quest/054/KinGwk403_05485.csv

1	0	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_00	Searchingway seems concerned about whatever concerns Namingway. How concerning.
2	1	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_01	With the analysis of Grandma Laurel as yet ongoing, Searchingway would make an altogether different request of you. He reveals that Namingway is to embark on some manner of undertaking which would benefit greatly from your assistance. For the exact details, however, you will need to seek out the Loporrit in question.
3	2	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_02	That Namingway originally crash-landed upon Etheirys is known to you. That the wreckage of said crash yet remains in the peaks of Gyr Abania, however, is a matter you hadn't much cause to consider until just now, with the loquacious Loporrit's insistence that you recover it. Alas, with the passage of a hundred years, Namingway can no longer recall precisely where his survey pod was abandoned, save that a certain quarrying town was nearby. He bids you join him in the search, and to that end, you must both make the long journey to Ala Gannha.
4	3	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_03	Arriving in Ala Gannha, Namingway is surprised to find the town so devoid of people, as his frame of reference is based in the Autumn War of a century past. As he recalls, it was a group of young children who helped him to bury the survey pod, but after so many years, he cannot be sure they yet live. Your only recourse is to ask the locals in the event that someone has stumbled upon the wreckage by chance.
5	4	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_04	Speaking with the residents of Ala Gannha, you learn that the erstwhile Garlean occupation is still felt keenly. With large swaths of land wholly uninhabited, anything buried is like to go undiscovered...and even if it *were* stumbled upon, the fear of magitek would surely compel the locals to leave it well alone. For one man, however, the sight of Namingway brings to mind the traditional Ala Gannha quarrying song─specifically the children's variant, featuring lyrics about a rabbit from the moon.
6	5	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_05	Namingway, too, has caught wind of this curious children's song, yet it seems no one here can produce the lyrics. Seeing as a portion of the population relocated to Ala Ghiri over the years, perhaps you shall have to take your inquiry there.
7	6	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_06	Arriving in Ala Ghiri, your crimson-garbed companion soon draws the attention of a middle-aged merchant named Sewal. His grandparents used to sing for him a nursery song about “Namingway the Red,” and as your luck would have it, he can recite both verses─with all their pointed clues intact. When Namingway explains his objective, Sewal requests to join in the search, to aid the Loporrit as in generations past.
8	7	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_07	As indicated by the second verse, the three of you approach the river to the east of Ala Gannha, where stands a makeshift rock “gate” and, beyond it, distinctly castle-like ruins. If the song's lyrics are to be believed, here is where the search begins in earnest.
9	8	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_08	Crossing the river and through the “gate,” the three of you poke at dirt piles until you happen upon a mound through which suspiciously Loporrit-esque metal prongs poke out. After some dedicated digging, sure enough, you uncover Namingway's long-lost survey pod, miraculously undisturbed after a hundred years. With the search thus concluded, Sewal bids you both farewell, leaving you to make arrangements for the retrieval. It can wait until you have returned to Auxesia, however.
10	9	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEQ_09	After Searchingway promises to have the wreckage retrieved, Namingway reminisces on all of his accomplishments since returning to Bestways Burrow. Names, he explains, are gifts to be shared, bearing sentiment as well as purpose─and *his* purpose has been fulfilled through the Cosmic Exploration Initiative. He expects to stay on for some time yet, savoring the reunion with his fellow Loporrits, but hopes that you might be available for a new adventure with him someday.
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25	24	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_00	Speak with Namingway.
26	25	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_01	Speak with Namingway in Ala Gannha.
27	26	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_02	Speak with the residents of Ala Gannha.
28	27	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_03	Speak with Namingway.
29	28	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_04	Speak with Namingway again.
30	29	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_05	Speak with Namingway yet again.
31	30	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_06	Search for the buried survey pod.
32	31	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_TODO_07	Speak with Namingway on Auxesia.
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49	48	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_005	I was waiting until matters here were in order, but now the timing feels right!
50	49	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_001	Greetings, Player! Lest you fret, our analysis of Grandma Laurel continues apace. But perhaps you could handle something else for me?
51	50	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_002	It's Namingway. He's decided to take up a...well, an exploration initiative of his own. I can tell he needs help.
52	51	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_003	Alas, as overseer here, I'm in no position to lend a paw─which is why I'm volunteering yours! You do have paws, don't you? ...No?
53	52	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_004	I expect Namingway is still around here somewhere. He'll explain everything!
