ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/049/KinGla207_04981.csv

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4	0	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_00	Concern is writ plain on Pameka's face.
5	1	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_01	Pameka is glad for your presence, but regretfully informs you that there has been no word from Zemoweni about his next commission. Curious as to his storytelling duties at Xbalyav Ty'e, your scrivener friend suggests you pay him a visit at his workplace.
6	2	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_02	At Xbalyav Ty'e, Zemoweni admits his intention to commission Pameka again─this time for a book of tales from his homeland. His dilemma, however, stems from the fact that a written work may not properly represent a Tonawawta village that adheres to an oral tradition. Recalling the power of illustration, Pameka proposes the next book be one that incorporates different media to fully tell the tale within. With Zemoweni's materials from Xak Tural in hand, you set out to craft a binding worthy of his people's stories. ※In the event you lose the ingredients or the synthesis ends in failure, you may try again by speaking with Zemoweni.
7	3	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_03	After you deliver the components to Pameka, she begins transcribing Zemoweni's tale. The finished product is a masterpiece of the senses, and Zemoweni is eager to share it at the earliest opportunity. He invites you and Pameka to join him for the next storytelling session at Xbalyav Ty'e, which should be starting soon.
8	4	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_04	At Xbalyav Ty'e, Zemoweni gathers the crowd's attention with the promise of a new story and begins reading from the book you bound him. The tale of the sunchasers is one you've never heard, and both its novelty and beauty move the regular customers, who burst into applause at its conclusion.
9	5	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_05	Zemoweni's smile is equal parts relief and gratitude, still breathless from his long tale. He suggests you seek out Pameka, who has already returned to her stall.
10	6	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SEQ_06	Pameka reflects upon her time with you and Zemoweni, reporting a new appreciation for the power of words both written and spoken. Theirs is the power to carry one generation's hopes to the next, and she vows to improve upon her skills as a scrivener and endeavor to transfer the full weight of her client's words to parchment as best she can. She thanks you for your help and brings to the final page your endeavors as book-binder─but one small tale among the many of Wachumeqimeqi.
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28	24	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_TODO_00	Speak with Zemoweni.
29	25	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_TODO_01	<If(LessThan(IntegerParameter(1),IntegerParameter(2)))>Synthesize a set of Tonawawtan cover components <Sheet(Addon,9,0)/><Else/>Deliver the set of Tonawawtan cover components <Sheet(Addon,9,0)/> to Pameka</If>.
30	26	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_TODO_02	Wait at the designated location.
31	27	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_TODO_03	Speak with Zemoweni.
32	28	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_TODO_04	Speak with Pameka.
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52	48	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_001	Oh, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>... Zemoweni seemed troubled after our last session, didn't he?
53	49	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_100_001	He hasn't said a word about his next commission, and I fear he may have given up on our bookmaking endeavor.
54	50	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_002	At first he seemed so excited about sharing the stories he heard at Xbalyav Ty'e. I wonder how his recitations there differ from our transcription sessions...
55	51	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_003	Care to take a walk with me, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>? I think I should like to see Zemoweni's performance for myself.
56	52	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_004	Very good. To Xbalyav Ty'e with us!
57	53	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_005	<sigh> I'd be halfway to Xbalyav Ty'e by now if I didn't need to close the stall... You go on ahead and see what Zemoweni's up to. I'll meet you there shortly.
58	54	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_100	Pameka, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>! Here for a drink, perhaps?
59	55	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_101	While that <Emphasis>does</Emphasis> sound splendid, we were actually hoping to hear one of your famous recitations.
60	56	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_102	Ah, then I'm afraid your timing is rather unfortunate... We usually wait until our seats have filled before having a tale, so not for some time yet.
61	57	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_103	Oh? That's a shame...
62	58	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_104	Then, what about your next commission? As soon as we know what sort of tales you plan to tell, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> can begin to assemble the necessary materials for your new tome's binding.
63	59	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_105	About that...
64	60	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_106	I-If you have no further tales you wish to share, far be it from me to insist!
65	61	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_107	Don't worry, I still have plenty to tell. The thing is...when I learned of your discoveries, I decided I wanted our next story to be something from my home.
66	62	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_108	Our tales are completely unknown to outsiders. Should our oral tradition ever reach its end, our hopes and history would vanish with it. Which is why I would preserve what I can with the written record.
