ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/038/LucKsa002_03835.csv

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4	0	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_00	Marsak is ready to depart.
5	1	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_01	You agree to lend your strength to the Bozjan Resistance, and Marsak wastes no time in preparing a ship to ferry you to their base of operations. He bids you meet him at the Doman Enclave when you are ready to embark.
6	2	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_02	You find Marsak waiting for you patiently at the dock. Prepared to depart, you speak with the ferryman who ushers the two of you onto his airship.
7	3	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_03	No sooner do you arrive at the Resistance camp than you find yourself face-to-face with Bajsaljen, leader of the Bozjan Resistance. He and his comrades explain to you their plan─to reforge the legendary weapons of Gunnhildr's Blades. Despite the scarcity of recordings relating to Queen Gunnhildr and her guard, they have made great strides in reproducing their vaunted arms. The key to their completion is a holy inscription engraved upon them, any traces of which were lost when Bozja Citadel fell many years ago. For their plans to move forward, they have enlisted the aid of an old friend─Mikoto.
8	4	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_04	In perhaps a few too many words, and a demonstration assisted by Gerolt, Mikoto expounds further on their plans. Borrowing the long-forgotten techniques of Bozjan seers, you must use a special crystal focus to enter the memories of those who may have seen the holy inscription required to reforge Gunnhildr's weapons. The problem, however, is that anyone who had glimpsed the inscription perished when Bozja Citadel was destroyed. Or so they thought. While contemplating the possibility of survivors, Mikoto is struck by a vision of the future. In it, she sees Cid Garlond, convincing her that he is the eyewitness you are searching for.
9	5	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_05	While strangely reluctant, Bajsaljen understands that Cid Garlond is likely your only hope of forging Gunnhildr's weapons. And so he bids you go to Rhalgr's Reach and speak with the Ironworks engineers there to find him.
10	6	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_06	Speaking with a fledgling engineer in Rhalgr's Reach, it seems as though Cid is too preoccupied to help. Thankfully, Jessie happens to overhear your conversation and clears up any misconceptions regarding his present commitments. Before taking her leave, Jessie asks that you proceed with caution, fearful of what horrors may be unearthed from Cid's past.
11	7	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_SEQ_07	Arrangements have been made for Cid to meet you at the Doman Enclave. As you make your way to meet him, you cannot help but wonder what secrets his memories may hold.
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28	24	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_00	Speak with the airship pilot at the Doman Enclave.
29	25	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_01	Speak with the airship pilot at the Doman Enclave.
30	26	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_02	Speak with Mikoto.
31	27	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_03	Speak with Bajsaljen.
32	28	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_04	Speak with the Ironworks engineer at Rhalgr's Reach.
33	29	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_TODO_05	Speak with the Ironworks engineer.
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52	48	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_000	When you have finished your preparations, meet me at the dock and we can be on our way.
53	49	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_010	Our destination is Gangos, the Resistance's present base of operations. To ensure we remain unnoticed by the Empire, this ship is one of the few permitted to travel 'twixt Doma and the other provinces. Should you have need to travel to Gangos in the future, I ask you come here to do so.
54	50	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_AIRSHIPGUIDE_000_030	Coming aboard, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>miss<Else/>sir</If>?
55	51	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q1_000_031	Travel to Gangos?
56	52	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_060	(-???-)That we should play host to the liberator of Doma <Emphasis>and</Emphasis> Ala Mhigo <If(PlayerParameter(4))>herself<Else/>himself</If>. I did not think you could be persuaded to help us.
57	53	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_061	Bajsaljen, leader of the Bozjan Resistance. Not the best choice for the job, if I'm to be frank, but I will bear the title all the same.
58	54	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_062	(-???-)Bloody hells, man! Ye won't inspire much confidence speakin' like that!
59	55	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_063	Haha, you're quite right, Master Gerolt! While you're here, won't you come and welcome our guest?
60	56	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_065	Huh...? What in the seven hells are <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> doin' here!?
61	57	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_070	Don't I know ye from somewhere? ...Ah, I know! Yer that <If(PlayerParameter(4))>lass<Else/>bloke</If> what saved Eorzea from the Garleans or some such. <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, was it? What's the matter? Ye look like someone pissed in yer porridge.
62	58	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_071	Eorzea's greatest hero and her finest blacksmith. With the two of you here, our plan is sure to succeed. Would that Queen Gunnhildr were here to witness this.
63	59	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_072	Oi, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>... Just between us? I'm only here to pay off me debts to that black–hearted snake Rowena.
64	60	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_073	She's been sellin' supplies to the Resistance, and they happened to mention they were in need of a smithy. So she went and told 'em I'm the greatest bleedin' smithy in the realm, with skills that'd put Byregot Himself to shame.
65	61	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_074	Can't rightly say I'm even half o' what she claimed, but I'll do me damndest. They're happy to ply me with good grub and even better booze, so play along, will ye?
66	62	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_075	Now that you're both here, I believe it time our plans be made clear. Misija?
67	63	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_076	Yes, of course. Our goal is to reforge the weapons wielded by Gunnhildr's Blades. Simple in principle, less so in execution.
68	64	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_077	The weapons themselves and most of the texts denoting the history of Her Majesty and her guard were lost to the devastation of the Fourth Umbral Calamity.