54	53	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_010	Fortuitous timing, Player! As I was just telling my associates...
55	54	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_011	A mission of utmost import awaits me on Etheirys!
56	55	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_012	For you see, there remains unresolved the matter of the survey pod abandoned in the aftermath of my crash landing.
57	56	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_013	At the time, there was no hope of repairing or even dismantling it. My only option was to conceal the wreckage under loose earth and plant matter.
58	57	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_014	Now that I have reunited with my kin, however, it's time I took responsibility for my mess. Loporrit technology ought not be left unattended!
59	58	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_015	That having been said, the memory of precisely *where* I buried it is... W-Well, it was a hundred years ago.
60	59	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_016	Nevertheless, I propose to have a look around the area and consult with the locals as necessary. Would you care to accompany me?
61	60	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_017	Wonderful! Then let us meet again at the peaks of Gyr Abania.
62	61	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_018	I seem to recall a quarrying town by the name of Ala Gannha somewhere in the vicinity... Yes, I shall await you there!
63	62	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_019	Look out for Namingway while he's back on Etheirys, won't you?
64	63	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_020	At last, here we are at Ala Gannha!
65	64	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_021	Er, this *is* Ala Gannha, yes? The town appears rather...unpeopled. Has something happened in the time since the Autumn War?
66	65	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_022	Back then, the bustling crowds of refugees and mercenaries posed a dire challenge in my efforts to avoid detection, I tell you!
67	66	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_023	Alas, thwarted by the passage of time. I had hoped the familiar sights would jog my memory, but perhaps if I simply retrace the events...
68	67	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_024	After my crash landing, I was discovered by a band of young children who called me a “talking rabbit.”
69	68	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_025	That's right─they helped me conceal the survey pod! But of course, they would all be well over a hundred years old by now, were we to assume they yet live...
70	69	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_026	I realize the chances are slim, but let us nevertheless speak with the townsfolk. Mayhap someone has stumbled upon the wreckage in my absence.
71	70	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_027	If you should hear anything noteworthy in the course of your questioning, give me a shout!
72	71	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485A_000_028	Hrm? You want to hear stories of the good old days?
73	72	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_029	That feller in the red getup ain't one of them from the Ziggurat, is he?
74	73	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485C_100_030	We preserve the old ways in Ala Gannha. That's what I like about this life.
75	74	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_030	Folklore and children's songs about animals? Any rabbits to speak of, perchance?
76	75	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485A_000_031	Something buried 'round these parts during the Autumn War? 'Fraid I can't help you there, dearie. Why, I'm ninety-two summers young!
77	76	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485A_000_032	But even when I was a girl, Ala Gannha still held onto that wartime vigor─right up until the Empire came stompin' in. Was it twenty years ago now?
78	77	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485A_000_033	A lot of land's been gatherin' dust since then, so if you mean to tell me something's been buried here for the past century...well, I can believe it! Ho ho ho!
79	78	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_034	That long-eared feller with you is a Loporrit, you say? Good, good. Thought it was a damned Qiqirn. But it got me thinking...
80	79	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_035	You ever hear our traditional quarrying song? It's a relic of the past now, but for the little ones, we sing a variant.
81	80	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_036	“From the moon the rabbit falls, moondust mountain piled tall”...or some such. You get the idea.
82	81	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_037	Anyroad, a lot of folks moved on to ply their trades in Ala Ghiri after stone fell out of fashion. Might be as you could find your answers there.
83	82	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485C_000_038	Mysterious machinery buried in the ground? No, ma'am. Don't know nothing about it, nor do I want to!
84	83	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485C_000_039	My generation was raised to be wary of magitek and all that Garlean shite. Fiddle with it, or go anywhere near it, and you'll be lucky if you're only clapped in irons.
85	84	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485C_000_040	Can't deny some of us go scavenging just to keep food on the table...but if we found your stinking hunk of metal, we'd have the sense to leave it well alone!
86	85	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485A_000_041	Not much diggin' to be done out here, so I reckon whatever you buried's stayed where you left it. Where *did* you leave it, anyhow?
87	86	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485B_000_042	Try asking around the markets of Ala Ghiri. Doubtless some few of their peddlers once hailed from Ala Gannha.
88	87	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_VILLAGER05485C_000_043	The scars of the occupation run deep, you know. Anyone who dug up foreign machinery would bury it right where it was found.
