ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/019/HeaVnz913_01978.csv

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4	0	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_00	Kupli Kuki is thinking about the Moghome moogles.
5	1	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_01	Everyone is excited to deepen the bonds between mooglekind, but Kupli Kuki wants to know more about the names of the Moghome moogles, in particular why every name starts with “Mog” and not something like “Kup.” Since Kupli Kuki seems to be particularly shy around moogles of high social standing, he enlists your aid in asking Chieftain Moglin the reason as to why the moogles from the sky and surface have different names. Ask Chieftain Moglin for what is sure to be a thrilling history lesson on the origins of Moghome names.
6	2	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_02	You speak with Chieftain Moglin, and he seems eager to tell you about the names of Moghome, but not before you help the Pomguard with a pair of monsters who have suddenly attacked Moghome's kupo nut supply. Speak with Mogleo of the Pomguard to find out what aid he requires.
7	3	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_03	Mogleo tells you that two monsters have dared to steal into Moghome's precious kupo nut supply, and asks you to aid Mogule, Kupli Kuki, and the other Twelveswood moogles in slaying the monster they have gone after. Speak with the four moogles to find out where this insatiable monster could be.
8	4	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_04	Mogule and the other valiant Twelveswood moogles have cornered the invasive monster to the southeast. Slay it so that Moghome's nuts are in danger no more.
9	5	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_05	You find that a stray gaelicat was one of the monsters trying to get its paws on the moogles' kupo nuts, and slay it before it can do any more harm to the precious nut orchard. Report back to Mogleo for an update on their progress.
10	6	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_06	Mogleo and the other Pomguard members were able to take care of their target as well, and with that the kupo nuts are saved. It seems that the two monsters may have followed Kupli Kuki and the other Twelveswood moogles all the way from the Sea of Clouds. Although this crisis got everyone's pom-pom in a twist, the moogles seem to have come through it with a deeper bond, and Mogleo suggests that everyone go together to report to Chieftain Moglin of your success.
11	7	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_SEQ_07	You return to Moglin, and finally you have the opportunity to ask him about the Moghome names. While he doesn't know the exact reason that all the moogles in Moghome start with “Mog,” he informs you that the first chieftain was said to be named Moggle. Kupli Kuki fumbles around with the name for a bit before discovering that it is quite similar to Moggle Mog, and surmises that the name must have changed as the story was passed down from generation to generation in the Twelveswood. If Kupli Kuki's guess is right, then Chieftain Moglin is himself a direct descendant of Good King Moggle Mog XII, and the Pomguard are direct descendants of the Good King's household guard. Kupli Kuki is amazed that he is among such historic figures of mooglekind, although the Moghome moogles themselves do not seem very fazed at all. Mogleo finally closes this historic conversation by offering the Twelveswood moogles one kupo nut each for their previous bravery, an offer which the moogles eagerly agree to. The moogles look forward to deepening the bonds of friendship between sky and surface.
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28	24	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_00	Speak with Moglin.
29	25	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_01	Speak with Mogleo.
30	26	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_02	Inquire about the monster in the kupo nut orchard.
31	27	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_03	Slay the monster to the southeast of Moghome.
32	28	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_04	Report to Mogleo.
33	29	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_TODO_05	Report to Moglin.
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52	48	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_000	To think the legends are actually <Emphasis>true</Emphasis>─our ancestors did indeed come down from the skies, kupo! I'm sure Mogule and the others will get along famously!
53	49	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_001	But, don't you think the moogles here have such strange names? There are so many moogles with names like Mogret and Mogmug, but no one is named Kuplo Kopp or Kupta Kapta! I wonder why...
54	50	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_002	Chieftain Moglin seems to know much about moogle history─maybe he can shed some light on this mystery! But...I'm so nervous around <Emphasis>chieftains</Emphasis>, kupo...
55	51	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_003	But you, adventurer, you've rubbed shoulders with all kinds of great characters, and Chieftain Moglin respects you! I'm sure he'll readily tell you all about Moghome names. And then <Emphasis>you</Emphasis> can tell <Emphasis>me</Emphasis>!
56	52	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_013	I can't wait to learn about their names, kupo...
57	53	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLOO_000_006	No time to talk─our nuts are in danger, kupo!