69	65	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_078	That said, we have managed to obtain certain pieces of information, and coupled with Master Gerolt's knowledge and expertise, we have made great strides in reproducing these vaunted blades of eld.
70	66	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_079	We've worked out the manner o' weapons they wielded, their shape an' weight─even the materials needed for me forge. But we've learned bugger all about what gives 'em spirit.
71	67	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_080	It is said Queen Gunnhildr etched a holy inscription into each blade, thus granting them the power of the gods. Unfortunately, no records of any such engravings remain, but there is still hope.
72	68	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_081	Though naught but pale imitations, there once existed replicas which may very well have borne these inscriptions. Alas, they were lost when Bozja Citadel fell.
73	69	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_082	Do you know of the Bozja incident?
74	70	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q2_000_100	What will you say?
75	71	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A1_000_100	It sounds vaguely familiar...
76	72	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A2_000_100	Yes, I do. Though admittedly I do not recall it in detail.
77	73	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_085	A bitter chapter in our history, for it would mark the end of Bozja as we knew it.
78	74	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_090	That a worldly adventurer such as yourself would know of this is of no surprise. If I may, I would share the tragic tale of our homeland.
79	75	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_095	Fifteen summers past, the Garleans were conducting experiments, seeking a means to make contact with the lesser moon, Dalamud.
80	76	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_096	They believed the satellite to be possessed of immense power, and a lunar transmitter was erected in the hopes of harnessing it.
81	77	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_097	But when the transmitter was activated and the signal sent, Dalamud responded with an immense blast of raw energy. The destruction wrought defied reckoning.
82	78	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_098	The citadel, the relics of Queen Gunnhildr's kingdom... Naught was left but smoke and ash.
83	79	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_099	Hope ain't lost yet, though. The citadel's been wiped off the bloody map, aye, but there's still a way for us to find those inscriptions. Or so I've been told.
84	80	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_100	An explanation better left to one far more knowledgeable than I.
85	81	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_105	I reckon I'll leave the lass over there to you. Scholarly types like her have a knack for rubbin' me the wrong way, an' I can't hardly understand half o' what they say in the first place.
86	82	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_130	'Tis good to see you again, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Though I had hoped to accomplish more before your arrival.
87	83	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q3_000_200	What will you say?
88	84	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A1_000_200	Wait, don't tell me. Your name is...
89	85	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A2_000_200	I'm sure your help will be as invaluable now as it was aboard the <Emphasis>Prima Vista</Emphasis>.
90	86	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_135	Have I truly left so little an impression? It is I, Mikoto, of House Jinba. Do you not recall our journey together to Rabanastre?
91	87	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_140	You are far too kind. If not for your heroism, Ramza and Alma would have...would have...
92	88	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_141	From the onset of our endeavor, it was abundantly clear that one versed in aetherology would be essential. We relayed this to the alliance, who then introduced us to Mikoto. She is said to be one of the most brilliant minds among the Students of Baldesion.
93	89	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_142	And yet it is my ineptitude that demands your presence here. <sigh> I was all but certain that Gerolt and I alone would suffice in this, alas...
94	90	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_143	Ahem. The matter she speaks of concerns a long-forgotten practice of the holy men who once inhabited these lands. Utilizing uniquely aspected crystals, these seers were able to provide succor for those with ailments of the mind.
95	91	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_000_144	They possessed the ability to shape their very memories, removing those deemed harmful and replacing them, that the patient may find some semblance of peace.
96	92	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_145	I too dismissed the notion that such practices could exist. That is, until a recent excavation unearthed compelling evidence of their work: the crystals we believe were used in their healing.
97	93	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_146	Unfortunately, we were unable to discern how they are meant to be used. It was at this juncture that we petitioned for Mikoto's assistance.
98	94	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_147	Well, lass? Made any progress?
99	95	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_148	My initial analysis suggests the crystals were artificially created at some point in the distant past. The materials used suggest they were most likely produced by the ancestral peoples of this area.
100	96	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_149	What's more, their aetherial signature is strikingly similar to the oscillatory activity of brain waves which, when made to resonate with the distinct-frequency NRR–type harmonic vibrations of an individual's─ Ah. I've done it again, haven't I?
101	97	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_150	I think...a simpler approach is in order. Ahem. Every living being is comprised of corporeal aether of the flesh, incorporeal aether of the soul, and the aetherial residue of their memories.
102	98	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_151	Were one to be possessed of only corporeal aether, they would be but a walking corpse. Conversely, entities comprised of only incorporeal aether are referred to in layman's terms as ghosts. In either case, they may also retain some of their residual memories.
103	99	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_152	Aye, zombies and ghosts. I follow.
104	100	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_153	These crystals are able to isolate and resonate with the aetherial signature of memories. This allowed the seers to probe the minds of their patients.
105	101	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_154	That's all well an' good, lass, but what if their mind ain't what it used to be? Or they was too deep in their cups to remember what yer lookin' for?
106	102	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_155	An excellent question, Master Gerolt. We are all possessed of two types of memory─explicit and implicit.
107	103	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_156	As their names suggest, explicit memories refer to an active remembrance of previous experiences, while implicit memories are acquired and stored passively.
108	104	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_157	For example, when making a new acquaintance, their appearance will become part of your explicit memory, allowing you to recall that information. Should a great deal of time pass without meeting, however, such recollection can prove difficult.
