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4	0	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_000	What, pray tell, brings you to the Athenaeum? We are not a guild like those one may find in the lower city-states. No one here will take you under their wing, holding your hand as they divulge centuries of cumulative knowledge to any mere stranger who believes <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>him</If>self entitled to it. Well...almost no one, that is.
5	1	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_001	Ah, Lord Jannequinard's latest consociate. I trust your, ah...training, is proceeding...ah, smoothly?
6	2	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_Q1_000_000	Is there aught you wish to know?
7	3	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A1_000_001	Tell me of yourself.
8	4	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A1_000_002	Tell me of this place.
9	5	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A1_000_003	Tell me more of astrology.
10	6	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A1_000_004	Not at this time.
11	7	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_010	My name is Guillestet. I am in my second year of studies on the coveted path to becoming an astrologian. All novitiates are assigned a task at the Athenaeum to which we are required to attend between our classes. The stars saw it fit that I be assigned receptionist duty...with Lord Jannequinard.
12	8	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_011	He is, by no means, a bad man...only a tad eccentric. Being the second son to the Count de Durendaire means he is free to do as he wishes...and most of the time he wishes to pay call on the city-state's young maidens...despite being older than mine own father.
13	9	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_012	The rest of the time, he continues his “studies” of Sharlayan astrology─something he began almost twenty summers ago when he spent a twelvemoon in the now abandoned city-state training with the heathen astrologians. His bloodline protects him from the scrutiny of higher-ranking officials here, but it is his lack of talent which truly keeps the wolves at bay.
14	10	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_013	In other words, he is harmless. I am merely required to suffer his whims until I pass my examinations and get assigned a position at the Observatorium. Then, some new novitiate will be assigned the post and the cycle will continue as it has for almost two decades.
15	11	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_020	The Athenaeum Astrologicum was founded by Saint Guenriol to serve as a place where astrologians such as myself might learn and perfect methods used to read the stars.
16	12	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_021	Since the discovery by Adaunel the Younger that the Dravanian Horde were using the relative position of a celestial body we now refer to as the dragon star to determine their attacks on the Holy See, we have ever been seeking to decipher the dragons' code. Theories constructed here are subsequently taken south to the Observatorium where they are put into practice.
17	13	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_022	Ah... We also offer...limited training in Sharlayan astrology─a school of star reading neither recognized nor approved of by the Athenaeum, the Observatorium, or the Holy See.
18	14	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_023	The only reason I even mention it is because I have been...ah, commanded to do so by Lord Jannequinard.
19	15	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_030	Astrology originated thousands of years ago in Sharlayan, and was introduced to Eorzea when the Sharlayans founded their colony in the Dravanian hinterlands.
20	16	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_031	It remained a minor field of study, eclipsed by larger ones such as conjury and thaumaturgy, until three centuries ago when an Ishgardian astrologian by the name of Adaunel the Younger discovered that the stars could be used to determine the movements of the Dravanian Horde.
21	17	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_032	It was then that Ishgardian astrology was born, the focus moving from fortune-telling and fate-scrying to something actually useful─preventing the death of knights by knowing when and where the Horde would arrive.
22	18	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_033	You will not see an Ishgardian astrologian carrying about a star globe or an astrolabe. You will not see him consulting with a divining deck or gazing into the stars, hoping to draw forth its aether and use it to manipulate fates.
23	19	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_034	You will not hear talk of the gates of the seven heavens or the chantings of minor spells woven to heal cuts or enmusculate sword arms. Well, you will not hear these things as long as you keep your distance from Lord Jannequinard.
24	20	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_002	Lord Jannequinard tells me that you have opened the sixth and final gate of heaven. I was almost compelled to tell him that there were seven heavens, meaning the sixth couldn't be the last...but then I realized that would entail actually having a conversation with his grace─something to which I was not ready to commit my sanity.
25	21	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_003	I...ah, may have been hasty in my judgment of Sharlayan astrology, as it appears more than simple fortune-telling.
26	22	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_004	Do you know how long it took me to accept Sharlayan astrology as a legitimate school of knowledge? And now you are asking me to accept the teachings of this Far Eastern flake? I should have been a machinist...
27	23	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_005	I...ah, may have been hasty in my judgment of geomancy, as well. But I stand by my assessment of Kyokuho as a flake...despite what Fleuraie thinks!
28	24	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_Q2_000_000	Is there aught you wish to know?
29	25	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A2_000_001	Tell me of recent happenings.
30	26	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A2_000_002	Tell me of this place.
31	27	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A2_000_003	Tell me of astrology.
32	28	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_A2_000_004	Not at this time.
33	29	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_050	Lord Forlemort─chief astrologian at the Observatorium, and longtime vocal dissident of Lord Jannequinard's dabbling in Sharlayan astrology─has mysteriously fallen silent, at least with his objections to his nephew's eccentricities.
34	30	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_051	I cannot begin to imagine why the chief astrologian would do this, but he has, and so I suppose this mean Lord Jannequinard will now be using the added slack to his leash to begin barking up newfound trees.
35	31	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_052	Lady Leveva seems a smart woman, yet I do not see why she insists on remaining in a place that so obviously wishes her immediate departure. I would have returned to Sharlayan long ago if I were in her same shoes.
