ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/041/AktKla505_04164.csv

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4	0	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_00	T'laqa Tia will stop at nothing to complete his research.
5	1	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_01	Your discussion with T'laqa Tia is suddenly interrupted by a flustered research assistant, who reports that a whale has somehow wandered its way into Scholar's Harbor. The harbormaster has requested T'laqa Tia's immediate presence, and the professor, in turn, asks for yours.
6	2	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_02	Upon arriving at the harbor and identifying the whale, T'laqa Tia decides to bring the confused creature in for a thorough examination. As he and his team may be tending to the whale for some time, the professor asks that you await him back at Searchers' Meet.
7	3	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_03	T'laqa Tia does not keep you waiting long, but it seems his analysis of the wayward whale has produced more questions than answers. It is at this point that Kytte arrives to report a similar incident, wherein a veritable legion of fish has washed ashore in Yedlihmad not far from the experimental aetheryte. The coincidence is too great to ignore. Plucking up his courage, T'laqa Tia volunteers himself to join you in Yedlihmad, where you might begin investigating this worrisome occurrence.
8	4	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_04	You arrive in Yedlihmad to find T'laqa Tia suffering from a ghastly case of aether sickness. As he is in no state to investigate much of anything for the moment, it falls to you to gather information on the wayward sea life.
9	5	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_05	Your inquiries into the recent shoreline incident have produced some interesting responses. T'laqa Tia will wish to hear what you have learned.
10	6	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_06	You share your findings with T'laqa Tia, and he believes the fish which were carried upstream might provide some valuable data. According to the professor, baiting your hook with leeches should allow you to catch an Alnairan salmon somewhere along Ksiroda.
11	7	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_07	You deliver the salmon to an appreciative─and apologetic─T'laqa Tia. With fish sample in hand, the yet-shaky scholar makes preparations to return to Searchers' Meet.
12	8	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SEQ_08	You return to find T'laqa Tia has already completed his analysis of the salmon. As suspected, it contained the same levels of aether as the wayward whale, and, after a brief discussion, you agree that the tidal bore─and thus some property of the moon─is likely the culprit of this strange behavior. T'laqa Tia theorizes that Zodiark's demise and the sudden release of massive amounts of aether could account for the discrepancies, but obtaining an uncontaminated species for comparison is an endeavor that will require more careful consideration...
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28	24	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_00	Speak with T'laqa Tia.
29	25	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_01	Wait for T'laqa Tia at the designated location.
30	26	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_02	Speak with T'laqa Tia in Yedlihmad.
31	27	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_03	Gather information on the wayward sea life.
32	28	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_04	Speak with T'laqa Tia.
33	29	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_05	<If(LessThan(IntegerParameter(1),IntegerParameter(2)))>Catch an Alnairan salmon in Ksiroda.<Else/>Deliver the Alnairan salmon to T'laqa Tia.</If>
34	30	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TODO_06	Speak with T'laqa Tia at Searchers' Meet.
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52	48	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SYSTEM_000_001	In order to progress further in the quest, you must first complete the main scenario quest “At World's End.”
53	49	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_010	Thanks to your most selfless contributions, I draw closer and closer to proving my hypothesis correct. Other gleaners have also been helping me by continuing to find specimens for me in calmer waters.
54	50	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_100_010	But I would gather data from further and further afield. Which is, of course, where you come in...
55	51	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_011	Professor!
56	52	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_012	Aubracie. It's not like you to get so excited. Whatever is the matter?
57	53	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_013	Ah, but I haven't introduced you two yet, have I? This is Aubracie, one of my new research assistants. She's been a great help in analyzing all the data we've collected.
58	54	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_014	I appreciate the vote of confidence, but this is no time for pleasantries! A whale has somehow wandered its way into Scholar's Harbor!
59	55	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_015	The harbormaster has requested that you come and assess the situation with all haste!
60	56	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_016	Oh dear! I suppose we'd best be in a hurry, then.
61	57	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_017	My apologies, but it seems our work will have to wait until later. In the meanwhile, would you accompany me to the harbor? Your insight into the situation could prove most valuable.
62	58	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_019	I believe it was somewhere around here... Look, everyone must be so concerned. It's not every day that a massive whale finds its way into the harbor...
63	59	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_020	Hmm, that's a breed that calls the northern seas home. It's not especially rare to see them off the coast, but I've never heard of one coming so close to land as this.