109	105	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_158	Yet in that moment, your mind also takes record of the sounds and smells of the location, the temperature, and so on.
110	106	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_159	Hmm... Perhaps a demonstration would better explain this phenomenon.
111	107	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q4_000_300	What will you say?
112	108	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A1_000_300	Without a seer?
113	109	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A2_000_300	Don't we need some sort of spell?
114	110	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_170	Thankfully, that will not be necessary.
115	111	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_171	When I was first told of the seers and their practices, I was immediately reminded of your ability to peer into the past.
116	112	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_172	I believe these people were blessed with a similar gift, and it is for that reason they were chosen to serve as seers.
117	113	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_173	Though I too am possessed of the Echo, I lack the ability to peer into the past as you do, and thus have been unable to wield the power of these crystals.
118	114	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_174	That's why we called ye here.
119	115	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_175	Until now I could do naught but posit theories. With your help, however, I may now put them to the proof.
120	116	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_176	And you, Master Gerolt, shall be my first test subject.
121	117	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_250	<Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, I would like you to recall the last time you experienced the Echo. Concentrate on that feeling. Master Gerolt, I need you to recall a memory of the past. It may be anything you like.
122	118	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_251	Ye better not go pokin' around in there, diggin' up somethin' unsavory like, ye hear, lass?
123	119	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_252	Please, Master Gerolt. Focus!
124	120	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_253	This is...most unexpected. For reasons I cannot yet explain, it appears the Echo has allowed me to accompany you into his memory.
125	121	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_ROWENA_000_254	You're a skilled smith, Gerolt, there's no denyin' that. But you hold money about as well as your liquor.
126	122	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_255	Well what bloody good is money if ye can't spend it? A man has to live a little, Rowena.
127	123	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_ROWENA_000_256	Aye, and it wouldn't hurt for a man to use his head, neither. With all that talent o' yours, I reckon you could've amassed a small fortune by now. Could've been <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> sittin' on the Syndicate instead o' Godbert.
128	124	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_257	As if I'd ever want to be anythin' like that dodderin' old, half-dressed─
129	125	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_258	Didn't realize me memory was so sharp.
130	126	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_259	As you can see, implicit memory is surprisingly comprehensive. From the clear skies and ocean waves, down to the exact words of your conversation─everything appears to have been perfectly preserved.
131	127	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_260	Ye...ye weren't listenin' to that, were ye?
132	128	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_ROWENA_000_261	Every time someone gives you good advice, you turn around and do the complete soddin' opposite! I used to like that rebellious streak of yours, but now I see you're just a bloody idiot. <sigh> Honestly, I don't know what I ever saw in you.
133	129	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_262	Whatever it is ye think ye saw, it ain't as if I've changed since then.
134	130	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_263	And ye haven't neither... Still as beautiful as the day we met.
135	131	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_264	Whoa, hold on a minute! I ain't never said <Emphasis>anythin'</Emphasis> like that! I swear on me last mug of ale!
136	132	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_265	Implicit memories, while quite comprehensive, are not always true to fact. In the case of painful or otherwise undesirable experiences, they can be obfuscated to protect oneself from hard truths.
137	133	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_266	Our perception of reality can also distort them as well, even when first committed to the mind. Then, as time passes, such distortions can grow. Happy memories become more joyous, sad ones all the more bitter.
138	134	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_267	Explicit memory is particularly sensitive to such misrepresentations of events, for man is wont to remember what is most convenient for his worldview. That is why we seek the implicit, for there we are most like to find the truth.
139	135	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_268	The truth!? Rowena and me were only here a week ago! Don't tell me my memory's that bleedin' unreliable!
140	136	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_269	A self-imposed delusion, perhaps. As I said before, the mind has ways of concealing painful memories.
141	137	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_270	I, er... I ain't feelin' so well. If you'll excuse me.
142	138	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_271	As you can see, these crystals allow us to choose specific points in a person's past to observe at will. Unlike the Echo, however, what we see will not always be as it really was.
143	139	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_272	Yet there still remains the matter of finding one who has seen the replica weapons and their inscriptions.
144	140	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_273	At this present juncture, we might as well be looking for a ghost.
145	141	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_274	After the Garlean invasion of Bozja, it was all but cut off from the world. None were allowed in or out, meaning all of its residents─and likely any who may have glimpsed the weapons─died when the citadel was destroyed.
146	142	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_275	...Hmm. What about soldiers stationed there who were away at the time of the incident? Bah, even if we were able to find them, I doubt they could be persuaded to cooperate.
147	143	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_276	Ahh!
148	144	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_CID_000_277	No, please! Lord Varis... Nooo!
149	145	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_278	You...saw it too? My visions, they...they are not of what has come to pass...but what is yet to be.
150	146	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_000_279	Could it be the crystal allowed us to share my vision as well?
151	147	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_280	Mikoto, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Are you two all right?
152	148	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_281	Cid...? Cid Garlond? Son of the monster behind the Meteor project?
153	149	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_282	Come to think of it, Yugiri mentioned that Doma and the Eorzean Alliance have been receiving support from Garlond Ironworks.
154	150	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_283	I thought that the company should use such a moniker mere happenstance, but... You mean to say Cid Garlond owns this company?
155	151	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_284	The son of Midas nan Garlond...lives...
