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10TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_000I have nothing to say to outsiders.
21TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_010Yes? Come to inquire about najool, have you?
32TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_Q1_000_000What will you ask?
43TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_A1_000_001Who are you?
54TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_A1_000_002What kind of place is this?
65TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_A1_000_003Nothing.
76TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_020I am but a humble grove worker. Though najool─Ja Tiika bananas, as you call them─may have an unusual appearance, they are actually quite sweet.
87TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_021I have proposed various uses for the glowing peels, such as employing them to cure animal skins, or adding them to medicines. Unfortunately, my ideas are not very popular...
98TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_030This is Golmajiik Grove, where we cultivate najool. As you can see, it is one of the brighter, more open locations in Mamook.
109TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_031The fruit is primarily consumed by our own people, but the leaves...w-well, outsiders are known to use them as well. I'm afraid I can say no more on the matter. Trade secrets, and all.
1110TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_040To think we could grow other crops here... Nevertheless, I intend to remain a najool farmer, as I always have. They are a precious part of our culture, after all.
1211TEXT_REGYOK6GOLMAJIIKGROVE_00878_HAPOLLJA_000_050Blessed siblings no longer stand in the highest position of power. I know this, and yet the truth has not fully sunk in. But perhaps this forest will succeed in changing after all...