36	32	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_100	In between her training of the House Durendaire knights, Lady Lev─ah, Lord Rufin has been traveling the countryside, visiting camps and outposts, doling out succor to those in need─spreading the word of Sharlayan astrology without actually saying a word.
37	33	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_101	And Lord Jannequinard? Little has changed. He still comes in after the zenith, and leaves before the sixteenth bell...
38	34	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_102	But there are times I catch him practicing a spell or two when he believes no one is watching. Perhaps I was wrong to judge him...as perhaps I was wrong to judge Sharlayan astrology.
39	35	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_105	Master <Emphasis>Rufin</Emphasis> spends her days in and out of the Athenaeum. When not within these walls, she will either be at the Scholasticate nurturing young minds, or out searching for more documentation on geomancy. She is even talking of an expedition into the Great Gubal Library.
40	36	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_106	Your adventure in the Far East has again stoked the curiosity which ever burns in her heart, and I fear it will not soon cool.
41	37	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_107	As for you... Ishgard is still abuzz with your heroic deeds. There have been more than a few come knocking at our doors seeking to follow in the footsteps of the great <Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>. For that, the Athenaeum is in your debt.
42	38	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_060	The Athenaeum Astrologicum was founded by Saint Guenriol to serve as a place where astrologians such as myself might learn and perfect methods used to read the stars.
43	39	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_061	Since the discovery by Adaunel the Younger that the Dravanian Horde were using the relative position of a celestial body we now refer to as the dragon star to determine their attacks on the Holy See, we have ever been seeking to decipher the dragons' code. Theories constructed here are subsequently taken south to the Observatorium where they are put into practice.
44	40	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_062	Ah... We also offer limited training in Sharlayan astrology─a school of star reading not formally recognized by the Athenaeum, the Observatorium, or the Holy See...but no longer fully opposed by them either. The only reason I even mention it is because Lord Jannequinard quietly insists.
45	41	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_110	Lady Lev─excuse me, Lord Rufin's activity around the realm has resulted in increased awareness of Sharlayan astrology, making it more accepted amongst the public. Interest in the field has become so great that the Holy See can no longer simply brush it under the brume, so they instead allow it, if only so they can keep a close eye on it.
46	42	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_111	The Athenaeum Astrologicum was founded by Saint Guenriol to serve as a place where astrologians such as myself might learn and perfect methods used to read the stars.
47	43	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_112	Since the discovery by Adaunel the Younger that the Dravanian Horde were using the relative position of a celestial body we now refer to as the dragon star to determine their attacks on the Holy See, we have ever been seeking to decipher the dragons' code. Theories constructed here are subsequently taken south to the Observatorium where they are put into practice.
48	44	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_113	We also offer training in Sharlayan astrology─a school of star reading not formally recognized by the Athenaeum, the Observatorium, or the Holy See...but no longer fully opposed by them either. Training is overseen by both Lord Jannequinard and Lord Rufin...but mostly Lord Rufin.
49	45	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_070	Astrology originated thousands of years ago in Sharlayan, and was introduced to Eorzea when the Sharlayans founded their colony in the Dravanian hinterlands.
50	46	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_071	It remained a minor field of study, eclipsed by larger ones such as conjury and thaumaturgy, until three centuries ago when an Ishgardian astrologian by the name of Adaunel the Younger discovered that the stars could be used to determine the movements of the Dravanian Horde.
51	47	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_072	It was then that Ishgardian astrology was born, the focus moving from fortune-telling and fate-scrying to preventing the death of knights by knowing when and where the Horde would arrive.
52	48	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_073	You will not see an Ishgardian astrologian carrying about a star globe or an astrolabe. You will not see him consulting with a divining deck or gazing into the stars, hoping to draw forth its aether and use it to manipulate fates.
53	49	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_074	You will not hear talk of the gates of the seven heavens or the chantings of minor spells woven to heal cuts or enmusculate sword arms.
54	50	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_075	At least, you did not used to. As of late, however, there are many, both low and noble-born, who have begun to take up the discipline. Times are changing, and I know not whether to be happy or scared to have been witness to it all.
55	51	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_120	Astrology originated thousands of years ago in Sharlayan, and was introduced to Eorzea when the Sharlayans founded their colony in the Dravanian hinterlands.
56	52	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_121	It remained a minor field of study, eclipsed by larger ones such as conjury and thaumaturgy, until three centuries ago when an Ishgardian astrologian by the name of Adaunel the Younger discovered that the stars could be used to determine the movements of the Dravanian Horde.
57	53	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_122	It was then that Ishgardian astrology was born, the focus moving from fortune-telling and fate-scrying to preventing the death of knights by knowing when and where the Horde would arrive.
58	54	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_123	You will not see an Ishgardian astrologian carrying about a star globe or an astrolabe. You will not see him consulting with a divining deck or gazing into the stars, hoping to draw forth its aether and use it to manipulate fates.
59	55	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_124	You will not hear talk of the gates of the seven heavens or the chantings of minor spells woven to heal cuts or enmusculate sword arms.
60	56	TEXT_JOBDEFAST_00294_GUILLESTET_000_125	At least, you did not used to. As of late, however, there are many, both low and noble-born, who have begun to take up the discipline. Times are changing, and I know not whether to be happy or scared to have been witness to it all.
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