156	152	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_285	He must be summoned at once. If he was at the citadel prior to its destruction, it's quite possible he may have seen the replicas.
157	153	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_286	Fate is indeed a cruel mistress. Pinning our hopes on a Garlean─the get of that bastard Midas, no less. Is there truly no other way?
158	154	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_000_287	Bajsaljen, please!
159	155	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_288	<sigh> ...Very well. I only hope our fallen comrades can forgive us.
160	156	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_289	Please, bring us this Cid Garlond. For the people of Bozja. For all of Ilsabard.
161	157	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_GEROLT_000_295	If it ain't about me forge, it'll have to wait, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>lass<Else/>lad</If>. I...I need to think.
162	158	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_300	I do not imagine he sympathizes with our plight, but from what I gather, he has no love for the Empire, either. If that will suffice in persuading him to aid us, then so be it.
163	159	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_000_301	I hear there are engineers stationed at Rhalgr's Reach. Perhaps you can begin your search for Garlond there.
164	160	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_320	Say, aren't you <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>? Savior of Eorzea, liberator of Ala Mhigo, so on and so forth? The name's Lilja, newest recruit to the Ironworks. What can I do for you?
165	161	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_321	The chief? Too busy by half, according to Jessie. Between you and me, though, I think it's a load of─
166	162	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_322	Oh, do go on. A load of what?
167	163	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_323	I was saying what a load <Emphasis>off </Emphasis>your shoulders it must be, knowing the chief is back from whatever he was doing. Speaking of whom, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> said <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> wanted to speak with him about...what was it again?
168	164	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_324	Godsdammit, Lilja. You might hear better than most, but you're a terrible listener.
169	165	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_325	<sigh> ...Would you mind starting again from the beginning?
170	166	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_326	I see. Well, you just missed him. Seiryu's Wall is due for maintenance, and he had a mind to oversee it personally. That said, any matters concerning you are top priority. I'll see if I can reach him.
171	167	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_327	I take it this is an average day for you? Must be hard. Always having to put on a brave face as you're thrust into danger, people tugging you this way and that like some sort of errand <If(PlayerParameter(4))>girl<Else/>boy</If>.
172	168	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_328	N-Not that we don't appreciate what you do for us. Goodness knows I do. In fact, well, you see...
173	169	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_329	I'm something of a fan. I knew the Ironworks worked with you on occasion, but I didn't think I'd have the chance to meet you in person. Can I...can I shake your hand?
174	170	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_330	Lilja! Cid being back took a load off of <Emphasis>my</Emphasis> shoulders, not yours. Don't you have work to do?
175	171	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_331	Oh, right! Work. Duty calls, but hopefully, we'll meet again soon!
176	172	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_332	Chief says he'll meet you at the Doman Enclave. Not the most convenient of locations, but it'll have to do, I'm afraid.
177	173	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_333	One more thing. The Bozja incident is something of a sore spot for the chief.
178	174	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_334	Even if it was an accident, most people outside of the Empire remember it as a massacre.
179	175	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_335	The chief tried to put a stop to his father's experiment, but his pleas fell on deaf ears. Even now he still blames himself for it all.
180	176	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_336	“I should've tried harder,” he'd say. “I could've saved him. I could've saved all of them.” All that genius, and the man can't find a way to forgive himself.
181	177	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_JESSIE_000_337	So if you're aiming to go digging through his past, be careful. I dread to think what demons he's got locked away in that brain of his...
182	178	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_350	She's tough as magitek armor plating when she wants to be, but her heart's in the right place. A shame she's always so busy.
183	179	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_IRONWORKSCLERK_000_351	As are you, if I'm not mistaken. I won't keep you any longer. Best of luck!
184	180	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_010_000	I believe Mikoto would be better suited to explaining the latter half of our plan.
185	181	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_010_001	Unless...there is something else you wished to discuss?
186	182	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_020_000	I do not imagine he sympathizes with our plight, but from what I gather, he has no love for the Empire, either. If that will suffice in persuading him to aid us, then so be it.
187	183	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_020_001	I hear there are engineers stationed at Rhalgr's Reach. Perhaps you can begin your search for Garlond there.
188	184	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_020_002	Unless...there is something else you wish to discuss?
189	185	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q10_000_000	What will you say?
190	186	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A10_000_000	Tell me about Bozja and the Resistance.
191	187	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A10_000_001	Tell me about Gangos.
192	188	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A10_000_002	Tell me about the Bozja incident.
193	189	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A10_000_003	Tell me about yourself.
194	190	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A10_000_0010	Nothing.
195	191	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_200	Our home rests in the southern reaches of Ilsabard, to the west of Dalmasca.
196	192	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_201	Our earliest records─or at least those we have been able to recover─suggest Bozja was founded at some point during the Third Astral Era. The Allagan Empire had reached the height of its power, and several tribes of the Hrothgar came here seeking refuge from their supremacy.
197	193	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_202	It was Queen Gunnhildr who would keep the Allagans at bay. Her radiance would light our path to prosperity, and by her grace was the nation of Bozja founded.
198	194	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_203	Alas, the Fourth Umbral Calamity would see the end of her kingdom. But those who survived slowly rebuilt, and Bozja was reborn as a city-state that would coexist with neighboring nations for centuries to come.
