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4	0	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_000	Ever a sight for sore eyes, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. By now it's no secret, but we can't well continue our work without you.
5	1	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_001	As always, let us begin by taking stock of the situation. Through our previous investigation, we learned that the founders had sealed away the primal Eureka on this isle.
6	2	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_002	However, Ejika then came along and, acting at Eureka's behest, sabotaged the proto-aetheryte─what may be considered the beating heart of the ward. On account of which the ward has ceased to function.
7	3	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_003	For a blessing, we discovered a way to restore it: by infusing magicite with copious amounts of aether to create a new focal point. It took considerable time and effort, but the preparations are now ready. All that remains is to reach the primal and seal it away once more.
8	4	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_004	In order to do that, as per our original objective, we must gain entry to the Students' headquarters. However, this has been rendered complicated owing to a number of factors.
9	5	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_005	Aside from lying beyond impassable terrain, the structure is protected by a ward of its own─did you ever doubt it? Ordinarily, members of the Students are able to teleport inside, but the high concentration of aether we've measured makes doing so extremely dangerous. We must ascertain the conditions first, or we risk not emerging from the Lifestream.
10	6	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_006	So I've a mind to enter via the “back door,” as it were. Yet this method of ingress, too, isn't without its problems, but it's better to explain it out in the field.
11	7	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_007	...And that's where we stand. Now, before we set out, there's one last matter I'd like to attend to.
12	8	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_008	You see, I had tasked the expedition scholar with researching legends pertaining to Eureka. Call it a scholar's hunch, but I thought that a hint might be scrounged from amongst the tales. But come, let us see what the good scholar has dug up for us.
13	9	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_010	Greetings, Mistress Krile, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>! May I assume you have come about the legends?
14	10	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_011	Indeed we have. Did your efforts bear fruit?
15	11	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_012	They did, I'm pleased to say. First of all, it must be noted that there are several legends describing the forbidden land, Eureka.
16	12	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_013	Despite their many divergences, however, all are united in one detail: that Eureka was a repository for transcendent weapons hidden beneath the Crystal Tower.
17	13	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_014	Combining this fact with your account of Eureka's avatar forging a blade for Master Ejika, I'm led to conclude that the primal possesses the ability to create weapons.
18	14	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_015	Weapons forged by a primal, put in the hands of mortals... What could possibly go wrong?
19	15	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_016	In <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> visions, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> heard the words “exposure places the bearer's very soul at hazard,” did <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> not? I take that to mean that those who wield such weapons are at risk of becoming the primal's vessel.
20	16	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_020	This calls to mind Urianger's report on the Dark Divinity, Odin, and his sword Zantetsuken. The primal was not the rider, but the weapon.
21	17	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_021	Odin is said to have appeared during the age of the Allagan Empire. It may well be that Zantetsuken was forged by Eureka.
22	18	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_030	Recognizing the danger, the Allagans sealed Eureka's weapons beneath the Crystal Tower. And this gave rise to the myriad legends of a “forbidden land”...
23	19	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_031	Curious, though... Assuming Eureka was born of prayers, one would expect a deity the likes of Byregot to manifest. A brawny smithy working the forge.
24	20	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_032	Yet what we have is a primal possessed of an autonomous avatar, which goes around promising power and glory. Not the kind of entity that would arise from homespun legends. No, it feels all too purposeful. Calculated.
25	21	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_033	But such musings are for another time. I have some few things to prepare in order to make use of the aforementioned back door. In the meantime, would you go and pay Gerolt a visit?
26	22	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_034	I understand he's devised yet more ways to ease your labors. Come and find me when you're done speaking with him.
27	23	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_035	A moment, <If(PlayerParameter(4))>Mistress<Else/>Master</If> <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. There is one more matter I wish to speak with you about.
28	24	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_036	It pertains to the members of the Students believed trapped inside the headquarters. We've been speaking of rescue, but based on what we know, that may be an overly optimistic view.
29	25	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_037	The concentration of aether we've measured inside the tower is, to be blunt, not conducive to life. Certainly not over long periods. And all this time, there's been no observable movement from within.
