ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/032/LucKba241_03271.csv

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4	0	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SEQ_00	Predictably, Giott is drinking.
5	1	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SEQ_01	Reading between the lines, you understand that somehow, miraculously, Giott has regained access to the Cabinet of Curiosity─though the volumes within have been of little help in ascertaining the nature of the Ronkan magic Lamitt pursued. Dwarven records, on the other hand, have apparently yielded a useful hint as to the whereabouts of Lamitt's sister at the time of her travels. Your compatriot gives no further details, instead inviting you to visit the dwarven village of Tomra to see for yourself.
6	2	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SEQ_02	You gain access to Tomra via the Ladder─which, judging by the dwarf's comportment upon your arrival, is as much a surprise to Giott as anyone. Before you can ask for more details as to the purpose of your visit, however, your overeager companion rushes off deeper into the village.
7	3	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SEQ_03	Upon locating Giott once again, you find the dwarf poised over the still form of a defeated sin eater, which allegedly attacked when released from nearby tunnels. As Giott explains, said tunnels once served as a quarantine of sorts for those dwarves afflicted with stoneblight─a highly contagious illness that would turn flesh to stone and, at the time, had no cure. You then experience another vision, which confirms that Lamitt did, in fact, eventually succeed in curing her sister and others with the sickness─only to find herself met with scorn and banished from the village for having dared to break her people's taboos. Ever calm in the face of adversity, Lamitt accepted her punishment over Ardbert's protestations. Removing her dwarven helm once and for all, she─joined by her erstwhile patients─left her home, never to return.
8	4	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SEQ_04	Though the helm obscures Giott's face, the dwarf's tone makes it clear that this latest revelation has come as something of a blow. Time to process the story you relayed may help─though you know all too well that the weight of some truths never quite leaves one's shoulders. ※The next role quest will be available from Giott upon reaching level 80 in any healer class.
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28	24	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_TODO_00	Speak with Giott at Tomra.
29	25	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_TODO_01	Speak with Giott.
30	26	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_TODO_02	Speak with Giott once more.
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52	48	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_SYSTEM_100_001	In order to undertake this quest, you must first complete the main scenario quest “The View from Above.”
53	49	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_001	<gulp> <gulp> <gulp> <gulp> <gulp>
54	50	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_002	There you are! I need─<hic>─lesh mead. Yeah, you heard me...<Emphasis>lesh</Emphasis>! But...more ale. Much more. Wait...<hic>...you ain't the waitresh...
55	51	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_003	Oh, I know you want to say something─but you won't. You think that'll just encourage me. Well, maybe that's what I want you to think! Or maybe...<gasp>...you <Emphasis>know</Emphasis> that's what I want you to think! All this time I thought I was annoying <Emphasis>you</Emphasis>, but actually...
56	52	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_004	Nah, can't be. All of this rubbish about lost civilizations must be getting to me. I've read a dozen histories, and I still don't know nothing about that magic of Lamitt's.
57	53	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_005	What I did find, though, is where she would've gone if she wanted to see her sister─and it's in Tomra.
58	54	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_006	So what do you say? Come and visit my home! I'll be waiting for you when you get there.
59	55	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_050	I may have forgotten to tell <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> how to get here. That's unfortunate. Come to think of it, I ain't sure <If(PlayerParameter(4))>she<Else/>he</If> <Emphasis>can</Emphasis> get here. The tunnel's only for dwarves, and...
60	56	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_051	<Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>!? Where'd you come from?
61	57	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_052	So it was you folks that got the Ladder moving? Huh!
62	58	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_053	I can't believe you managed that─and didn't even tell me! Just when you think you know a person...
63	59	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_054	Yes, yes, that's a joke. Anyhow, the place I want to show you is just over there. Follow me!
64	60	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_100	Nothing to worry about! This monstrosity came flying at my face─rudely, I might add─when I unsealed the old tunnels. But everything's under control.
65	61	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_101	As you can see, I gave it an old-fashioned dwarven decking.
66	62	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
67	63	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_A1_000_001	A...dwarven decking?
68	64	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_A1_000_002	Old tunnels?
69	65	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_103	Sorry, I ain't at liberty to explain further. It's forbidden to reveal the secrets of the dwarven decking to outsiders. And anyway, I brought you here for something more important than that.
70	66	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_104	Yeah. They're the reason that I brought you here. Can't say I was expecting such a nasty welcome, but maybe I should've.
