ffxiv-datamining/csv/en/quest/032/LucKbc004_03213.csv

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2	1	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_01	You find Alberic trying to keep warm at the Observatorium, and he welcomes the chance to exchange stories with his former student. Upon mention of Orn Khai, the young dragon himself appears, joining the conversation and listening eagerly as you regale him with your adventures in the First. Your account of Andreia's demise brings to mind the tale of Nidhogg, as he too was driven only by memories of a time long since passed. Orn Khai expresses his profound sorrow that no one would mourn the passing of the mighty wyrm, and suggests consulting Faunehm to learn more of the fallen Nidhogg.
3	2	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_02	Faunehm answers Orn Khai's call and gladly shares her memories of her sire, Nidhogg. You learn that King Thordan had invited Ratatoskr to speak on behalf of all dragons. When he asked her to recount Nidhogg's views on mankind, she stated her beloved's thoughts on the matter, in particular that their mortal frailty made them unfit for the role of Hydaelyn's guardian. Upon hearing these words, Thordan was filled with rage and slaughtered Ratatoskr, which drove Nidhogg into madness and sparked the Dragonsong War. After concluding her account of these historic events, Faunehm advises that you commemorate him by offering a flower for which he had a particular affinity, the mist lily, at the site of his passing. Orn Khai believes that they can be found growing in Ohl Tahn and wastes not a moment in flying off to gather the elusive bloom.
4	3	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_03	The flowers you seek grow in the most unlikely of places, peeking out between the cracks of a stark rocky outcrop. Orn Khai will be pleased to hear that the search is over.
5	4	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_04	Orn Khai is delighted that you were able to find the mist lilies and is eager to offer them in memorial of Nidhogg. Since his eyes were used to summon Shinryu, which you defeated in Gyr Abania, this could be considered his final resting place.
6	5	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_05	You and Orn Khai arrive at the Royal Menagerie to pay your respects to Nidhogg. As you reflect on past encounters with the wyrm, your mind is cast back to the days spent as an Azure Dragoon, fighting alongside Estinien. Satisfied that the memory of the wyrm's memory has been honored, Orn Khai asks that you share Faunehm's tale with Alberic.
7	6	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SEQ_06	Back at the Observatorium, Alberic is intrigued to hear such a detailed account of King Thordan's betrayal. He plans to impart this newly revealed information to the Temple Knights, as he is a firm believer that matters of historical accuracy are of the utmost importance in building peaceful relations between man and dragon. Though the road ahead will not be an easy one, your friendship with Orn Khai will serve as a shining example that trust and cooperation are possible between your races, and that even former enemies need not be beholden to the past.
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25	24	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_TODO_00	Speak with Orn Khai in Zenith.
26	25	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_TODO_01	Search for mist lilies.
27	26	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_TODO_02	Speak with Orn Khai.
28	27	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_TODO_03	Speak with Orn Khai in Gyr Abania.
29	28	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_TODO_04	Speak with Alberic at the Observatorium.
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49	48	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_000	Ah, Player. It has been too long since last we spoke.
50	49	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_001	Your visits are far more frequent than those of another former student of mine, however. It would seem he still prefers to keep his own company.
51	50	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_002	The same could be said of Heustienne, who has made quite the name for herself as a hunter in Dravania, according to Orn Khai.
52	51	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_003	Ah, what fortunate timing! Speak of the dragon and he shall appear.
53	52	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_004	Greetings! Would I be correct in guessing you have returned fresh from one of your adventures?
54	53	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_Q1_000_200	What will you say?
55	54	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A1_000_200	I traveled to a world beyond our own.
56	55	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A2_000_200	I laid to rest the dreaded Andreia in a land known as Norvrandt.
57	56	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_010	To think that such a place could truly exist!
58	57	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_011	And that you have fought such terrifying foes. To fall so far from grace... 'Tis a tragic tale, if ever I heard one.
59	58	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_012	One similar to that of Nidhogg.
60	59	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_013	Aye, though nothing will ever compare to his malice. Even death could not quell his thirst for vengeance.