199	195	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_204	The Garlean Empire's rise to power changed everything. None could oppose the sheer strength and versatility of their military.
200	196	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_205	Their campaign began some fifty years ago, and now an entire generation of our people has been raised knowing only oppression. But now they would know freedom.
201	197	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_206	When word reached us that Ala Mhigo and Doma had risen up to defy the Empire, we seized the opportunity to flee and form pockets of resistance.
202	198	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_207	With Lord Hien's assistance, the several groups that had formed were merged into a single, cohesive force, and I was chosen as its leader.
203	199	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_208	If the IVth Imperial Legion is able to consolidate its forces in Bozja, however, our efforts will be for naught. We have to strike back, and soon.
204	200	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_300	For the present, this is our base of operations, to the southeast of what remains of Bozja Citadel. When the fighting begins, we will hold the line here.
205	201	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_301	For a blessing, the surrounding wetlands and the fog that persists year-round have served to conceal our operation. That is not to say, of course, we have not taken additional measures to remain hidden.
206	202	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_302	In the unlikely event that their scouts should approach the perimeter, our mages have cast a cloaking spell around the area to keep us from sight.
207	203	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_303	Havens such as this are plentiful along the southern coast of Ilsabard. Our facilities are rather modest, I confess, but I would like to think we have made great strides in providing for our soldiers here.
208	204	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_304	Thanks to the generosity of our allies here in the East, as well as the Eorzean Alliance, we do not want for provisions or arms. All that remains is to secure the blades of Gunnhildr.
209	205	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_400	It was roughly twenty years ago, if I'm not mistaken. The Empire, fearful of the threat posed by primals and the tribes who summoned them, devised a plan to wipe them out.
210	206	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_401	The Meteor project. Through the use of magitek, they intended to recreate ancient sorcery capable of calling down meteors.
211	207	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_402	At the helm of the project was their chief engineer, Midas nan Garlond. In time, every last one of their research facilities was involved in its development.
212	208	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_403	The project would take a perilous turn when it was discovered that the lesser moon Dalamud was, in fact, a satellite of Allagan design. They were determined to make it part of their plans.
213	209	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_404	And so they erected a colossal transmission tower, designed to control Dalamud. Its first test would also prove to be its last...
214	210	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_405	For lack of eyewitnesses, what happened next is difficult to describe. It is often described as an explosion, but the ruins showed no signs of gunpowder or magick. We only know that a terrible light shone from the heavens that night.
215	211	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_406	In an instant, the citadel was gone. Its citizens and soldiers...my family...
216	212	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_407	No one is certain why Dalamud responded with such destructive force, but all work on the Meteor project was halted immediately.
217	213	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_408	Five years later, however, Nael van Darnus set the wheels of the project back into motion. His devotion was rewarded with the coming of the Seventh Umbral Calamity.
218	214	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_409	The world has already paid too great a cost for the Garleans' ambition... They must be stopped.
219	215	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_500	I was born in Bozja, though I have never known a life free from the Empire's rule.
220	216	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_501	Following in my late father's footsteps, I studied to become a doctor. Much to my surprise, and dismay, my academic accomplishments did not go unnoticed. I was taken to the capital, where I received a formal education in medicinal sciences. Deployment as a medic in their military soon followed.
221	217	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_502	My service was ultimately rewarded with citizenship, after which I met my wife, and we started a family together. If their goal was for me to grow content and complacent, it failed, for not a day went by that I did not think about the liberation of my homeland.
222	218	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_503	But I would need to bide my time a while longer, for I was assigned to the IVth Imperial Legion. There was an uprising in Nagxia, and it fell to us to quell their insurrection. It was not until after our mission was complete that I learned of what happened to Bozja. To my family...
223	219	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_504	We returned as fast as we were able, but there was nothing left of the citadel.
224	220	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_505	I was ordered to return to the capital, but I had to find my wife and children. I covered every ilm of that barren wasteland...and nothing.
225	221	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_506	Chains and a prison cell greeted me back in Garlemald, but in spite of my confinement, whispers of what happened in Bozja eventually reached me. Of their failed experiments to control Dalamud.
226	222	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_507	Stripped of my citizenship, I expected to remain under lock and key until the end of my days. Fortunately for me, they had need of more medics for their next campaign.
227	223	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_508	But I would never reach the battlefield, for I escaped with a number of other soldiers to join the Resistance.
228	224	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_BAISHAEN_100_509	Many years of service to the Resistance then molded me into the man who now stands before you. And I will continue to serve for as long as it takes to see our homeland safe from the Empire.
229	225	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_010_000	We've enlisted the aid of a scholar from Sharlayan who would be better suited to explaining the intricacies of our plan.
230	226	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_010_001	Unless, of course, you have another question for me?
231	227	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_020_000	That you should know Cid Garlond is hardly surprising. I only hope he is not so engrossed in his work that he cannot find time to assist us.
232	228	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_020_001	I will not keep you. Unless, of course, there is something you wish to ask me?
233	229	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q20_000_000	What will you say?
234	230	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A20_000_000	Tell me about the IVth Imperial Legion.
235	231	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A20_000_001	Tell me about Legatus Noah van Gabranth.
236	232	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A20_000_002	Tell me about Castrum Lacus Litore.
237	233	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A20_000_003	Tell me about yourself.
238	234	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A20_000_0010	Nothing.
