ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/037/LucKra202_03788.csv

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4	0	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SEQ_00	Gaia is lost in thought as she gazes towards the silent giant on the horizon.
5	1	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SEQ_01	Gaia's request to be taken to Eden has been fulfilled, yet the faerie she claims inhabits her mind is refusing to react in any way whatsoever. As it was only when Eden first began to move that the faerie drove her to attack, she suggests proceeding with the plan to restore the Empty as originally intended. Though the possibility that Gaia will lose control and attempt to destroy Eden cannot be ignored, the party agrees to cooperate with her wishes, and proceeds towards the core.
6	2	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SEQ_02	Urianger suggests that as the water and earth elements remain in a state of passivity, lightning should be used as a catalyst to invigorate the Empty and allow for greater changes to occur. As Ryne has learned about the primals of the Source from Thancred, she nominates Ramuh as the representative of this particular element, while Urianger selects the Gandof Thunder Plains as the location for the summoning. Being the third such occasion, you and Ryne have grown accustomed to the process for drawing forth the aether and melding it into a deiform entity, although the results themselves are somewhat difficult to predict. You grit your teeth and prepare to face the unknown foe, with Ryne standing by to provide support. ※Eden's Verse: Fulmination can be accessed via the Duty Finder.
7	3	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SEQ_03	While the Ramuh you faced is a far cry from the benevolent protector of the Black Shroud, you nevertheless triumph over the embodiment of lightning. Your task complete, you return to Eden's core where your companions await.
8	4	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SEQ_04	Despite Eden traveling a considerable distance across the Empty and drawing forth enormous amounts of lightning-aspected aether, Gaia's faerie remains silent. Upon arriving back at the camp, Ryne is similarly dejected when she notices a distinct lack of visible change in the environment, though Thancred and Urianger claim that the defeat of Ramuh affected the ambient aether of the air above, rather than the ground below. With three of the six elements now restored, Urianger expresses the need for yet more dynamic energy to establish the natural cycle of rainfall and evaporation. Meanwhile, Gaia returns to silent introspection, pondering on the faerie's true intentions.
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28	24	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_TODO_00	Speak with Urianger in Eden's core.
29	25	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_TODO_01	Use the Duty Finder to enter Eden's Verse: Fulmination.
30	26	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_TODO_02	Speak with Ryne.
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52	48	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_000	Everything seems fine here, as far as I can tell. As for Gaia, she hasn't started attacking anything yet, so I'll take that as a good sign.
53	49	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_001	As usual, we should keep our sojourn here as brief as possible. Let's tend to business quickly.
54	50	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_002	I had hoped that, during our absence, the rebalancing of ambient aether might work further change. Alas, 'twas not to be...
55	51	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_010	I know what it's like. It was the same for me.
56	52	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_011	But I was lucky, because Thancred freed me from Eulmore, and I had a chance to see the world. More importantly, though, I met all kinds of people, and they taught me not to live in another's shadow, but to be myself.
57	53	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_012	Maybe one day, you'll have that chance, too.
58	54	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_013	Said your piece, have you?
59	55	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_014	I...
60	56	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_015	"One day“? What's that supposed to mean!?
61	57	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_016	I...just...
62	58	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_017	I don't know how the great Oracle of Light sees such things...
63	59	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_018	But for someone like me, who's only known life in Eulmore, there was no tomorrow. There was no future. Only the here and now.
64	60	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_019	And while we waste time on these meaningless conversations, I feel each moment of my life slipping away. Time... It won't wait. Not for me, not for anyone.
65	61	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_020	I don't know how much longer I can hold on...to who I am.
66	62	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_021	I'm sorry, Gaia.
67	63	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_022	Gaia? Hmph. That's probably not even my real name.
68	64	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_023	It isn't?
69	65	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_024	When Thancred asked me my name, I couldn't remember.
70	66	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_025	That's when the faerie whispered to me. “Gaia...”
71	67	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_026	But if you grew up in Eulmore, surely someone there must know who you are?
72	68	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_028	Everyone I once knew had either disappeared or had been turned into sin eaters. Those whose faces and names I still remember, that is. In the end, we found not a single person who so much as recognized me.
73	69	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_029	As far as I can recall, I've never been the most sociable person, but still...
