ffxiv-datamining/csv/custom/009/CtsWks73GlassblowersBeacon_00955.csv

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4	0	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_000	Come from Sinus Ardorum, I expect? Should you be keen to learn more about this new frontier, I'm happy to oblige!
5	1	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
6	2	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_001	Tell me about yourself.
7	3	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_002	Phaenna.
8	4	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_003	The Glassblown Grotto.
9	5	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_004	Millefiori.
10	6	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_005	The Soda-lime Float.
11	7	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_006	The Saltpeter Shore.
12	8	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_007	The Iridized Rise.
13	9	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_008	Capsule Chasm.
14	10	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_009	Fusingway Vent.
15	11	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_A1_000_010	Nothing.
16	12	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_100_001	Well, let's see. Gleaner by trade. Left home to see the world. Heard about the initiative and fancied the thought of exploring untouched wilds, so here I am.
17	13	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_200_002	A gleaner's value is in gathering─research samples, in this case─and we go where our skills are in demand. Reckon half the folks here have got a story like mine.
18	14	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_300_003	The best part? The job's easier than ever out here─no dangerous wildlife! I need only do my work and trust the Loporrits to have everything else well in hand.
19	15	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_001	I'm told it's the sixth astral body within star system UL-9, three carrots from Etheirys...whatever that means. All I know is it's the first we've managed to reach!
20	16	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_002	As you may have heard, much of the star is made of glass, from the aether clouds above to the magma veins below.
21	17	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_003	The rainbow crystal protects us here, but beyond its reach, the land is pelted with drops of molten glass. Unmanned drones could well be our only means of exploration out there.
22	18	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_004	Smart choice to build our base here. The cracked ceiling offers protection from the elements but still allows starships in and out.
23	19	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_005	Supposedly, there are subtle traces around the cavern that suggest it was formed through subterranean heat melting away the interior.
24	20	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_006	It's hard to block out shard showers with a giant hole in our cover, though, so all the most valuable equipment has been fitted with self-shielding capabilities.
25	21	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_007	Those rolling hills are covered in vibrant glass plants, and so were named for a glasswork technique which roughly translates to “a thousand flowers.”
26	22	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_008	Strange as it sounds, this whole star's so rich in silicon that even the plants are basically made of glass.
27	23	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_009	What d'you reckon? Bit further down this evolutionary path and mayhap we'll see glass animals? Glass <Emphasis>people</Emphasis>? Can't say as I fancy the thought...
28	24	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_010	Sounds like an overpriced drink at the Last Stand, doesn't it? The river's actually named for its soda ash content─an ingredient used to make glass.
29	25	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_011	Naturally, it's caused quite a stir among the Sharlayans, debating the implications of a world with liquid glass in place of water.
30	26	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_012	Fortunately, it can be made potable through heavy filtering. If you drank it straight from the source, though...well, I'd be concerned for your organs.
31	27	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_013	Ah, you mean the pale grey expanse on the western bank of the Soda-lime Float?
32	28	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_014	It may look like a beach, but the “sand” is in fact small specks of glass eroded over time from bigger pieces at the bottom of the river.
33	29	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_015	Oh, but you'd best watch out for the hidden sand pits. Pay attention to the glass at your feet and steer clear if it starts to sink!
34	30	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_016	The Rise is a rainbow of travertine terraces formed from small glass ponds. Researchers say the process may well have taken tens of thousands of years.
35	31	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_017	First the limestone developed, then rain weathered it, and then liquid glass accumulated over it. Gods, can you imagine?
36	32	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_018	Most notably, each terrace color yields vastly different materials for harvesting! Well...notable if you're a gleaner, anyroad.
37	33	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_019	That there's an unfathomably deep crevasse littered with what look like massive marbles. The broken ones often hold an entire lake's worth of water.
38	34	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_020	They say it was once a volcanic crater that collapsed, sending nearby spherical formations rolling into it. Not the most stable of environs on this star, eh?
39	35	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_021	Much of its topography can be seen from the surface, but if you'd prefer, our specially designed cranes can help you get a closer look in there.
40	36	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_022	Dodgy place, that. Like the mouth of a volcano, it spews smoke from the red-hot molten glass guttering within.
41	37	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_023	Phaenna's geothermal reservoirs are highly active, see─liquefying pockets of glass minerals on the surface and keeping the scenery in constant flux.
42	38	TEXT_CTSWKS73GLASSBLOWERSBEACON_00955_JAROMIR_000_024	That said, I'm told it would take centuries for a new crater to form through eruption, so we've nothing to worry about...although the Loporrits might, I s'pose.