71	67	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_105	Let me explain. We don't use it no more, but before the Flood, dwarves lived in this place. Only the sick ones, mind.
72	68	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_106	In those days, there was this illness called “stoneblight.” Turned your skin to stone, bit by bit, and it was just a matter of time─a few months, or a few years─until you were petrified completely.
73	69	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_107	No one knew where it came from, but they did know that it was contagious. And so they...they locked them all up. Here, in the Blightwarrens. They needed to keep it from spreading, because there was no cure. Not back then...
74	70	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENCHIEF_000_108	Lamitt! Was it not enough to leave without permission? Or to return unbidden, bringing these strangers into our home? You knew full well that entering the Blightwarrens is forbidden! How many of our traditions must you trample before you are satisfied!?
75	71	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENCHIEF_000_109	If you so refuse to respect your heritage, you have no place here. As head of the council, I hereby banish you. You are no longer a dwarf. Begone, and never return!
76	72	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENWARRIOR_000_110	(-Jeering Dwarves-)Begone!
77	73	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_111	Have you lost your wits!? Lamitt just <Emphasis>cured your people</Emphasis>! Her sister, and all the others. She left your village to find a way to save them, and she did─she did what no one else would!
78	74	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENCHIEF_000_112	Your words have no weight here, outsider. This is a dwarven matter. Silence!
79	75	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENWARRIOR_000_113	(-Jeering Dwarves-)Silence!
80	76	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_114	I will <Emphasis>not</Emphasis> be silent! You have no idea what we─what <Emphasis>Lamitt</Emphasis> has been through!
81	77	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_115	...That's enough, Ardbert. Whatever my reasons, I did break our laws. And I did so knowing that this would be the result.
82	78	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_116	I will accept my punishment. I leave my dwarven pride behind today.
83	79	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_117	Lamitt─
84	80	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENSISTER_000_118	If Lamitt is leaving, so am I.
85	81	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENSISTER_000_119	You probably didn't think much of us after you shoved us in there to die, but it was awfully hard to breathe. We all took our helms off.
86	82	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENSISTER_000_120	If Lamitt's going to be banished for breaking our traditions, then I should be too!
87	83	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENPATIENT_000_121	As the young lady says─none of us is perfect. It ain't right that Lamitt should be the only one punished for it, especially seeing as she was saving us.
88	84	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_DWARVENPATIENT_000_122	Come on, exiles! We keep our faces plain for all to see, and our heads held high!
89	85	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_123	Oh, everyone...
90	86	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_124	Are you sure you're all right with this?
91	87	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_125	We could go back. We could...
92	88	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_126	What, pummel the elders with your axe? <sigh>
93	89	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_127	I know you're not that fledgling adventurer who got knocked flat by hobs anymore. You could probably defeat even our strongest warriors. But forget it.
94	90	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_128	We have more important things to worry about─we still haven't found what caused the illness in the first place. If it really is the Shadowkeeper again... Well, you know what we have to do.
95	91	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_129	If this is what it takes to save our world, I will give up my home and more, Ardbert.
96	92	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_130	And anyway, it's not all bad. I don't think I really understood, before. How beautiful it is out here. How nice the wind feels.
97	93	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_131	It is nice, isn't it?
98	94	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_WARRIOROFDARKNESS_000_132	And for what it's worth...I'm glad you're here. Helmet or no.
99	95	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_LAMITT_000_133	Ardbert...thank you.
100	96	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_134	Hey, hob<If(PlayerParameter(4))>daughter<Else/>son</If>! Uh...ugly! <sigh> Look, I'm running out of insults here. And I'm starting to feel bad. Just wake up already.
101	97	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_135	Finally!
102	98	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_136	Well, that was harrowing. About as soon as you started doing your thing, that sin eater decided to rise from the dead...
103	99	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_137	Though I suppose that's mostly my own fault for not dealing it an extra blow or two just in case. Anyhow, what did you see?
104	100	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_138	I knew it! I knew that Lamitt was the one who cured stoneblight─it had to have been. She saved all of them. And they...they exiled her for it.
105	101	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_139	And the...the head of the Council of Elders...
106	102	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_140	...
107	103	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_150	Oh! Sorry, I...I suppose I wandered off. Got caught up in my own thoughts.
108	104	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_151	Actually, can you...give me a moment? Or maybe a while. I just... I'm not sure what to think, is all.
109	105	TEXT_LUCKBA241_03271_GIOTT_000_152	I don't want to keep you from your other work, so... See you later.