ffxiv-datamining/exd-xivdb/custom/003/JobDefDrk_00300_en.csv

1	0	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_001	Find another table. This one is taken.
2	1	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_005	Tread softly, friend. The Temple Knights are always watching.
3	2	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_010	If you've questions to ask, then by all means.
4	3	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_Q1_000_050	What will you ask?
5	4	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A1_000_051	Tell me about yourself.
6	5	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A1_000_052	What is a dark knight?
7	6	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A1_000_053	Nothing.
8	7	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_060	...There is rather little to tell.
9	8	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_061	My master was an accomplished dark knight who saved countless lives\xe2\x94\x80including mine own.
10	9	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_062	I owed him my life, and so I pledged it to his cause. I begged him to teach me the dark arts, and he agreed, making me his first pupil. Fray would become the second shortly thereafter.
11	10	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_063	Heh, how different we were. I recall our master once likened me to a smoldering campfire and Fray to a frozen lake.
12	11	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_064	...We knew the risks. We swore that we would have no regrets. And I...I have none.
13	12	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_065	All that remains is to finish what we started.
14	13	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_070	Recall the story of the first, who was that rarest of knights\xe2\x94\x80one who held his vows sacrosanct and strove ever to walk in the Fury's grace.
15	14	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_071	This man good and true did what no one else had the courage to do. He passed judgment on a vile beast who had used his position in the clergy to commit unspeakable crimes.
16	15	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_072	To wit, he cut down the clergyman before the eyes of gods and men, ensuring that the bastard would never harm another child of the Brume again.
17	16	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_073	The Holy See could not abide such action, of course. He was detained and delivered unto the Tribunal. Though he won his freedom through trial by combat, he was later stripped of his titles and denounced for his deeds.
18	17	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_074	But rather than lament his poor fortune, he embraced it. If they would condemn him as a dark knight, then he would take it as a title.
19	18	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_075	He forsook the trappings of his past life, including his sigil and the shield which bore it. In its place, he came to wield something far more potent: a power born of the abyss which lies at the heart of us all.
20	19	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_076	A darkness which can grant us great strength...at a price.
21	20	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_100	You look to be in good health, \x02,\r\xff\x07\x02)\x03\xeb\x02\x03\xff\x02 \x02\x03. Something we can do for you?
22	21	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_Q2_000_150	What will you ask?
23	22	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A2_000_151	How fare you and Rielle?
24	23	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A2_000_152	What is a dark knight?
25	24	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_A2_000_153	Nothing.
26	25	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_160	It would seem that the countess's crusade died with her. No one has sought us out since that day.
27	26	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_161	Even so, I do not expect these peaceful days to last. So long as there are those who prey on the weak and helpless, there will ever be a need for knights such as we.
28	27	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_162	But I worry for Rielle. I cannot abandon her, yet I would not have her be a party to what will come...
29	29	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_164	...Her life is her own, to make with it what she will. If that is her desire...then we shall discuss it.
30	30	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_170	I should think you know as well as I\xe2\x94\x80perhaps even better. Nevertheless, if you wish to hear the tale once more, I will oblige.
31	31	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_171	Recall the story of the first, who was that rarest of knights\xe2\x94\x80one who held his vows sacrosanct and strove ever to walk in the Fury's grace.
32	32	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_172	This man good and true did what no one else had the courage to do. He passed judgment on a vile beast who had used his position in the clergy to commit unspeakable crimes.
33	33	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_173	To wit, he cut down the clergyman before the eyes of gods and men, ensuring that the bastard would never harm another child of the Brume again.
34	34	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_174	The Holy See could not abide such action, of course. He was detained and delivered unto the Tribunal. Though he won his freedom through trial by combat, he was later stripped of his titles and denounced for his deeds.
35	35	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_175	But rather than lament his poor fortune, he embraced it. If they would condemn him as a dark knight, then he would take it as a title. He forsook the trappings of his past life, including his sigil and the shield which bore it. In its place, he came to wield something far more potent: a power born of the abyss which lies at the heart of us all. A darkness which can grant us great strength...at a price.
36	36	TEXT_JOBDEFDRK_00300_SIDURGU_000_176	I once thought I understood this power. But then I met a band of singing moogles, and...well, I wouldn't say I'm \x02\x1a\x02\x02\x03conflicted\x02\x1a\x02\x01\x03. I'm rather certain that I have a greater understanding of the darkness within than some furry little shites. Still, I...I'm not quite sure what to think.