74	70	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_030	Well, even if it's not your real name, I think “Gaia” sounds lovely. If you're happy with it, then that's what I'll call you.
75	71	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_031	And if you're willing, instead of the Oracle of Light, please call me Ryne. It's not the name I was born with─that's long forgotten now─but the one the people whom I consider family gave to me.
76	72	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_032	Is that so...?
77	73	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_033	Well, as much as I'd love to keep up this chatting, there's something that's bothering me. I thought the faerie would've reacted to Eden in some way, but so far, nothing whatsoever.
78	74	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_034	From what I gather, it wasn't until Eden started moving that I appeared out of the blue.
79	75	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_035	Perhaps if you were to actually try flying it somewhere, the faerie might break its silence. If you've got elements to restore, or whatever it was, why don't you hurry up and get it over with?
80	76	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
81	77	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_A1_000_001	At once, your ladyship!
82	78	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_A1_000_002	You need to learn some manners.
83	79	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_036	Aye, it may be best to resign ourselves to her mannerisms. A good thing we're not wholly unfamiliar with attending nobility, given certain company in the Scions.
84	80	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_037	Of whomsoever dost thou speak, I wonder?
85	81	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_038	And you need to stop wasting my time!
86	82	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_039	All right, everyone, I think we've talked for long enough. If you're ready, let's make our way to Eden!
87	83	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_040	I've done some reading about the lands swallowed up by the Flood, but it's no easy task to find locations with a dominant element.
88	84	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_041	I'm glad we have Urianger to point us in the right direction.
89	85	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_042	Ryne's little chat with Gaia reminded me that, for all our obvious differences, there are things we have in common. I, too, grew up not knowing who my parents were. The day Louisoix gave me the surname “Waters” was one I'll never forget.
90	86	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_043	Years later, it was under rather more desperate circumstances that I gave a certain young girl the name “Minfilia.”
91	87	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_044	Little did I know then that it would end up crossing time and space, taking on a meaning I could never have foreseen. It came to be passed on to one girl after another, binding them to a fate not their own.
92	88	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_045	In a sense, it may be said that I chose not only one, but two names for Ryne. But by whatever name she is called, she is truly her own person now.
93	89	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_046	And as central to our lives as names are, I believe that it isn't the name itself, but the bonds it symbolizes that matter most.
94	90	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_047	My memories...I think they're slowly coming back to me.
95	91	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_048	My mother and father would constantly blather on about how the Flood of Light could return to end the world when we least expect it, and that we should live each day as though it were our last.
96	92	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_049	They would often say, “I wish this moment would last forever!”
97	93	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_050	That was until they were selected for ascension by Lord Vauthry and were never to be seen again. Since I had no other relatives, or even any close friends to speak of, I was left alone in the world.
98	94	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_051	<sigh> A past like that hardly seems worth remembering, does it?
99	95	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_060	Following the initial changes wrought by the release of water and earth, the Empty hath displayed no further signs of alteration.
100	96	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_061	Stability, some may call this and be satisfied, but in truth it is passivity. A passivity stemming from Light's ever-pervasive presence.
101	97	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_062	If we are to break the status quo, we must needs employ a catalyst─a third element that shall rouse and stabilize those unleashed energies in activity.
102	98	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_063	Therefore, I propose lightning.
103	99	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_064	So the primal would be...Ramuh, yes? From what I've heard, he's a guardian of the forest and not particularly keen on conflict. But you've actually fought him, haven't you?
104	100	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_Q2_000_000	What will you say?
105	101	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_A2_000_001	He's half man, half beard, and another half beard for good measure.
106	102	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_A2_000_002	I spent most of the time chasing after orbs, with varying degrees of success.
107	103	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_065	Ah, yes. Thancred mentioned that he more closely resembles a person than a beast, unlike most other primals. And apparently he tends not to move about much.
108	104	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_066	I wonder if the sylphs had anything to do with that? I hear they can be quite mischievous, much like the pixies of Il Mheg.
109	105	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_067	I'm glad to see our lessons have paid off.
