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40TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_001Word of advice, friend. A lot of animals 'round these parts are rainbow-hued, and many's the traveler that stops to gawk at all the pretty colors. You know what bright colors in nature mean? Death.
51TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_002You must be the adventurer Bol Ogaw sent word about. Glad to have you with us. I head the hunt here in Kozama'uka, so if there's anything you want to know about the marks, just ask.
62TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_Q1_000_000What will you ask?
73TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_A1_000_001Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (The Slammer)
84TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_A1_000_002Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (Go'ozoabek'be)
95TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_A1_000_003Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (The Raintriller)
106TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_A1_000_004Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Pkuucha)
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128TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_A1_000_006Nothing.
139TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_010The waterways of Kozama'uka are teeming with life, and life that feeds on that life. A good example of the latter is the hammerhead crocodile.
1410TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_011They knock their prey out with their maul-like heads and swallow them whole. The Slammer's the same, just bigger, stronger, and hungrier. What the crocs do to fish, he does to folk.
1511TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_012Entire caravans have been lost to that lizard's gullet, alpacas and all. Make sure you don't go the same way they did.
1612TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_020Quite the name, isn't it? You can blame the Hanuhanu for that. Part of it means “half-fish.” It's the same name they give to the swampmonks. As for the rest, well...that means “man-eating.”
1713TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_021Or “Hanuhanu-eating,” I suppose. Holds water either way. The creature's killed, and it'll carry on killing if we don't stop it.
1814TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_022So do us a favor, will you? The Hanuhanu are good people, and it breaks my heart to see them so afraid...but so long as that bastard lives, they've every right to be.
1915TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_030A poisonous toad, in every meaning of the words. Crawls up out of the mud every odd summer to rain death down upon the plains.
2016TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_031And I mean that literally. The beast's a master of water magicks, you see. The jets it conjures are powerful enough to sweep its prey off their feet─and often enough, to sweep the feet off its prey.
2117TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_032If you mean to put it back in the mud where it belongs, a word of advice: keep your ears open. It's a boastful bastard that's wont to announce its every move in song.
2218TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_040It's told that a young Zoraal Ja, seeking to hone his sword arm, caught a swift-winged toucalibri and kept it in the palace as a sparring partner. He'd try to knock it out of the sky with a wooden blade as it gyred and gamboled around him.
2319TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_041A cruel pastime, perhaps, but it made his reactions fast and his eye keen. Had a similar effect on the toucalibri, too: it got faster and stronger, that it might better evade or counter his strikes. One day, it broke loose from its cage and flew away into the sky.
2420TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_042Years later, when an enormous, bloodthirsty toucalibri began attacking travelers passing through Kozama'uka, many and more thought back to the tale of the young prince and his pet, Pkuucha.
2521TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBKOZAMAUKA_00899_BOLDUXUN_000_043No one can say for sure if it's the same bird, but either way, the name stuck. And if it <Emphasis>is</Emphasis> Zoraal Ja's Pkuucha, well...that would explain why it's so angry.
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