30	26	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_038	Of course, the Students are knowledgeable and skilled folk, and they may have found some way to survive. But even as we cling to this hope, we should prepare ourselves for the worst.
31	27	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_INV00463_000_039	Forgive me for bothering you with gloomy talk. I won't keep you any longer; pray go and seek out Master Gerolt!
32	28	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_040	I'm sorry, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, but my preparations will take a while. Have you spoken with Gerolt yet?
33	29	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_050	Everything sorted with Gerolt? Excellent. Let us set out at once!
34	30	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_051	...Is what I'd like to say, but I'm afraid I need more time to complete my tasks.
35	31	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_052	Rather than standing idle at camp, though, may I suggest you acquaint yourself with the area outside? I should be able to complete my tasks meanwhile.
36	32	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_053	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 51.
37	33	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_060	I'm sorry, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, but I need more time to complete my tasks. May I suggest you acquaint yourself with the area outside?
38	34	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_061	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 51.
39	35	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_070	Apologies for the wait! We now have everything we need to make use of the back door. To be sure, there's still a couple of things that require doing out there.
40	36	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_071	First, let us head to the Central Columns. It's due south of here, at the Val River Source. I'll explain everything once we arrive.
41	37	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_072	Oh, and I should mention that, from this point on, I'll be delegating the bulk of my duties to the good scholar. If you ever want for guidance, she's the first person you should seek out. Without further ado, then!
42	38	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_080	<pant> Once again, I'm reminded of this isle's dangers... <pant> And how much of a boon you are to our efforts.
43	39	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_081	Without the lessons of your field investigations to draw upon, I don't think I would've made it here in one piece.
44	40	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_082	So, the back door. It's an aetherbridge that conveys you to the tower's entrance, built for those who lack the ability to teleport.
45	41	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_083	It's usable only by those with special permission, and right now it's not usable at all due to the obstruction in the Lifestream.
46	42	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_084	In order to restore operation, we must repair the three sets of columns of the aetherbridge.
47	43	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_085	This requires that we seek out spots of pooled aether...
48	44	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_086	...And deploy these regulators to restore the flow. I would be grateful if you could assist with this task.
49	45	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_087	According to my readings of the nearby area, the aether has pooled in two locations along the river source, one in the north and another in the south.
50	46	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_088	I will search in the north, if you would do likewise in the south. You should have luck looking east of the Aetherbridge Foundation.
51	47	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_090	Leave this area to me and see to the south, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. You should have luck looking east of the Aetherbridge Foundation.
52	48	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_100	By my readings, I presume you've found and rectified the pooled aether. Excellent. With some minor adjustments, these columns will be in good order again.
53	49	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_101	This may take a little time, though, so sit tight for now. Or go and smite the local wildlife if you prefer. I'd certainly welcome fewer of them snapping at my heels.
54	50	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_102	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 54.
55	51	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_110	I'm still working on the adjustments. Be patient just a little longer.
56	52	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_111	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 54.
57	53	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_120	The adjustments are complete, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>! Let's put our handiwork to the proof, shall we?
58	54	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_121	Yes, everything appears to be in order. Hopefully the remaining two sets of columns will prove no more difficult.
59	55	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_122	With that, let us make for the Western Columns. It's just south and east of Unverified Research. Right, silent as a mouse, silent as a mouse...
60	56	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_130	B-By the gods, but that was close... I literally saw into its gullet. Ugh, cannot unsee... <shudder>
61	57	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_131	...Forgive me, I'm all right now. So, it appears there are two spots of pooled aether in this area as well.
62	58	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_132	Both are located in the northern reaches of the west bank. Let us split up and find them.
63	59	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_140	<pant> Of all places for it to be... <pant> You may want to keep an eye up...
64	60	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_150	There you are, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, and I see you managed to locate the other spot of pooled aether. I'll begin making my adjustments at once. As before, it may take a bit of time.
65	61	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_151	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 57.
66	62	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_160	Apologies, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, but I'm still working on the adjustments. Feel free to wander about and cull the beasts.
67	63	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_161	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 57.