64	60	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_021	It's most strange. It doesn't appear to be wounded, nor have there been any notable storms of late. Whatever might have caused it to veer so far off its normal course?
65	61	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_022	What indeed... At any rate, we need to move it to one of our facilities and ensure it's kept safe while we tend to its wounds it may have and study it more. I suppose we should check its aether levels as well. Ready a team for me, Aubracie.
66	62	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_023	Of course, Professor!
67	63	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_024	This may be quite the undertaking. My apologies, but our project will have to wait a while longer. Let us reconvene back at Searchers' Meet and discuss the matter further.
68	64	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_030	Oh, hello there. I'm so very sorry for keeping you waiting. We just finished tending to the creature's ailments and doing some preliminary analysis.
69	65	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_031	As we suspected, the whale hadn't sustained any major injuries. However, it <Emphasis>does</Emphasis> seem to be suffering from severe aether sickness and is highly disoriented as a result. Needless to say, I can sympathize.
70	66	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_032	The creature's aether levels were also cause for concern, which would explain why it wound up somewhere so far from its usual habitat. That said, we're still none the wiser as to <Emphasis>what</Emphasis> caused all of this.
71	67	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_033	How goes it, T'laqa? Oh, and <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. What a pleasant surprise. I've heard all about your predicament with the wayward whale.
72	68	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_034	Master Kytte! To what do I owe the pleasure?
73	69	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_035	I was simply hoping to pick your brains about something that I imagine is related to your line of work.
74	70	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_036	Around the same time your larger-than-life friend wandered into the harbor, a veritable legion of fish washed ashore in Yedlihmad, near the experimental aetheryte.
75	71	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_037	That sounds too similar to be mere coincidence. Curious behavior by aquatic life has been known to portend natural disasters. Yes, this strikes me as very much related to my studies.
76	72	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_038	That said, nothing I have gleaned thus far has suggested that aether currents can change so drastically as to inflict nearby creatures with aether sickness...
77	73	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_039	All I have observed suggests that the currents of the planet follow a simple and regular rhythm, not unlike the tides. Indeed, the entirety of my research up until now has been focused on proving this point.
78	74	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_040	If there has been a sudden disturbance in the underwater aether currents, then it will take some time to determine the cause. I also need to attend to the whale. Oh, when will I have time to return to my thesis...?
79	75	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_041	As for the whale, the Studium has already announced that it will be dispatching a vessel to research the aether currents in the seas near Sharlayan. It won't benefit any of us if such incidents continue to occur, after all.
80	76	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_042	If we wish to investigate the link between the two events, as Master Kytte suggested, then perhaps we should pay visit to Thavnair.
81	77	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_043	An astute suggestion. You could recruit the help of one of our colleagues over there, or... Wait a minute. I believe you have the perfect <If(PlayerParameter(4))>woman<Else/>man</If> for the job right here!
82	78	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
83	79	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_A1_000_001	Sure, I'll go to Thavnair.
84	80	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_A1_000_002	If you insist...
85	81	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_045	As generous and dependable as ever! Yes, I knew you'd be up to the task.
86	82	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_046	I would accompany <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>!
87	83	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_047	You would? When was the last time you even ventured outside the Studium's grounds?
88	84	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_048	Th-That's not important! <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> has risked life and limb to help me with my research! I can't just keep leaving all the hard work to <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>him</If>.
89	85	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_049	But Professor, going to Thavnair means you would have to travel via the aetheryte! Or by ship─not that you'd handle that any better...
90	86	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_050	You don't have to tell me that. Still, time is of the essence. Besides, I'll never be truly respected as a researcher if I don't go out and get my hands dirty from time to time.
91	87	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_051	I have let my fears rule me for far too long. Today is the day I conquer them!
92	88	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_KYTTE_000_052	Well, it's clear you're not going to change your mind.
93	89	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_053	At least try not to cause <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> <Emphasis>too</Emphasis> much trouble.
94	90	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_054	Now that you mention it, I hadn't consulted you on the matter. <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, do you mind if I join you this time?
95	91	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_055	Fantastic! In that case, I shall see you in Yedlihmad!
96	92	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_056	The professor was saying he would go on ahead to Yedlihmad and wait for you by the experimental aetheryte. I do hope he isn't too much of a nuisance for you with his aether sickness...