110	106	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_068	Well, it's like you say. If we want to call forth an accurate representation of the primal, I should picture it in my mind as clearly as possible. At the very least, it's worth a try. But the rest is up to <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
111	107	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_069	In order for this to work, we need to actually fly somewhere, yes? So rather than sitting in one spot while you exchange anecdotes, why don't you get this blasted thing moving first?
112	108	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_070	One must admit, the suggestion is not without merit. Ryne, might I suggest the Gandof Thunder Plains as our next location?
113	109	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_071	These plains, it is writ, were perpetually blanketed in storm clouds, the only source of illumination the ceaseless barrage of lightning. The ambient aether that lingereth there shall provide ideal conditions for the summoning.
114	110	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_072	Then that's where we're heading. Come on, Eden, we've got a job to do!
115	111	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_073	This should be as good a spot as any.
116	112	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_074	All right, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>! Whenever you're ready!
117	113	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_SYSTEM_000_075	Memories of Ramuh flash through your mind...
118	114	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_080	All the lightning that's fallen here over the years has left the ground covered in craters. But don't worry, Eden will give you something more even to stand on.
119	115	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_081	Even if Ryne has done a good job of memorizing my description of Ramuh, it will likely make little difference to how he manifests. After all, it's your memories that shape the summoning, not hers.
120	116	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_082	The area is saturated with lightning-aspected aether, this I am able to confirm. In addition to the primal, be thou wary of stray bolts that may occur as a result of our activity.
121	117	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_083	I don't think I've ever been anywhere like this before. And I'm not sure I'd want to come back. Too dreary for my liking.
122	118	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_084	Would be nice if our next destination is a little cheerier, but I suppose I can't exactly choose if I want answers.
123	119	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_090	I had my eye on Gaia the entire time you were fighting Ramuh, and besides the sort of reaction you might expect from someone watching you take on a half-man, half-flying-horse thunder god, I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.
124	120	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_091	The fact that Eden itself also showed no signs of being affected by her presence can only be a good thing. But I'd understand if Gaia herself were more than a little disappointed that she's no closer to the answers she seeks.
125	121	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_092	Once again, 'twas a most superlative display of thy puissance. Now, I could not fail but notice─that body did belong to Ixion, fabled equine embodiment of lightning. Hast thou perchance encountered the beast?
126	122	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_093	So that...thing was created based on your memories? Maybe there's a way we can use Eden to summon the faerie like that...
127	123	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_100	I thought I was prepared to expect anything, but I didn't expect Ramuh to turn out quite like <Emphasis>that</Emphasis>.
128	124	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_101	Appearance aside, he was quite aggressive as well. The sylph's belief in him as a kindly guardian clearly makes a difference to his temperament.
129	125	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_102	Anyway, I'm just glad it's over. Let's get back to the camp and see if anything's changed!
130	126	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_110	Hmm... The crystal's a different color, but apart from that, it all looks the same.
131	127	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_111	It may look the same, aye, but it feels different. The air has grown slightly more humid, as it does before rain.
132	128	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_112	I have to say, I'm not exactly prepared for wet weather. If Eden can control elements and so on, can't you tell it to send those clouds somewhere else?
133	129	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_113	Speaking of which, I'm not very impressed with its so-called powers. If changing yellow crystals to purple is the extent of its abilities, it's no surprise the faerie didn't bother showing up. I hope that whatever's next is more worthwhile.
134	130	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_114	Rather than influencing the ground beneath our feet, Eden hath brought change to the firmament above.
135	131	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_115	And yet 'tis clear that a more dynamic element is required for the natural cycle of precipitation and evaporation to be complete.
136	132	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RYNE_000_116	So we need movement... Would wind do the trick?
137	133	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_URIANGER_000_117	Most certainly.
138	134	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_THANCRED_000_118	It seems we have a plan. Let's not dwell too much on the effects of each individual element, and instead focus on seeing them all restored.
139	135	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_119	The power of an Oracle... Not to be sniffed at, it seems.
140	136	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_120	All my life, you were a constant companion, your voice ever seeping into my mind. Why then, of all times, did you abandon me?
141	137	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_GAIA_000_121	Deaf even to the crashing of thunder... Or were you simply biding your time?
142	138	TEXT_LUCKRA202_03788_RAMUH_000_130	I have taken thy measure, Bringer of Light.