68	64	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_170	Sorry for keeping you waiting! I've finished with my adjustments─let us see if they did the trick.
69	65	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_171	Good, no dramas here either. That leaves us with just the Eastern Columns.
70	66	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_172	As the name suggests, they're located on the eastern bank of the river. Off we go, then─and no more harrowing encounters!
71	67	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_180	After all this sneaking about, I've gotten somewhat used to it. Still, I'm a long way off strolling around this island as if it were a flower garden like you do.
72	68	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_181	But on to business. Again, we have two spots of pooled aether to account for. One is due east of here, while the other appears to lie at the northern edge of the river bank area.
73	69	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_182	I'll head east if you wouldn't mind taking your search north. See you back here afterwards, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
74	70	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_190	I appreciate your zeal, but one person's quite enough for this area. See to the other spot to the north, would you?
75	71	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_200	The regulator is in place? Excellent. As before, I'll need to carry out some adjustments. Pray bear with me a while.
76	72	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_201	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 60.
77	73	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_210	I'm not done yet, I'm afraid. This being the last set of columns, I'm taking extra care to ensure nothing is amiss.
78	74	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_211	You may continue the Eureka expedition upon reaching elemental level 60.
79	75	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_220	Apologies for making you wait repeatedly. I'm pleased to say I've completed my adjustments, and with even greater care than usual. I don't even need to try to know that this will work.
80	76	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_221	See, what did I tell you? With all three sets of columns thus repaired, the aetherbridge should be operational again. At long last, we may enter the tower.
81	77	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_222	I've taken the liberty of granting you permission to use the bridge, so we may make the crossing at any time. Come, let us make our way thither.
82	78	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_230	This is it, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. The path to the tower lies wide open.
83	79	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_231	Within, we are like to encounter both Ejika and Eureka's avatar. They won't allow us to simply walk in and restore the ward, yet that is precisely what we must do. After all of our toils to reach this point, we cannot stop now. Let us go!
84	80	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_240	Eureka...
85	81	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_241	Well, I don't think any of us expected it to be right by the entrance. I know for a fact that it wasn't here before. One can only assume it was moved from its hiding place.
86	82	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_242	At any rate, this saves us the trouble of a search, so I shan't complain. Now, as much as I would like to restore the ward at once, that restraint will interfere with its effects.
87	83	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_243	It's a safety measure that prevents Eureka from escaping, but by the same token it prevents us from acting against it.
88	84	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_244	I'll wager that Ejika is searching for a way to deactivate the restraint and release Eureka. Which means that we must find it first.
89	85	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_245	Grandfather's office adjoins this hall. If there is any information to be had, I daresay it will be there.
90	86	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_250	Apart from the mess, it's pretty much as it was. I can almost see Grandfather sitting at his desk.
91	87	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_251	Hmmm, if Ejika had been here, he is long gone. What could that boy possibly be up to...?
92	88	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_252	Well, never mind him for now. Come, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, help me look for information on the restraint.
93	89	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_260	Hardly surprising, but there's no “Eureka” section. We must dig a little deeper.
94	90	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_270	Found something, did you? Excellent, so did I. A wealth of information inside an unassuming tome.
95	91	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_271	Grandfather describes the ward the founders raised, the contrivances they employed to keep Eureka hidden, and─most pertinently─instructions on deactivating the restraint.
96	92	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_272	He also writes in detail about Eureka's avatar. Contrary to what we first assumed, the entity appears to be more akin to an instrument. 'Tis Eureka's means of manipulating aether, without which the primal cannot forge its weapons.
97	93	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_273	So long as Eureka itself exists, the instrument can be recreated over and over again, but it will disappear if we sever the aetheric connection between them. This we can accomplish by restoring the ward and sealing Eureka away.
98	94	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_274	While it falls short of outright eliminating the primal, it presents an effective way to keep it in check. I wonder, perhaps Ejika is...
99	95	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_275	Well, all will come to light in due course. That is all from me. Let's hear what you have learned.
100	96	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_276	I see... Yes, I remember. On that fateful day, Grandfather gave the order for immediate evacuation.
