ffxiv-datamining/csv/custom/000/RegSeaAetheGuid_00051.csv

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4	0	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_1	Greetings, adventurer. Do you wish an explanation of aetherial travel? I am here to answer any queries you might have.
5	1	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_Q1_000_1	Select a topic.
6	2	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_A1_000_1	What is aetherial travel?
7	3	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_A1_000_2	What is aetheryte?
8	4	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_A1_000_3	What is the difference between Return and Teleport?
9	5	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_A1_000_4	Nothing.
10	6	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_10	To understand aetherial travel, you must first understand the nature of aether.
11	7	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_11	Aether is the source of all life, and the underlying force that makes all forms of arcane manipulation possible.
12	8	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_12	This ephemeral substance, though unseen and unfelt, flows around and within every single living creature.
13	9	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_13	In the moment of our death, it is believed that a separation occurs between our spiritual and physical forms. Our bodies break down and are absorbed back into the aetherial river, while our souls continue on to the afterlife. This final journey is sometimes called “returning to the Lifestream.”
14	10	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_14	However, our ancestors discovered ways in which, through meditation and focus of spiritual energies, one could reduce <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> body to aether without losing the grip on <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> spirit, in turn allowing for travel upon the Lifestream. These methods have been given the names Return and Teleport.
15	11	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_20	As you travel through Eorzea, you will oft come across large floating deposits of a crystalline substance known as aetheryte. The one before us here is a fine example.
16	12	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_21	It is said that aetheryte is the solid manifestation of the planet's lifeblood, aether, and that by touching it, the aether which makes up our bodies resonates with that contained in the crystal. This is called “attunement.”
17	13	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_22	Normally, when one's body is reduced to aether, it will naturally gravitate to the location with which it resonates the greatest─or one's “home point.” This is why upon losing consciousness in battle, many wake to find themselves back at an aetheryte.
18	14	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_23	In other words, aetherytes act as lodestones, assuring that the body, in its aetherial form, is not lost to the pull of the greater flow.
19	15	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_24	And, because signatures of past attunements are maintained within our bodies, it is possible (with some spiritual training, of course) to ignore the pull back to the strongest resonation, and travel to another beacon. Many refer to this as “Teleportation.”
20	16	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_25	What is even more amazing is that when teleporting, we can “carry” those with whom we have created a bond, such as an adventuring party─assuming they have previously attuned with the destination aetheryte.
21	17	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_30	As Return merely involves allowing the body to be drawn back to the strongest aetherial beacon─one's home point─it is fairly easy to execute and requires very little spiritual exertion.
22	18	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_31	Usually, a few moments of rest is all that is needed before it is safe to attempt another jump.
23	19	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_32	Teleportation, on the other hand, comes with a greater price. A great deal of spiritual energy known as “anima” is required to fight the natural flow of the Lifestream and guide one's body and soul to a comparatively weak aetherial beacon.
24	20	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_33	If one's body lacks sufficient anima, teleporting to a location may prove impossible. Luckily for most of us, anima is restored quickly and should not prohibit regular travel.
25	21	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_34	Then why, you ask, must we pay gil when using Teleport? Well, after the Calamity, many of the existing aetheryte camps were destroyed. To relocate and rebuild them required a large sum of money, much of which was lent by certain men of business from Ul'dah.
26	22	TEXT_REGSEAAETHEGUID_00051_SUNDHIMAL_000_35	The gil you pay when either leaving from or arriving at an aetheryte goes to paying off that debt.