239	235	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_200	The initial invasion of Bozja was led by Basch van Gabranth. There would be a change of commander not long after, however.
240	236	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_201	Thirty years ago, during the invasion of Dalmasca, his health took an unexpected turn for the worse, and his son, Noah van Gabranth, oversaw the conquest to its completion. He was a mere twenty years old when he assumed full command.
241	237	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_202	The IVth Imperial Legion itself is rather unique compared to most, for the bulk of their forces are not native Garleans, their present leader included.
242	238	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_203	Both Noah and his father were quite quick to bend the knee to Emperor Solus, from what I have been told. Perhaps it was that ardent loyalty that helped them rise to such prominence.
243	239	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_204	But not all were such fervent followers of the Empire. Quite the contrary, I would hazard the greater part of their soldiers were like us, seeing little recourse but to serve lest they be put to the sword.
244	240	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_205	Though I suppose the unwavering loyalty of the IVth Imperial Legion is what serves to set it apart from the rest. Or to be more precise, its loyalty to Noah van Gabranth.
245	241	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_206	What's more, you will come to find they are not wont to rely on magitek armaments like most imperial soldiers.
246	242	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_207	Indeed, they seem to prefer fighting the old-fashioned way, employing arcane magicks, techniques akin to summoning, and all manner of feral beasts rather than depending on heavy artillery.
247	243	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_208	Though if recent reports are to be believed, these will be the least of our concerns. The battalions en route to Bozja are said to be led by Lion sas Helsos.
248	244	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_209	He is a strategist whose cunning is matched only by his renown as a tamer of beasts, and it is rumored that he alone is worth more than a thousand rank-and-file troops. One might say he has history with the Resistance.
249	245	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_300	Ah yes, the leader of the IVth Imperial Legion, one of the youngest to ever take such a position. His father, Basch van Gabranth, served as legatus before him, claiming many a victory in the name of the Empire.
250	246	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_301	Basch was a knight of the Republic of Landis which, like so many other nations, was fast to fall at the hands of the Empire. Rather than die with dignity, he was quite quick to bend the knee to their conquerors, ingratiating himself with the Emperor and earning his place as a legatus.
251	247	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_302	This was quite a feat, given that he was not of Garlean blood. One can but imagine the lengths to which he went to earn their trust, but it is clear he labored hard to keep it.
252	248	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_303	His health took an unexpected turn for the worse during the invasion of Dalmasca, which afforded Noah the opportunity he needed to rise to prominence. And it was under Noah's leadership that Rabanastre would fall.
253	249	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_304	Then, when his father passed two years later, he was named the next legatus of the IVth Imperial Legion.
254	250	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_305	Many believe it was the conquest of Dalmasca that earned him the position, but some argue he was appointed on the recommendation of the Emperor, perhaps in recognition of his father's service to the Empire.
255	251	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_306	Regardless of the reason, Noah would continue in his father's footsteps. The IVth Imperial Legion would continue to be comprised primarily of foreign soldiers, and their loyalty to the newly appointed legatus was unfaltering.
256	252	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_307	One might expect such a legion to remain within the Emperor's good graces, but it would not be so when Varis took the throne. For several years he appointed them to the quelling of uprisings in remote provinces, as if to keep them at arm's length.
257	253	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_308	Perhaps he suspected an ulterior motive to the Gabranths seeking to gain such fervent adoration from the IVth Imperial Legion. I have no proof, of course, but one cannot help but wonder...
258	254	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_400	It was once known as Alermuc Fortress, erected in the hopes of deterring the Garleans. After the Bozja incident, it would be rebuilt and given a new name─Castrum Lacus Litore.
259	255	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_401	Its position to the north of Bozja will make it a critical strategic point in the battles to come. If we are to have any hope of reclaiming Bozja, we must first gain control of the castrum.
260	256	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_402	The location was originally chosen for its natural defenses. Being surrounded on all sides by steep cliffs made Alermuc Fortress all but impregnable. Assuming, of course, one had the wherewithal to defend it.
261	257	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_403	When the Garleans came, their magitek weaponry was unlike anything we had ever seen. A great many lives were lost in our struggle to hold the fortress, and in the end we were simply outmatched.
262	258	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_404	At present, the castrum is held by Legatus Gabranth's second-in-command, Menenius rem Lanatus. An interesting choice, to say the least.
263	259	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_405	Lanatus is a well-known family with a long and august lineage. That is, until they incurred the ire of the Emperor, tarnishing their name and robbing them of their position in Garlean society.
264	260	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_406	And yet Basch van Gabranth would choose members of their family to serve under him. Mayhap he sensed their desperation to redeem their honor. If that is the case, the road to redemption is long indeed, for two generations of Lanatus have served under the Gabranths.
265	261	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_407	Imagine the recognition they would receive for thwarting our attempts to take the fortress. You can be sure he will do all in his power to stop us.
266	262	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_500	I serve primarily as liaison 'twixt the Bozjan Resistance and our allies. I'll not deny there is still much for me to learn, but I will do everything within my power to see Bozja free of the Empire. If that should mean my life, then so be it.
267	263	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_501	You...wish to know of my past? It is no different than most, I would imagine─conscription by the Empire, which is the only reason I was not present in the citadel to die alongside my kin in the Bozja incident.