101	97	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_277	But when I attempted to teleport away, the magick failed owing to an unnatural surge in the Lifestream. So I turned my steps towards Port Surgate to find a boat.
102	98	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_278	I never got there, of course. I was swallowed up by the Lifestream.
103	99	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_279	Judging by the state of the headquarters, the others too were pulled into that raging torrent. But there was no divine intercession for them.
104	100	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_280	I had braced for this. From the beginning, I had resigned myself to being the sole survivor. But to now be confronted with the truth...
105	101	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_281	Confound it all! Aaahhhhhh!
106	102	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_282	Right. There'll be time for tears later. We have work to do, and Grandfather would expect us to do it.
107	103	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_283	Come, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Let us deactivate the restraint.
108	104	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_290	This, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. According to Grandfather's notes, this little thing is the crux of the restraint. Apparently, it shares a history with Eureka...but such details aren't relevant at the moment.
109	105	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_291	What matters is it allows us to release the restraint. Here I go.
110	106	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_480	That did the trick. Let us return to the hall.
111	107	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_481	Of course they would choose this moment to appear.
112	108	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAPERSON_000_482	(-Eureka-)Our enemy standeth before us, bearing light most vile. Strike <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>him</If> down, my champion.
113	109	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_483	Aye, I was waiting for you to lift the restraint, as I knew you would.
114	110	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_484	Ejika, please! Come to your senses!
115	111	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_485	Come to my senses? My dear Krile, I never took leave of them. Come, we settle this now─the task that Master Galuf entrusted to us!
116	112	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_486	Adventurer, the blessing of Light shields you from the primal's influence! Take the sword, and strike down the avatar!
117	113	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAPERSON_000_487	(-Eureka-)Thou wouldst betray me? Wicked mortal!
118	114	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_488	Wicked, you say? Yours is the existence that threatens the world, primal. My conscience is quite clear.
119	115	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_489	Before making wise retorts to the primal, perhaps you would care to explain...well, everything?
120	116	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_490	What is there to explain? I acquired the weapon needed to defeat Eureka's avatar and set up an ambush. Isn't it obvious?
121	117	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_491	I thought that you would be able to deduce my plan of winning the enemy's confidence, but it seems I overestimated you.
122	118	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_492	<sigh> That's our Ejika. All's well that ends well.
123	119	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_492	Ahem. Aren't we celebrating a little early?
124	120	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_493	...Yes, our Ejika indeed. My apologies. I'll restore the ward at once.
125	121	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_494	No, Krile. That is not what we need to do.
126	122	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGD_000_500	I'm against sealing it. If it's possible to slay Eureka, that is what we must do.
127	123	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGG_000_501	(-Galuf-)In the absence of an avatar, its master might command it to forge more weapons than the aether it harbors. This is true.
128	124	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGK_000_502	And without the means to replenish its aether, it will eventually consume itself.
129	125	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGZ_000_503	This will not work, my friends. Surely you see the flaw in this method.
130	126	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGD_000_504	What, that master and eikon are one and the same? That our aether would be Eureka's aether? Aye, we know this, but we've got a responsibility.
131	127	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGG_000_505	(-Galuf-)As those who unearthed the being... If my life can set things to rights, gladly would I render it up. Yet therein lies the problem.
132	128	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGZ_000_506	Eureka harbors tremendous aether. Far more than the four of us combined. We would all perish long before we succeed.
133	129	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EUREKAYOUNGK_000_507	...Well, my friends, it seems we have no choice at all.
134	130	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_510	Let me guess: you had another vision?
135	131	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_511	How very timely. And now you know what I seek to do.
136	132	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_512	Now, wait here! What exactly <Emphasis>are</Emphasis> you planning to do?
137	133	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_513	Hmph, how many times must you make me state the obvious?
138	134	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_514	Master Galuf conceived of a way to destroy Eureka, and I mean to carry it out.
139	135	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_515	Out of the question! If the four founders together couldn't do this, what makes you think you alone can?
140	136	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_516	Eureka expended vast amounts of aether to bring the Isle of Val out of the Lifestream. Even accounting for what it has since recovered, my aether alone should more than suffice.
