ffxiv-datamining/csv/custom/009/CtsHnt70RiskyMobShaaloani_00901.csv

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4	0	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_001	If you're looking for information on the Dawn Hunt marks, look elsewhere. Your death would forever weigh on my conscience.
5	1	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_002	Bol Ogaw says you're ready to join the Dawn Hunt. That makes it my responsibility to share with you my knowledge of the local marks. What you do with that information is for you to decide.
6	2	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_Q1_000_000	What will you ask?
7	3	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_001	Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (Nopalitender Fabuloso)
8	4	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_002	Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (Uktena)
9	5	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_003	Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Yehehetoaua'pyo)
10	6	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_004	Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Keheniheyamewi)
11	7	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_005	Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (Sansheya)
12	8	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_A1_000_006	Nothing.
13	9	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_010	As you journey across Shaaloani, you may be approached by those who'd have you slay wild nopalitenders and claim the prickly pears that grow upon them. It's a common source of coin for many a viper.
14	10	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_011	If so, you'd do well to focus your attention on the single-headed kind. Their fruit's far more fragrant than that of their triple-crowned cousins and fetches a much higher price.
15	11	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_012	Sure, the <Emphasis>Fabuloso</Emphasis> variety has a price on each of their three heads, too, but that's because they're a gardener's worst nightmare: aggressive, destructive, and invasive little weeds. I'd stick to the fruit-picking if I were you.
16	12	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_020	The Eshceyaani Wilds are lousy with snakes. Getting bitten out there is just a part of life─or part of death, if it happens to come at the jaws of the silver-scaled Uktena.
17	13	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_021	It isn't venomous, so far as we know. It's just enormous─swallowing unlucky travelers and their rroneek whole.
18	14	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_022	Soon it'll be big enough to qualify as a full-fledged tural vidraal...unless we have anything to do with it.
19	15	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_030	It's a Shetona name, combining the words for “blue,” “wings,” and “extinction.”
20	16	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_031	I expect you're wondering about the “extinction” part. That's down to it being an extremely picky eater. Once it gets a taste for a certain animal it'll feed on nothing else, till their numbers are so reduced that it's forced to find some other, unfortunate creature to prey on.
21	17	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_032	We need to put the ugly varmint down before that “other, unfortunate creature” is you or me.
22	18	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_040	If you keep traveling north of here, you'll come to a mountain range where the air is thick with noxious fumes. That's the hunting ground of the Keheniheyamewi: the “mouth that breathes poison.”
23	19	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_041	In case you hadn't guessed, it's this poison that makes it so dangerous. The miasma it brews up in its belly plays on the nerves, you see. Makes you lose all sense of direction, and wander right into that same, putrid maw.
24	20	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_042	If the danger it poses to any folk foolish enough to stray into its territory wasn't enough reason to see it slain, just think of its effect on the environment.
25	21	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_050	Do you know the Maw of Sansheya? It's a collection of springs that marks the border between the grasslands and the wilds. The water's undrinkable─not only because it's rich in ceruleum, but because that ceruleum's always on fire, ignited by the harsh light of the desert sun.
26	22	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_051	It was named by the Tonawawta who make their home nearby. According to an old legend passed down among them, Sansheya is a beast of blue flame that sleeps in the earth below, awakening when its minions cast themselves into its maw.
27	23	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_052	You might think it naught but a fable─a cautionary tale to warn people away from the burning pits. Indeed, many did─till a beast of blue flame matching the description in the legend was sighted in the area.
28	24	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_053	The name “Sansheya” means “the reincarnated” in the Tonawawtan tongue. They know it as a vengeful spirit, who drinks in all the pain and suffering of the animals who slip into the pits and lose their lives to the flames, only to rise again to regurgitate it across the land.
29	25	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBSHAALOANI_00901_ELENYATE_000_054	Whether you believe that or not is up to you. All I'll say is: if you do a lot of hunting in ceruleum country, don't be surprised if it should stoke a certain, cerulean flame.