268	264	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_502	Some would call it a massacre planned by the Empire, but I am not ready to believe they would willingly kill so many of their own soldiers and engineers.
269	265	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_503	Having been raised under the Garlean doctrine, I realize that not all of them are the bloodthirsty monsters many of us would paint them to be. Though the Empire would seek to oppress us, I do not share the same animosity towards its citizens as my Resistance comrades.
270	266	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MARSHAK_200_504	But these are musings better left between the two of us, yes? I would not have the others think me a coward or a traitor to our cause.
271	267	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_010_000	Are you and Mikoto acquaintances by any chance? Her explanations can be...convoluted at times, but I trust she can make clear our plans.
272	268	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_010_001	...Is there anything else you wish to ask me?
273	269	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_020_000	The son of Midas nan Garlond. An imperial deserter... My, what curious company we keep.
274	270	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_020_001	Ahem. Forgive me. Is there aught you need?
275	271	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q30_000_000	What will you say?
276	272	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A30_000_000	Tell me about Queen Gunnhildr.
277	273	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A30_000_001	Tell me about Gunnhildr's Blades.
278	274	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A30_000_002	Tell me about the weapons you plan to forge.
279	275	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A30_000_003	Tell me about yourself.
280	276	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A30_000_0010	Nothing.
281	277	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_200	During the Third Astral Era, Queen Gunnhildr united the fragmented tribes of the Hrothgar to rise up and drove off the Allagans, eventually going on to found the nation of Bozja.
282	278	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_201	It should be noted that Gunnhildr was not her name, but rather a title bestowed to the current monarch of any given age. The common thread connecting all rulers of Bozja is their ability to read the stars. There were others who shared in this ability, but they were said to be the greatest seers of their respective ages.
283	279	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_202	They were also said to be great warriors. When doing battle with the Allagans or any other would-be invaders, the queen could always be found commanding from the front lines.
284	280	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_203	Alas, Bozja would fall in the wake of the Fourth Umbral Calamity. By some miracle, some few survived and were able to build what we knew as the city-state of Bozja.
285	281	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_300	They were the elite guard of the queen, masters of myriad arms and magicks, said to be the greatest warriors of their age.
286	282	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_301	Their combat prowess was matched only by their devotion to Queen Gunnhildr. They would not hesitate to give their lives in her service. And, should one of these warriors fall in battle, their holy blade would be passed on to a suitable successor.
287	283	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_302	Over time, their title as Gunnhildr's Blades would become synonymous with the gunblade, which gained great renown during the war against the Allagans.
288	284	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_303	There is not a Bozjan alive who does not know the tales of their heroism. I have no doubt reforging these weapons will lend us both the strength and resolve we need to succeed.
289	285	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_400	With Master Gerolt's help, we have nearly all that is required to reforge the weapons of Queen Gunnhildr's guard.
290	286	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_401	While it is true the legends of their might are duly inspiring, to simply call them the blades of Gunnhildr would do little to differentiate these new armaments from the weapons of eld. After all, we do not wish to give the impression that the originals have been recovered.
291	287	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_402	After much thought, Master Gerolt offered a simple and surprisingly satisfactory suggestion of “Resistance weapons.”
292	288	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_403	He also went on to make a rather curious remark about the steps to be taken in their forging: that these weapons can be enhanced further in accordance with the enemies one faces.
293	289	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_404	By the sounds of it, these weapons are never truly complete until their purpose is fulfilled.
294	290	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_500	It has been two years since I joined the Resistance. Before then I lived as all Bozjans did─under the harsh rule of the Empire.
295	291	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_501	It is the only life I have ever known, though my parents often spoke to me of what they remembered from the days of Bozja's independence.
296	292	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_502	Though it was under the auspices of our Garlean oppressors, I was educated in prehistoric archaeology.
297	293	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_503	While I am thankful for the opportunities it afforded me, I could not turn a blind eye to the suffering of my people. And so I left to join the Resistance.
298	294	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MEESIYA_400_504	It was I who proposed to reforge the fabled weapons of Queen Gunnhildr's guard, and Bajsaljen has chosen to place his faith in my plan. I take heart in knowing all I learned from the Empire will be put to good use.
299	295	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_020_000	Our exploration of Master Gerolt's memories was a success. Largely in part to his trust in you, I suspect.
300	296	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_020_001	And how fortunate for us that you should also be a good acquaintance of Cid's. I'm sure there is much you must do to prepare, so I will not keep you.
301	297	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_020_002	...Was there something else?
302	298	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_Q40_000_000	What will you say?
303	299	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_000	Tell me about the seers.
304	300	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_001	Tell me about the crystal focus.
305	301	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_002	Tell me about memory exploration.
306	302	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_003	Tell me about your gift.
307	303	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_004	Tell me about yourself.
308	304	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_A40_000_0010	Nothing.
309	305	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_200	Scant though they are, the records we have uncovered thus far suggest the practices of seers date back as far as the Fourth Astral Era.
310	306	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_201	The region was plagued with all manner of natural disasters in those days, inciting great unrest not only amongst the Bozjans, but neighboring nations as well.
311	307	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_202	It was during these tumultuous times seers first appeared. In fact, I have reason to believe they possessed the Echo.
312	308	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_203	Using a crystal focus, they were able to delve into the minds of the downcast and the heartsick, seeking out their darkest memories and altering them to ease the peoples' burdens.