141	137	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_517	If that's the case, then I should be the one to do it! It's my solemn responsibility as the sole survivor of the destruction!
142	138	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_518	Protected by your blessing as you are, Eureka will not recognize you as its master. Only I can do this.
143	139	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_519	Having read Master Galuf's memo, you should know the danger the primal poses. We cannot risk it falling into Ascian hands again. Destroying it now is the ideal solution.
144	140	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_520	There's nothing ideal about a solution that requires you to sacrifice yourself. Besides, I didn't think a self-centered fellow like you would aspire to martyrdom!
145	141	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_521	Such puerile provocation ill becomes you, Krile. And no matter what you say, you cannot deny the truth. Sealing Eureka away would only be a temporary measure. Nay, we must destroy it, here and now.
146	142	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_100_521	If Master Galuf believed it possible, he himself would have done the deed. And it is possible now. I have already made my peace; let me do what must be done.
147	143	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_522	What you seek to do, there's no undoing! It's suicide, plain and simple, and as your comrade I cannot allow it!
148	144	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_100_522	With Emmerololth vanquished, there's no immediate danger! While Eureka is contained, we can search for other ways to deal with it!
149	145	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_523	Your assertions are all too easily refuted, but 'tis plain you have already made up your mind on the matter. The best thing to do here is to defer to a third party.
150	146	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_525	Adventurer. Without you, we couldn't have gotten this far. You have as much say as any of us on how we should proceed.
151	147	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_526	...Very well. I trust <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>'s judgment. Whatever be <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> decision, I will accept it.
152	148	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_100_527	There you have it. To defeat Eureka here and now, or to restore the ward and delay the inevitable... Make your choice, adventurer.
153	149	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_528	The story will unfold differently depending on whose approach you choose to support.
154	150	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_529	Once you begin upon one path, the other will no longer be available to you.
155	151	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_530	Please note, however, that your choice will not affect the rewards and challenges to come.
156	152	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_540	Admittedly, sealing Eureka away does not end it, but we shouldn't rush our decision as Ejika seems to believe we must.
157	153	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_541	Once the ward is operational again, we'll have ample time to consider the best course of action. Surely you agree with me?
158	154	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_542	Should you give your support to Krile's approach, Ejika's path will no longer be available to you.
159	155	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_543	Please note, however, that your choice will not affect the rewards and challenges to come.
160	156	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_YESNO_001	Support Krile's approach?
161	157	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_YESNO_002	Are you certain you wish to support Krile's approach? <UIForeground>F201F4</UIForeground><UIGlow>F201F5</UIGlow>※By proceeding, Ejika's path will no longer be available to you.<UIGlow>01</UIGlow><UIForeground>01</UIForeground>
162	158	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_550	Thank you, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I knew we would be on the same page.
163	159	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_551	So, Ejika. That is two against one in favor of restoring the ward.
164	160	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_552	Hmph, lost your nerve, have you? I would try to impress upon you the danger of this course, but I would only be wasting my breath.
165	161	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_553	If it's to be the ward, then so be it. I will cooperate with you. Be thankful.
166	162	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_554	I'm thankful, truly I am. If you were to lend us your keen mind, I'm confident we will find a true solution.
167	163	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_555	Without further ado, then, I will reactivate the ward.
168	164	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_560	'Tis done. Eureka lies sealed again.
169	165	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_561	I would sooner see it destroyed, as you know, but it's at least a step in the right direction. What next?
170	166	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_562	We have much and more to discuss. Shall we return to camp for the time being?
171	167	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_563	We will go on ahead. See you anon, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
172	168	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_570	Ah, there you are. I received word a short while ago, but both Rowena and Hancock have come to observe our efforts.
173	169	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_571	To spare ourselves a bit of repetition, let us wait to have our discussion in their presence.
174	170	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_610	So, you've done it─destroyed all of Eureka's unholy creations. Excellent work, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
175	171	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_611	...What brings us here? In short, we have a plan.