67	63	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_109	That sounds like a wonderful idea. And yet you still seem conflicted...
68	64	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_110	My people neither read nor write. Would creating a <Emphasis>written</Emphasis> book of their stories truly be understanding and honoring their legacy?
69	65	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_111	When you put it that way... How might we properly convey the stories of a people unassociated with the written word?
70	66	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
71	67	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_A1_000_001	Let's make a book that can be read without words.
72	68	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_A1_000_002	Take a page from your great-grandfather's book, Pameka!
73	69	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_113	Of course! Written words are only one way to tell a story, after all. Illustrations can be just as effective.
74	70	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_114	And take a page we shall! I only just finished illustrating a book about the Yok Huy. You don't need to know our written alphabet to read a story from illustrations.
75	71	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_115	But we needn't stop there: what if we incorporated other materials into the book as well? Bird feathers and flowers...things that hearken to the setting and appeal to all the senses!
76	72	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_116	We'd need to devise a way to preserve the materials we choose─but once we do, our readers will be able to immerse themselves in the story without a reliance on the written word.
77	73	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_117	A book that appeals to all the senses... I think that might work!
78	74	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_118	I happen to have a few things you can use for the cover... And I can fetch more, if you'll give me a moment.
79	75	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_119	Then let us all reconvene back at my stall. Once you have components for our cover, deliver them to me, and we'll hear Zemoweni's tale!
80	76	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_120	Our next book will be about my people, so I'd like the cover to incorporate materials from my homeland. If you run out, I have plenty extra!
81	77	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_125	You've readied the components? Then let's speak to Pameka, and I'll begin my tale.
82	78	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_220	This time we need binding for a tome that will awe its readers' senses. Do you have something ready?
83	79	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_100_220	I... I'm speechless, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. These will make our finest cover yet, of that I have no doubt. Now, let us hear Zemoweni's story.
84	80	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_221	What an amazing tome you've made. Careful script and illustration...pieces of the natural world as they feature in my story... Reading this will be an unforgettable experience for anyone.
85	81	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_222	I can't wait to take this home and show my family. I'm sure they'll be proud to see our stories reflected in such art.
86	82	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_Q2_000_000	What will you say?
87	83	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_A2_000_001	You should perform it for all to enjoy.
88	84	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_A2_000_002	Can I come and hear you read it at Xbalyav Ty'e?
89	85	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_224	Of course. That was my intention from the very start. I feel more confident than ever in my letters, so I plan to read aloud from this gorgeous tome, as opposed to reciting a memorization.
90	86	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_225	In fact, I'd say our <If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),12))><If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),4))>evening<Else/>morning</If><Else/><If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),17))>afternoon<Else/>evening</If></If> regulars will be flooding into Xbalyav Ty'e soon enough. If you'd like, I can save a table for you!
91	87	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_226	That would be splendid, Zemoweni. We'll be right behind you!
92	88	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_230	I can't wait to see what Xbalyav Ty'e's customers think of Zemoweni's story! Go on ahead; I'll catch up shortly.
93	89	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_235	You're just in time! I've saved some room for you and Pameka over there. Relax and enjoy the show!
94	90	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_300	Can you hear that? People are telling all sorts of tales around us. A haven for storytellers indeed!
95	91	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_301	Many here are regulars, but everyone is welcoming of fresh faces. Just so long as you're hungry for new stories!
96	92	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PELUPELU04981_000_302	Hey, lad! Tell us a story, would you? A new one, if you've got it!
97	93	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_303	Right away! I've got just the thing for you─and I think you'll all enjoy it.
98	94	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_304	Ahem! <If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),12))><If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),4))>Tonight<Else/>Today</If><Else/><If(LessThan(PlayerParameter(11),17))>Today<Else/>Tonight</If></If>, I would like to share something personal with you all. Some of you may know that I come from a tradition of oral storytelling, and my people rely not upon the written word.
99	95	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_305	However, should our voices no longer echo in future generations, I fear our very history runs the risk of extinction. Thus did I commission the scrivener Pameka and traveling artisan <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> with the creation of a book.
100	96	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_306	This is the story of my people. May it warm your heart like the sun upon the plains.