313	309	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_204	Perhaps they saw the altering of minds as a necessity for their survival, but we must consider the ethical implications of such methods in this day and age. I have no doubt my betters in Sharlayan would consider it to be reprehensible.
314	310	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_300	My initial analysis of the crystals suggests they are man-made. Nothing in my data can prove the materials are unique to this region, which leads me to believe the Bozjans─or rather, the seers─created them.
315	311	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_301	However, given the intricate lattices found in these crystals, it seems highly improbable that the Bozjans could have produced them, considering the methods available to them in the Fourth Astral Era.
316	312	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_302	In fact, on closer inspection, it became clear that its structure is quite similar to that found in Allagan constructs.
317	313	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_303	Which then begs the question: who were the seers, and whence did they come? This is but a working theory, but I suspect their roots can be traced back to the Allagans themselves─perhaps survivors of the Fourth Umbral Calamity who wished to atone for the sins of their forebears.
318	314	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_304	They came to these lands seeking a means to help the Bozjans, and in doing so created these crystal foci.
319	315	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_305	...Ahem. As I said, 'tis but a working theory. Though I understand if it sounds more like a flight of fancy.
320	316	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_400	Perhaps I should start with a simple explanation, as I did before. Let us consider the composition of a person's aether, shall we? There is corporeal aether of the flesh, incorporeal aether of the soul, and the aetherial residue of an individual's memories.
321	317	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_401	Were one to be possessed of only corporeal aether, they would be but a walking corpse. Conversely, entities comprised of only incorporeal aether are referred to in layman's terms as ghosts. Of course, a ghost that possesses residual memories could likely recall its past and retain self-awareness.
322	318	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_402	Using a crystal focus, we can isolate the aetherial signature of memories, much in the same way the seers did. We can then delve into and explore specific memories conjured by the subject.
323	319	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_403	We must be careful of what we observe, however, for while the information stored in a person's memories can be quite comprehensive, it is not always true to fact. They can be distorted due to the passage of time, or even when first committed to the mind as a result of personal bias.
324	320	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_404	That is why it is important to mark the distinction between explicit and implicit memories.
325	321	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_405	Explicit memories are those consciously stored and recalled, while implicit memories are more passively accumulated by our subconscious.
326	322	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_406	When meeting someone for the first time, their appearance will be kept as part of our explicit memory, though this may fade with the passing of time. Should a great deal of time pass without meeting, however, such recollection can prove difficult.
327	323	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_407	Yet in that moment, your mind also takes record of everything experienced by your sensory nervous system.
328	324	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_408	Unfortunately, information called from explicit memory is quite sensitive to misrepresentations of events. After all, if an individual is actively choosing to recall an event, who is to say they will not make alterations to better suit their liking?
329	325	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_409	That is why we seek information from implicit memory, which is more likely to be preserved free of the bias of an individual's worldview.
330	326	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_500	The Echo can manifest itself in myriad ways dependent on the individual. I was gifted with the ability to peer into the future.
331	327	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_501	It is a power much like prophetic dreams and divinations, and yet quite different, for such visions only tell of the future's potential.
332	328	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_502	The Echo does not show me what may happen, but what <Emphasis>will</Emphasis> happen.
333	329	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_503	Scholars speculate Mezaya Thousand Eyes too shared this gift, hence the alarming accuracy of the passages writ in her <Emphasis>Divine Chronicles</Emphasis>.
334	330	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_504	These visions are a decidedly rare occurrence, usually containing some crucial insight into matters presently unfolding before me. For better or worse, I have never had visions of an impending threat on my life or those around me.
335	331	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_505	Not that I would want to see such things, of course. Could you imagine, knowing of certain doom that cannot be avoided?
336	332	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_506	I once spoke of my visions to an acquaintance─a relatively harmless glimpse of the future─and it resulted in a terrible argument. I fear I could not bear the weight of grimmer tidings...
337	333	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_507	But that is neither here nor there. My gift is but a trivial thing. Nothing you should think to rely upon.
338	334	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_600	About me!? Oh, there really isn't much to tell, I assure you!
339	335	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_601	Well, if you must know... Due to advanced placement I found myself attending the Studium much earlier than most. My research in the field of aetherology would eventually earn me the title of Archon. When I am not conducting research in the field, I conduct lectures at the Studium.
340	336	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_602	Moenbryda is, er...was...my mentor. I would not be the scholar I am today if not for her. I have fond memories of the many nights we toiled together working on her original plans for the aetheric siphon. She was like a sister to me.
341	337	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_603	Speaking of which, I do have a sister, actually. An identical twin, in fact. Though we have not spoken since she too was named an Archon.
342	338	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_604	She was my better in all aspects of academia, but she often disagreed with the views of the Forum. I can but assume that is why she took her leave of the Studium.
343	339	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_605	She was always so strong-willed and quite critical of those around her. Sadly, we never got along very well growing up. I often wonder if that is why Moenbryda was so quick to take me under her wing.
344	340	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_606	I still see her, in my dreams. Always offering a warm smile and words of encouragement.
345	341	TEXT_LUCKSA002_03835_MIKOTO_300_607	If we were to use the crystal focus, perhaps there would be a way to speak with her again. A tempting prospect, but in the end, I know it would not truly be her...
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