176	172	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_612	An idea occurred to me at the Waking Sands, you see, and I had returned to the isle to discuss it with Ejika.
177	173	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_613	While promising, it was contingent upon the success of your mission. I'm pleased to see that you didn't squander my efforts to send you to the upper level.
178	174	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_614	So, it is as we had deduced. The weapons had gained sentience owing to their awakening as primals.
179	175	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_615	Tell me, adventurer. If Eureka were destroyed, what do you suppose would become of its aether?
180	176	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_616	To spare you Ejika's riddling─ordinarily, it would return to the aetherial realm, but this is not the case when the weapons are near. Nay, being primals in essence, they would be quick to absorb such untethered aether.
181	177	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_617	Aye, and thus were the weapons an impediment to the plan.
182	178	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_618	I had conceived of a number of methods to defeat Eureka without the need to sacrifice my life.
183	179	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_619	The most promising of these involves the use of teleportation. In the moments before Eureka drains me of all my aether, I would retreat into the Lifestream to safely emerge after the primal's demise.
184	180	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_620	However, all it takes is one of Eureka's voracious weapons to cause the plan to go awry.
185	181	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_621	For even should its maker cease to exist, there is a high probability that it would consume my aether ere I can make good my escape.
186	182	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_622	Lest you wonder, my idea was based on Y'shtola's use of Flow to flee into the Lifestream. I put it to Ejika, but of course he had already considered it and explained to me this caveat.
187	183	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_623	But thanks to you, adventurer, the weapons are no more. Naught remains to hinder the execution of the plan.
188	184	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_624	Indeed. We may now defeat Eureka while ensuring Ejika's safety. I shall stand at the ready to deal with the unforeseen.
189	185	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_625	Well, I suppose your assistance would be better than none at all. I'm in your hands, Krile.
190	186	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_630	Whew... Though the risk was small, I couldn't help but feel nervous.
191	187	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_631	On that, we are in agreement. I must say I'm a little tired.
192	188	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_632	Let us return to camp, then. I daresay you've earned a good rest.
193	189	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_633	We will go on ahead. Come and see us after you've made your own way back.
194	190	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_640	'Twas a long and arduous road, for you not least of all, but we finally did it. We defeated Eureka.
195	191	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_641	If truth be told, I did not expect that you could rally so many comrades and destroy all of the weapons.
196	192	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_642	You are a paragon of your kind, adventurer. Should the opportunity arise, I shall look forward to depending on you again.
197	193	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_643	Well, I do not rightly recall a time when Ejika admitted to depending on anyone. You may consider that an honor, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
198	194	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_644	Now then, as much as I'd like to linger and savor our success, I do have other responsibilities. I shall be on my way. Thank you, my friend, for everything.
199	195	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_645	Take care, Ejika.
200	196	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_646	...You too, Krile.
201	197	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_647	Allow me to thank you as well. None of this would have been possible without you. Should your path ever lead you back to this isle, know that you will always be welcome here.
202	198	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_650	Ah, there you are. I received word a short while ago, but our financiers have come to observe our efforts.
203	199	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_651	I had reported that our mission was close to completion, and it seems they wished to see things with their own eyes.
204	200	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_HANCOCK_000_660	My friends, I am heartened to see you hale and whole! By this, may I assume that business is indeed concluded here?
205	201	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_ROWENA_000_661	We've read the report. Tell us what happened after.
206	202	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_662	...And that's how it unfolded, Ejika sacrificing his own life to defeat Eureka.
207	203	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_HANCOCK_000_663	By the kami, such a brave and selfless act... He will not soon be forgotten.
208	204	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_ROWENA_000_664	So, what now? This did turn out to be your isle, after all.
209	205	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_665	There's considerable cleaning up to be done, retrieving all the research material and the like. For this task, I will request that a team be dispatched from the Sharlayan motherland.
210	206	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_666	We would be grateful if your two concerns could provide support to said Sharlayan contingent. In return, the Students shall grant you the rights to use the isle for your trading activities.
211	207	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_HANCOCK_000_667	We will need to draw up the details of the agreement, but I see no reason why we would reject your proposal. On a personal note─what of yourself, Mistress Krile? What do you intend to do next?