89	88	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_050	After a hundred years of covert operations, it feels strange to simply walk up to people and start a conversation...but I digress. Have you learned aught that could put us on the trail?
90	89	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_051	That the wreckage is like to have been left untouched bodes well for us, and I heard tell of that children's song myself.
91	90	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_052	Surely it can be no coincidence that the lyrics reference building a mountain with a rabbit from the moon!
92	91	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_053	Yet it seems no one in town knows the specifics...
93	92	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_054	Would that I had a survey drone to scan the surrounds! Alas, I was told that they aren't designed to function on Etheirys.
94	93	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_055	At any rate, rather than dig blindly, let us travel next to Ala Ghiri and continue our inquiry!
95	94	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_060	Oh, Ala Ghiri, I had hoped I would recognize you... I see now the terrible reach of the Garlean invasion.
96	95	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_061	Well, where shall we start?
97	96	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_062	(-Middle-aged Merchant-)That striking scarlet garb... Could you be *the* Namingway!?
98	97	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_063	I beg your pardon!? You know my name, sir?
99	98	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_064	(-Middle-aged Merchant-)That and more. Why, I've known you all my life─isn't that right, my friend?
100	99	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_065	I am Sewal, humble peddler of handicrafts like this mammet. Time-consuming as it is to produce, I rarely carry more than one, but it always finds a buyer.
101	100	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_066	I modeled it on the talking rabbit described in a nursery song my grandparents used to sing for me. “Namingway the Red,” they called him.
102	101	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_067	The Ala Gannha children's song! Might you recall the lyrics?
103	102	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_068	Of course! Goes a little something like this...
104	103	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_069	From the moon the rabbit falls,♪ In youth he doth confide.♪ Sticks and stardust piled tall,♪ His secret there to hide.♪
105	104	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_070	The children build a mountain for the moon rabbit, and in return he gives them each a nickname and a footnote in his traveling log.
106	105	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_071	So great was my fondness for the fable that when I took up the merchant's mantle, I collaborated with local artisans to craft these themed mammets.
107	106	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_072	Come to think of it, I do believe I encountered one of these during my travels, but I had dismissed its resemblance as mere coincidence...
108	107	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_073	Can you believe I have my very own merchandise!?
109	108	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_074	My good sir, after a hundred years away, I am come to retrieve the vessel I crash-landed─and subsequently buried─somewhere in the Peaks.
110	109	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_075	At the time, I was aided by a group of young children. Could your grandparents have been among them? Is there anything more you can tell us─anything at all?
111	110	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_076	Hmmm. Well, I'm a little shaky on the lyrics for the second verse, but let's see...
112	111	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_077	Across the washing-water deep,♪ Through castle gate beyond,♪ Alone the moondust mountain sleeps,♪ Its hearth and home a pond.♪
113	112	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_078	Perhaps something there could be of use to you?
114	113	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_079	Why, this second verse would appear to describe a specific location... This may be our most promising lead yet!
115	114	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_080	Right then, Player, let us return to Ala Gannha and see what we can make of these clues!
116	115	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_081	Hold a moment, Namingway. To you I may be a stranger, but to me, you're a dear old friend of the family. Let me aid you as the elders once did.
117	116	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_082	You are too kind, Sewal. I daresay we couldn't ask for a better guide!
118	117	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_090	After peddling wares in Ala Ghiri for so long, my hometown feels almost foreign in its tranquility, yet no less welcoming.
119	118	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_091	Well, here we are at the river. Er...now what?
120	119	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_092	“Across the washing-water deep, through castle gate beyond...”
121	120	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_093	Our first clue directs us here to the Slow Wash. If we suppose the “castle” to be the castrum ruins, then...might that rock formation be the “gate”...?
122	121	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_094	I trust your instincts, my good fellow. Let us seek our “moondust mountain” on the other side!
123	122	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_100	You needn't search for a *tall* mountain, mind─the survey pod was only slightly bigger than myself, and the crash buried it half in the ground.
124	123	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_101	I know not what this ancient moon vessel looks like, but for Namingway's sake, I hope we find it.
125	124	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SYSTEM_000_102	You root around in the pile of loose dirt and jagged metal, but find only broken Garlean weaponry.
126	125	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SYSTEM_000_103	This mound of earth is riddled with twigs and rock fragments. Nothing of value appears to be buried here.
127	126	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SYSTEM_000_104	When you clear away the debris, you espy a shape distinctly Loporrit in origin... You decide to summon the others.
