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4	0	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_001	Every life that we vipers take is precious. It's our responsibility to use every part of the animals we hunt─flesh and bone, blood and sinew. Provided they aren't riddled with corruption, that is.
5	1	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_002	Ah, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. How goes the hunt? If you're on the trail of any mark in particular, let me know, and I'll tell you all I can about it.
6	2	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_Q1_000_000	What will you ask?
7	3	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_001	Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (Leafscourge Hadoll Ja)
8	4	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_002	Tell me about the rank B elite mark. (Xty'iinbek)
9	5	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_003	Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Starcrier)
10	6	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_004	Tell me about the rank A elite mark. (Rrax Yity'a)
11	7	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_005	Tell me about the rank S elite mark. (Neyoozoteel)
12	8	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_A1_000_006	Nothing.
13	9	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_010	Many of the old legends of Mamook share the same moral lesson: that he who profanes the forest shall bring a curse upon his head. Every Mamool Ja grows up knowing it's their duty to protect their ancestral lands.
14	10	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_011	One such fable speaks of the foolish Hadoll Ja, who played with fire and set the forest to flame. As punishment, he was cursed to become the Leafscourge─a monster made from the same foliage he turned to ash.
15	11	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_012	The beast is very much real─a fiend born from the forest who summons up storms that reduce villages to ruin. Whether or not it does so to atone for the crimes of its past life is a matter for the mythologists.
16	12	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_020	It's a name from my culture. It means “beast from the underworld,” after the number of good Xbr'aal it has dragged to their deaths.
17	13	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_021	It uses its roots like grapnels, stabbing razor-sharp hooks into its quarry's flesh before reeling them in. After planting its seeds in their still-quivering corpses, it'll lay them out in the sun till the next generation sprouts.
18	14	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_022	It's one of the main reasons why Xbr'aal parents always warn their children never to go into the forest alone, lest they end up as a Xty'iinbek's brood-bed.
19	15	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_030	In the Ja Tiika Heartland that stretches below this rise live birdlike seedkin that we call branchbearers.
20	16	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_031	The Starcrier is one of their kind, though it swaps the greens and browns of its brothers and sisters for plumage of an eye-catching crimson hue. And where its siblings have a relatively peaceable nature, it has an unquenchable thirst for blood.
21	17	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_032	None know for sure where it came from, nor why it's so aggressive. Our best guess is that it somehow absorbed a branch of a tree of living light into itself and was transfigured by its magic.
22	18	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_040	Have you ever seen a ty'aitya? They're herbivores that live among the trees, gliding from bough to bough on wings of skin that stretch from wrist to ankle.
23	19	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_041	Those same wrists sport horny blades that they usually use to saw open seedpods─though the ferocious critters will turn them against anything or anyone that encroaches onto their territory, be it a hungry carnivore or a wayward alpaca. And Rrax Yity'a is the most ferocious of them all.
24	20	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_042	It seems to care less about guarding its territory than it does about keeping its arm-blades occupied. The name means “the cry of blood”─because if you hear its call when you're out in the woods, that's what's likely to follow.
25	21	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_050	There are many examples of odd, ambulant flora in Yak T'el, but the creature we call Neyoozoteel is odder than most.
26	22	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_051	When it comes across anything that it thinks would make good fertilizer, it goes into a frenzy─swinging its roots like gnarled, knotted fists, vomiting corrosive sap every which way, and plucking hard, heavy seeds from its crown to hurl at its quarry like an angry punter at a festival game.
27	23	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_052	The name means “he who spreads his roots,” after the way it constantly wanders the jungles in search of sustenance. Wanderings that often bring it into contact with the local population. Encounters that rarely end well.
28	24	TEXT_CTSHNT70RISKYMOBYAKTEL_00900_TYATQAT_000_053	Take the poor folk of Golmajiik Grove. Seems it's taken a liking to the stuff they use to fertilize their banana plots, so every delivery is a nerve-racking game of cat and mouse. If you're planning to hunt it, perhaps a pinch of it could serve as the cheese in your trap.