212	208	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_668	Myself? Hmmm...
213	209	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_669	I will rejoin the Scions. My presence is no longer required here. Rest assured I will make the necessary arrangements with my countrymen.
214	210	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_HANCOCK_000_670	I see. In that case, perhaps it would be best to save discussing the finer points for afterwards. In the meantime, would you mind if the expedition continues with its work?
215	211	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_671	Not at all. Be my guest.
216	212	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_ROWENA_000_672	That's all for now, then. We'll be in touch again come negotiation time.
217	213	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_673	Well, we should be getting back to our duties as Scions. We mustn't let grief halt our steps, lest a certain someone smirk at us from beyond.
218	214	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_674	Come, my friend. Let's carry on─for Ejika.
219	215	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_SYSTEM_000_675	You may now ride mounts within Eureka Hydatos!
220	216	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_680	So, you've done it─destroyed all of Eureka's unholy creations. Excellent work, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
221	217	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_681	...What brings me back to the isle? In short, I have a plan. One that required the success of your mission.
222	218	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_682	That you were on a foray to the upper level when I arrived was opportune, and I decided to seek you out.
223	219	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_683	As you know, when a primal is vanquished, its aether is given back to the aetherial realm. However, I believe this was not the case with Eureka, owing to the nearby presence of its weapons.
224	220	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_684	Having become primals in essence, the weapons would have been quick to absorb such untethered aether.
225	221	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_685	This fact gave me hope, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>─hope that Ejika may still live.
226	222	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_686	You see, when Ejika set about destroying Eureka, he didn't have the air of a person going to his death. I couldn't shake the feeling that he was planning something. Thus did I decide to see where the trail of his aetheric essence led.
227	223	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_687	And what should I find but evidence that he had used a teleportation magick. I believe he intended to escape into the Lifestream before Eureka drained him of all his aether.
228	224	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_688	The idea was that he would reappear after the primal's demise. Yet he never did, and it's highly likely that his aether was caught in the tenacious pull of Eureka's weapons.
229	225	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_689	But thanks to you, the weapons are no more. There is a chance that we may pluck Ejika out of the aether─as the Elder Seedseer once did for Y'shtola.
230	226	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_690	To that end, I went to Gridania to learn this technique. And I mean to put it to the proof right now.
231	227	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_691	Without further ado, then. Wish me luck!
232	228	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_700	Let me guess: the adventurer destroyed Eureka's weapons, then you pulled me out of the aether.
233	229	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_701	That's...precisely what we did. Don't tell me you had anticipated this too?
234	230	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_702	That's too much credit even for me. As accomplished as <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> is, I did not count on the adventurer defeating all the weapons. And it was highly unlikely that my aether could be reformed.
235	231	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_703	There was a sliver of a chance that I would survive, but the fact is I was prepared for the worst.
236	232	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_704	You saved my life. And for that, I thank you.
237	233	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_705	An unbegrudging show of gratitude from you? Well now, strange things do happen.
238	234	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_706	Ejika is doubtless tired. I will accompany him back to camp and see that he gets some rest. Come and join us later.
239	235	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_710	'Twas a long and arduous road, for you not least of all, but we were able to rescue Ejika. Permit me to thank you as well, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
240	236	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_711	So, I've heard what took place in my absence, but what now for the two of you?
241	237	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_712	<Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> and I both have our duties, and we shall return to them.
242	238	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_713	In that case, you may leave the isle's outstanding affairs to me. I had considered myself a dead man; the least I can do is tend to the aftermath.
243	239	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_714	Thank you. It's reassuring to know that the isle is in your care.
244	240	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_715	I shall be on my way, then. Thank you, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, for everything.
245	241	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_KRILE_000_716	Take care, Ejika.
246	242	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_717	...You too, Krile.
247	243	TEXT_CTSERKEUREKA4KRILE_00545_EJIKATSUNJIKA_000_718	Allow me to thank you again. Among other things, I wouldn't be standing here were it not for you. Should your path ever lead you back to this isle, know that you will always be welcome here.
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