101	97	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_307	A thousand thousand dawns ago, in the eastern reaches of Xak Tural, our ancestors lived upon a bountiful land. The soil was rich, and the wind carried with it seeds that flourished into healthy crops.
102	98	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_308	But one summer, a great serpent of cloud coiled above our lands. Beneath its swollen body fell the rain, so endless that it drowned our crops and threatened to starve our people.
103	99	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_309	“We must call for the sun!” someone cried. So our people lifted their prayers to the sky, that they might summon the mighty light. But the serpent heard their voices with anger, lashing out with its tail and driving an ever greater deluge down upon them.
104	100	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_310	With their fields turned to rivers, our people departed in search of the sun. Day after day they walked and walked, bearing their hunger and thirst until they could no longer... It was then they came upon a solitary cactus.
105	101	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_311	“Chasers of the sun, take me with you─I too seek brighter lands. For your hunger and thirst, I offer my fruit. In return, sow my seeds upon your path and partake of what they yield.”
106	102	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_312	Our people sowed the seeds, and from them grew more and more cacti, each bearing fruit that gifted them strength.
107	103	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_313	For a thousand thousand nights, they pressed onward, westward. Planting the cacti and partaking of their fruit.
108	104	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_314	Finally, they reached a wide, wide land of sunlight. The cacti grew strong and plentiful beneath the golden rays and spoke to our people once more.
109	105	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_315	“You have our gratitude, children of man. This is the land we long dreamed of. Today, we revel in this radiant paradise. Tomorrow, we shall give up our voices, and live to nourish your progeny forevermore.”
110	106	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_316	So it was that the cacti spoke the tongue of man no more. Yet our people would continue to care for them and honor them as irreplaceable companions.
111	107	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_317	It was there, alongside the bright sun and thriving cacti, that our people founded a village and lived in peace and comfort for a thousand thousand tomorrows to come...
112	108	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_318	In our native tongue, “Tonawawta” means “sunchaser,” but there is no one reason as to why our people are so named.
113	109	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_319	The story you just heard is but one explanation─a tale passed down through generations in my village. But ask another Tonawawta, and you will hear another story.
114	110	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_320	I am not here to insist that ours is the definitive tale, but rather to say that in a small corner of this vast continent, there exists a people who believe it to be true.
115	111	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_321	It is my hope that our stories are remembered by many, and our words carried forward into the future.
116	112	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_322	...Thank you.
117	113	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_323	Zemoweni's performance was a great success! The audience seemed to love every moment of it─as did I, of course!
118	114	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_325	What did you think? That's how we usually do our recitations─whoever has a story to tell stands up there and regales the room.
119	115	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_330	I caught Pameka on her way out. Seems she can't leave her stall unattended for long. But I assume she's waiting for you there.
120	116	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_ZEMOWENI_000_340	Thank you for everything, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I'm sure Pameka's waiting for you back at her stall.
121	117	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_400	Zemoweni's storytelling prowess is awe-inspiring, isn't it? He set the scene without flaw... I truly felt as though I was journeying along with those cacti!
122	118	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_401	Words are so peculiar, aren't they? When spoken from the soul, they can convey meaning that extends far beyond their written worth.
123	119	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_402	My experiences with you and Zemoweni have opened my eyes to the true duty of a scrivener. Going forward, I hope to capture what I hear with more sensitivity and deeper understanding.
124	120	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_403	It's not a matter of simply writing down words─it's about preserving the spirit with which they are spoken. Just like we did with our books.
125	121	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_PAMEKA_000_404	My abilities have their limits, however. So for the tales I cannot bind alone...I hope I can count on you, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>.
126	122	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SYSTEM_000_405	Pameka has gained a newfound appreciation for her craft, and she could not be happier with your efforts. She now considers you a <UIForeground>F201F4</UIForeground><UIGlow>F201F5</UIGlow>Connoisseur of Covers<UIGlow>01</UIGlow><UIForeground>01</UIForeground>!
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130	126	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SYSTEM_000_500	Normal-quality items crafted in the course of this quest serve no purpose and cannot be sold. It is recommended that you discard them.
131	127	TEXT_KINGLA207_04981_SYSTEM_000_406	There are doubtless others in Wachumeqimeqi who would welcome the aid of an able artisan. Speak with the other merchants and see how you can help.