97	93	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTA04164_100_061	I found this fellow rolling about in his own vomit a short while ago. Not a pretty sight, I can assure you. I'm not sure I've ever seen someone suffer from such severe aether sickness...
98	94	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_060	Urk... <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>...? Is that you?
99	95	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTA04164_000_061	Ah, you know this fellow? The poor man was so ill I thought he might die. I'd not have believed anyone could suffer from such severe aether sickness if I hadn't seen it myself.
100	96	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_100_062	Be glad you weren't here to see me immediately after I arrived. It was even...less pretty a sight than what you witnessed at the aetheryte plaza back in Sharlayan.
101	97	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_200_062	And don't even get me started on the most ghastly visions I saw...
102	98	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_300_062	Countless replicas of myself, dancing and singing and spinning, spinning, spinning... Oh, the spinning! Please, make it stop! Urk...
103	99	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTA04164_400_062	I'd suggest you lie down for a while still, friend. It wasn't so long ago that you were convulsing on the ground, spitting up some ghastly bile.
104	100	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_500_062	You are right, my friend. My apologies for making you worry so.
105	101	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_062	I'm truly sorry about this, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. Might you be so kind as to ask around while I rest here a bit more?
106	102	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_063	My apologies. I simply don't have the physical fortitude to do much of anything right now.
107	103	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTA04164_000_064	Don't you worry. Your friend will be safe with me. I know not what business you have here, but pray attend to it.
108	104	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTB04164_000_070	I've never seen anything like it─entire schools of fish suddenly washing up ashore. There were so many you couldn't see a single grain of sand! Our fishers have their hands full trying to clean up the mess even as we speak.
109	105	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTB04164_000_071	Troublingly, we have no idea what caused it. It's not as if anything ominous occurred to portend such an event. Why, the night before was peaceful as always—the full moon shining bright in the night sky.
110	106	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTB04164_100_071	I swear, these fish washed up seemingly out of nowhere. Where are we going to put them all?
111	107	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_FISHER04164_000_072	Gah! You think <Emphasis>this</Emphasis> is a lot of fish? You should've been here earlier! This is a massive improvement, believe you me. No time to rest, though─if they start rotting, the stench alone will be enough to make the whole town ill!
112	108	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_FISHER04164_000_073	What's especially bizarre is that these fish normally stay away from land altogether─save for when they go up rivers to lay their eggs, that is.
113	109	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_FISHER04164_000_074	Anyhow, I've never seen─or smelled─anything like it in my life, and I hope I never do again.
114	110	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_FISHER04164_100_074	This better not become a regular occurrence around here. I'm a fisher, damn it, not a rubbish collector!
115	111	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_MERCHANT04164_000_075	Now that you mention it, there was one thing out of the ordinary earlier the day before the fish appeared. The river that runs here from the Shroud of the Samgha was swelling like mad.
116	112	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_MERCHANT04164_000_076	The seawater flowed back in to the river, and some say they saw it carrying fish deep, deep into the woods.
117	113	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_MERCHANT04164_100_076	What could have caused the seawater to flow upstream? Whatever it was, I just hope it doesn't happen again. This stench isn't exactly good for business.
118	114	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_ALCHEMISTA04164_000_079	We gave your friend some medicine, and thankfully, it seems to be working. He's finally feeling a little more like himself.
119	115	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_080	My apologies for making you go alone, friend. I still can't quite stand up straight, but I feel much better than when I arrived.
120	116	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_081	Tell me, were you able to learn anything of interest from the townspeople?
121	117	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_082	A full moon the night before, and a strong tide flowing up into the river? It would seem this is what we call a tidal bore. The fact that these fish are typically not seen near the coast is strangely reminiscent of our whale problem, as well. No, this cannot be mere coincidence...
122	118	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_083	The matter of these fish that were supposedly carried upstream into the woods intrigues me as well. Assuming they're still alive, they would provide much more useful data than those rotting corpses on the beach.
123	119	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_084	If we were to analyze them and find them in a similar aetheric state as the whale in Sharlayan, we could safely conclude that both events were caused by the same─or at least, a similar─phenomenon.
124	120	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_085	I'm terribly sorry to impose upon you again, but could you go catch those fish for me? They might very well be the key to solving this mystery!
125	121	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_100_085	From the fisherman's description─swimming upstream, you said?─I suspect we are looking for Alnairan salmon. If so, those leeches you used on the clams in Garlemald should serve you well again here.