61	60	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_014	At least Andreia was not nearly so consumed by hate. I doubt not that Renda-Rae's soul is at peace.
62	61	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_015	Peace... I wonder if Nidhogg ever found it...
63	62	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_016	I fear his soul yet lingers, doomed to wander endlessly.
64	63	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_017	That is too cruel a fate, even for him!
65	64	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_018	I share your sentiments. For as the Azure Dragoon, I once gazed into his heart, as he gazed into mine. Such rage... Such sorrow...
66	65	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_019	I will not accept this! That none should mark his passing is more than I can bear. What say you, Player?
67	66	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_Q1_000_300	What will you say?
68	67	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A1_000_300	Perhaps we could honor who he once was, if not what he became.
69	68	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A2_000_300	I, too, was an Azure Dragoon. Alberic speaks true.
70	69	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_025	Then we are in agreement!
71	70	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_026	Though I must admit that as part of Hraesvelgr's brood, I have little knowledge of Nidhogg.
72	71	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_027	A deeper insight is needed if I am to properly pay my respects.
73	72	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_028	Hmm... Faunehm is of his brood. If anyone would know, it is her. Let us make haste for Zenith!
74	73	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_040	For better or worse, I am who I am because of Nidhogg. While others rejoiced at his death, I cannot deny that a part of myself died that day.
75	74	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_045	Faunehm is come.
76	75	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_050	Welcome, noble dragoon. Orn Khai has explained all.
77	76	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_051	Pray tell, what was Nidhogg to you?
78	77	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_Q1_000_400	What will you say?
79	78	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A1_000_400	A relentless adversary.
80	79	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A2_000_400	The wellspring of my strength.
81	80	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_055	And much more. For through his power, you are forever joined.
82	81	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_060	And yet you were enemies, each sworn to slay the other.
83	82	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_065	Two souls, entwined by fate.
84	83	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_066	Though you have faced Nidhogg's wrath and sensed his pain, you cannot know him as we dragons once did.
85	84	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_067	We would fain hear his tale.
86	85	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_068	Nidhogg was without equal, even among our kind.
87	86	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_070	Destined was he to guard this world from the catastrophe that befell the Dragonstar, in place of his sire.
88	87	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_075	Destined was he to guard this world from catastrophe, in place of his sire.
89	88	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_080	He valued strength above all else, and considered the affairs of mortals beneath his notice.
90	89	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_081	Only the seven great wyrms were worthy of his attention. And among them, none but Ratatoskr truly understood him.
91	90	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_082	Her song was beautiful indeed, and she graced both dragon and man with her wisdom.
92	91	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_083	She was invited by Thordan, king of men, to speak on our behalf. Ratatoskr expressed our desire to live in harmony. However, it was known that Nidhogg did not share these views.
93	92	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_084	When the king asked her how her brother saw mankind, she did not hide the truth. He believed that such frail creatures were incapable of protecting this star, that the task must be entrusted to the seven great wyrms alone.
94	93	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_085	And that is why Thordan slew her!?
95	94	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_086	Ratatoskr had no intention of sowing discord, but the king could not countenance that his kind would be treated with such contempt, that we dragons would seek to claim this star as our own.
96	95	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_087	He turned on Ratatoskr, taking not only her eyes, but her life.
97	96	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_088	When Nidhogg discovered that King Thordan had murdered his beloved, his fury was beyond reckoning.
98	97	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_089	For all his strength, he could not master his own rage. It utterly consumed him.
99	98	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_090	Dragons, men─we are all the same. Slaves to our emotion, subservient to our hearts.
100	99	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_091	Yet there are those who would seek another path, as I once did. I turned my back on my father and his quest for vengeance.
101	100	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_092	Valiant dragoon, by your strength was the Dragonsong War ended, and by your compassion was a new alliance forged.
102	101	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_093	Player and I are living proof that we can live side by side. We shall speak the message of peace to man and dragon alike. And when we are gone, our descendants will do the same!