128	127	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_105	Have we located it at long last!?
129	128	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_106	Whatever it is, it's buried deep...
130	129	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_107	My survey pod! Oh, happy day!
131	130	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_108	Even after a century, it's still here...
132	131	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_100_108	Well! All that remains is to arrange for its excavation and transportation back to the moon!
133	132	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_109	So the nursery song was a map all along! I'll be damned...and, frankly, honored beyond words to have had a hand in this discovery.
134	133	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_110	Likewise, my hundred-year mission may well have ended in failure, were it not for kind-hearted souls such as you and your forebears!
135	134	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_111	Not to mention dear Player, of course!
136	135	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_112	...Oh dear. Little wonder I thought mankind was far too small, given my first encounter on Etheirys was with children!
137	136	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_113	A hundred years on Etheirys, you say? Doubtless you've been everywhere worth going! 'Tis a feat to which any merchant would aspire.
138	137	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_114	Ah, I'm afraid I must disappoint you. As mentioned, I was restricted to the shadows in the interest of evading public notice.
139	138	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_115	Never have I tasted tacos in Tural or scoured the south sea isles. And there's no telling how many more stars are in want of exploration!
140	139	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_116	Many a discovery is yet to be named and proclaimed, and I shall pursue each and every one to the ends of the universe!
141	140	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEWAL_000_117	The ends of the universe? Well, I can but pray we meet again along the way! Fare thee well, Namingway.
142	141	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_118	I can transmit these coordinates to my associates at a later time. For now, we must needs report back to Searchingway.
143	142	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_119	After that, I suppose I shall ruminate upon my next steps!
144	143	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_120	And so my two dear friends return triumphant in their mission! Very good, very good.
145	144	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_130	When I invited you to accompany me, I failed to anticipate the extent of the ordeal in store for us. You've helped me put much to rest, Player.
146	145	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_131	Ah, but what a story! A lost survey pod, uncovered after a century. Unearthed alongside the descendant of the child who helped to bury it in the first place...
147	146	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_132	After we lost contact, I could only wonder what had happened. Really, I should have known our Namingway would make an *impact* on the locals!
148	147	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_133	Oh, very clever, Searchingway!
149	148	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_134	Aren't I just? In all seriousness, I'll arrange to have the Sinus Ardorum cohort collect the wreckage from Ala Gannha in short order.
150	149	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_135	Wonderful! Their assistance is greatly appreciated. In fact, I shall make a note to thank each of them personally!
151	150	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_136	Returning to the burrow, joining the initiative, and even meeting a civilization from another star... The journey has been long and fruitful.
152	151	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_137	For much of it, I've been asking myself: what's in a name, truly?
153	152	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_138	Flowers, trees, topological features─all of them beautiful just as they are. 'Tis we, not they, who have need of such labels.
154	153	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_139	In the past I spoke of cognitive links and other scholarly concepts, but I've come to believe that the true significance of names is both simpler and more profound.
155	154	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_140	A name is a moment in time. A perspective─or a feeling. A name is how we say, “This is how I see the world, and I want to share it with you.”
156	155	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_141	In a way, it's a gift. And I, Namingway, was given the greatest gift of all!
157	156	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_142	One that served me well as part of the Cosmic Exploration Initiative, especially. I hope it's not presumptuous to say that I'm quite proud of the work I've done.
158	157	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_143	Hardly. The crew has embraced your every appellation with enthusiasm, you realize?
159	158	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_144	Indeed...and what a marvelous experience it's been. You've both made my dream come true!
160	159	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_SEARCHINGWAY_000_145	I think you'll find the feeling is rather mutual!
161	160	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
162	161	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_A1_000_001	You truly breathed life into these stars.
163	162	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_A1_000_002	How in the world did you manage it all?
164	163	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_147	Such kind words! Though a century of solitude taught me much, I relish the company of like-minded compatriots who appreciate nuanced nomenclature!
165	164	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_148	Oh, it was a daunting task to be sure, but I confess I was galvanized by the prospect of seeing my work immortalized in scientific research. Hee hee!
166	165	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_149	At any rate, my time with the initiative is far from over. I have only just reunited with my kin, after all.
167	166	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_150	Ere long, however, I suspect I will be amenable to a new journey─perhaps alone, or perhaps accompanied by an esteemed peer.
168	167	TEXT_KINGWK403_05485_NAMINGWAY_000_151	You wouldn't say no to a new adventure, would you, Player?