126	122	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_086	I loathe to impose, but you must go into the woods and catch those fish for me! I didn't come all this way just to get myself sick─I must solve this mystery!
127	123	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_091	Oh, thank the gods! ...And thank you, my friend. I would have hated to go home with nothing but the memory of my worst bout of aether sickness ever.
128	124	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_092	I'm happy to report that I also made some progress myself. I had a word with the alchemists who helped me, and it turns out they have a keen interest in aether as well. We had an exchange of views that was most stimulating.
129	125	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_093	I may not have been able to do much while here, but I'm glad I made the effort to leave the Studium for once.
130	126	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_094	Now, it's time we returned so I can make use of this new knowledge and analyze the sample you so kindly reeled in for me.
131	127	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_095	Alas, while we may not need to use that gods-awful experimental aetheryte to travel back, an aetheryte is still an aetheryte. Heavens have mercy...
132	128	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_100	Good to see you return! Needless to say, the trip was a rough one for me. Thankfully, it wasn't nearly as uncomfortable as that dreadful experimental aetheryte.
133	129	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_101	I've just about finished analyzing the fish you caught in Thavnair. As expected, its aether levels are almost identical to those of the wayward whale.
134	130	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_102	So you believe that a sudden change in the concentration of aether in the nearby currents caused them to completely alter their behavior?
135	131	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_103	Precisely. That said, the change was of such magnitude that I would struggle to explain it with my initial hypothesis of aetheric tides.
136	132	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_104	On the contrary, if such sudden changes are possible, then I may have to reconsider my premise altogether. Moreover, we can't safely return the whale to the sea until we know precisely what is at the root of this problem.
137	133	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_Q2_000_000	What will you say?
138	134	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_A2_000_001	Might the tidal bore hold the answer?
139	135	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_A2_000_002	Is it not connected to the ebb and flow of the tide?
140	136	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_106	Yes, I do remember considering that when you shared the people's tales with me.
141	137	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_107	If we posit that the underwater aether currents are affected by the moon─much as the tide itself is─then any sudden change in the moon's state would naturally affect underwater aether levels as well.
142	138	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_108	Recent changes in the moon...?
143	139	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_109	By the Scholar, that's it! The destruction of Zodiark would have freed an unfathomable amount of aether from within the moon. It would be only logical if this had an impact on the underwater aether currents!
144	140	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_110	If this is the explanation, my initial theory may yet be viable─with this recent outpouring of aether being the exception that proves the rule. We will need to watch closely for any similar incidents in the near future...
145	141	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_NELE_000_111	Ah, T'laqa! Word has it that you braved the journey by aetheryte to do some fieldwork in Thavnair. Did you find aught of interest there?
146	142	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_NELE_000_112	I see...
147	143	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_NELE_000_113	A word of advice, if I may. Any researcher worth his salt must be prepared to rethink and reevaluate their theories when presented with new evidence. Have you given any thought to how you might adapt yours?
148	144	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_114	My initial theory was, to a degree, predicated on the existence of Zodiark. Now that He is no more, I am not entirely sure how we might─
149	145	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_115	Unless we could... Yes, that's it! We could examine a species altogether more ancient—from a time when the heavens were free of Zodiark and other entities of high aetheric concentration!
150	146	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_116	Professor, please! This is no time for idle jests.
151	147	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_000_117	I'm being perfectly serious! Why, I have complete confidence that <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> here will be able to find what we require.
152	148	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_AUBRACIE_000_118	I do not doubt <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>his</If> skills, but even the best of gleaners would struggle to find specimens of species that doubtless died out ages ago.
153	149	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_TLAQATIA_100_117	Oh, ye of little faith! Our friend is more than up to the task. Isn't that so, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>?
154	150	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_NELE_000_119	Bahaha! Now that's the spirit, T'laqa. A good scholar must consider every possible option, even those that might seem impossible. Keep pondering the matter, and I have no doubt you will arrive at an answer ere long.
155	151	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SYSTEM_000_120	The next quest will be available from T'laqa Tia upon reaching level 88 as a fisher.
156	152	TEXT_AKTKLA505_04164_SYSTEM_000_121	In order to undertake the subsequent quest, you must first complete the main scenario quest “Thou Must Live, Die, and Know.”
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