103	102	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_094	Tell them of Nidhogg. His strength, his weakness, his love, his hate. Tell them the truth.
104	103	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_FAUNEHM_000_095	Orn Khai, you wish to commemorate Nidhogg's passing, yes? As my father once enjoyed the fragrance of mist lilies, perhaps they would make a suitable offering.
105	104	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_096	What a splendid idea! Thank you, Faunehm!
106	105	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_097	I have often seen such flowers blooming in Ohl Tahn. Follow me!
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108	107	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_105	I distinctly recall seeing mist lilies in this very spot. What could have happened to them?
109	108	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_120	So there were mist lilies here after all? Then it would appear my memory served me correctly. A pity that the same cannot be said of my eyes...
110	109	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_121	It is of no matter. There is one thing that concerns me, however. In your funerary rites, the offering of flowers and such occurs at a grave or place of significance, I believe. But where should we choose for Nidhogg?
111	110	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_122	Gyr Abania... Yes, that could be considered his final resting place, if that was where you fought the primal born of his eyes.
112	111	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_123	Although I must say, Player, you seem rather adept at putting down dragons. And primals that resemble dragons. It makes me glad that we are not enemies!
113	112	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_124	Ahem. To matters at hand, then. I shall go on ahead and meet you in Gyr Abania.
114	113	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_130	What a relief to have found you at last! I had become rather lost, you see.
115	114	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_131	Perhaps we had best hurry on to the Royal Menagerie before I lose my way again.
116	115	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_200	Nidhogg, we are come to honor your memory!
117	116	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_201	Though now that we are here, I am at a loss for words... Player, is there anything you wish to say?
118	117	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
119	118	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A1_000_000	You will be remembered.
120	119	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_A2_000_000	Your legacy will live on in the songs of your people.
121	120	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SYSTEM_000_205	From distant star, a Father bore seven eggs. Great wyrms rose forth, powerful and wise. On blackened wings, one soared on high with a roar that set the world atremble. Guarding their home in the Father's stead, he was fearsome yet just.
122	121	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SYSTEM_000_206	Man, wicked and vain, betrayed the wyrm and his kin, slaying his beloved and plucking out his eyes. Thenceforth, he lived only for vengeance, his wrath irrepressible.
123	122	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SYSTEM_000_207	A thousand years hence, two champions of mankind were granted great strength by the stolen eyes. Destined were they to face the wyrm, who had risen once more to wage war on his sworn enemy. At the end of their struggle, the wayward son fell silent.
124	123	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SYSTEM_000_210	These guardians and their comrades continue to watch over the star, their heroic deeds recounted by minstrels and storytellers far and wide. Even the ancient foe from which the Father of Dragons once fled could not withstand their might.
125	124	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_SYSTEM_000_215	These guardians continue to watch over the star, their heroic deeds recounted by minstrels and storytellers far and wide.
126	125	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_220	Player, I am not blind to the sins Nidhogg committed. I mourn the loss of what he once was, what he may have become had he been dealt a kinder fate.
127	126	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_221	Although this was but a small gesture, I am sure that our thoughts have reached him.
128	127	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ORNKHAI_000_222	I have much to ponder on the return journey, and I expect that Alberic will wish to hear what we have learned from Faunehm. Perhaps you could visit him in Coerthas?
129	128	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_230	Were you able to pay your respects?
130	129	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_231	I see... This is the first time I have heard such a detailed account of King Thordan's acts. A betrayal in the moment, but a betrayal nonetheless. A pity he is far beyond the reach of justice.
131	130	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_232	Though it may be hard to come to terms with the crimes of our forebears, we must accept the past for what it is.
132	131	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_233	Of course, I shall be sharing this information with the rest of the Temple Knights. No doubt they will be keen to speak with other members of Nidhogg's brood to verify this version of events.
133	132	TEXT_LUCKBC004_03213_ALBERIC_000_234	In the meantime, there is still much to be done in building relations between man and dragon. We will aim to follow the example set by you and Orn Khai, and work together for the good of all. May the Fury guide you both.