58	54	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_010	Oh, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, so you've finally come to your senses and acknowledged the heavenly ring of Moghome names, kupo? That pleases me greatly, but I must ask you to wait─it seems Mogloo has an urgent entreaty.
59	55	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLOO_000_011	Yes, Chieftain Moglin, the Pomguard is fighting a desperate battle against a gang of monsters swarming our precious kupo nut orchard. We have beaten them back for now, but I fear we are outmatched, kupo!
60	56	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_012	Ah, luckily we have just the one to help. <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, lend the Pomguard your strength, and mayhaps I will speak more with you about our moogle names, kupo.
61	57	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_013	The defense of our kupo trees is of the utmost importance. Speak with Mogleo of the Pomguard to learn where he needs you. Once these monsters have been dealt with, ask me again about the knowledge you seek, kupo.
62	58	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_024	Defense of the kupo nuts must needs come before all else. Speak with Mogleo to learn what he requires, then return to me once the crisis has been dealt with, kupo.
63	59	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_020	Oh, adventurer, it's so good to see you again! As you can see, Pomguard business has me terribly busy these days, kupo! Speaking of which, where did those monsters go?
64	60	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_021	...Oh! You'll help us rid the area of those dreadful things? Thank heavens, this sword was getting so heavy. We're fighting valiantly to drive off the invaders─there are <Emphasis>two</Emphasis> of them, so our paws are full, kupo!
65	61	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_022	The Pomguard have their paws tied with one, while Mogule and the Twelveswood moogles are trying their hardest to track down the other. The moogles from the surface have more courage than I thought, kupo!
66	62	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_023	I'll go help the other members of the Pomguard. Adventurer, hurry and make sure Mogule and the others are safe!
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68	64	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_033	I'll lend my sword to the other Pomguard members. Adventurer, help Mogule and the others, kupo!
69	65	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_030	Oh, you're here to help? Well, we drove that monster over to the southeast. I don't <Emphasis>think</Emphasis> it managed to steal any kupo nuts.
70	66	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_031	I saw it fly over here! We'll find it soon, kupo!
71	67	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_032	The monster was just around here. It can't be far─we have it cornered, kupo!
72	68	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGULE_000_033	I had it in my sights, but it flew away, kupo! Where could it be...?
73	69	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_034	The monster is somewhere over there!
74	70	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_035	It's some strange flying thing─I'll swat it out of the sky, kupo!
75	71	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_036	It can't have gotten far─we almost have it, kupo!
76	72	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGULE_000_037	Where could it be, kupo...?
77	73	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_040	That beast was no match for the likes of the Pomguard, kupo! With the threat to our precious kupo nuts gone, the orchard is safe!
78	74	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_041	Those monsters were so strange... Odd-looking wings, curious pointed ears... I wonder where they could have come from, kupo?
79	75	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_042	Oh no! They might have followed us here, kupo. We're sorry, we didn't mean to bring such rude guests with us.
80	76	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_043	Well, as long as the kupo trees are safe, then there's nothing to worry about. Thanks to our new friends from the Twelveswood, not one nut was disturbed, kupo!
81	77	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_044	Let's report our success to Chieftain Moglin─he'll want to thank everyone who helped protect our prized trees!
82	78	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_045	Let's hurry back to Chieftain Moglin. He'll want to reward everyone for protecting the precious kupo nuts!
83	79	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGULE_000_046	We did it, kupo!
84	80	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_047	Maybe Chieftain Moglin will finally tell us about the Moghome names.
85	81	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_FORRESTMOG0201974_000_048	I can't believe a monster followed us that far, kupo.
86	82	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_FORRESTMOG0301976_000_049	I'm quite tuckered out from chasing that monster around, kupo!
87	83	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_050	Ah, you've returned at last. Are the kupo nuts safe from harm?
88	84	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_051	Those malicious monsters won't be laying their paws on our nuts anymore, kupo, thanks to the help of the Twelveswood moogles!
89	85	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_052	Ah, it's so nice to see you working together to defend our home, kupo. Well, now that the storm has been weathered, I believe <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> wanted to know all about moogle names─hopefully it will serve as an inspiration to <If(PlayerParameter(4))>her<Else/>him</If>.
90	86	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_053	Actually, Chieftain Moglin, <Emphasis>I</Emphasis> was the one who asked the adventurer to ask you. I was thinking, isn't it curious that our names sound so different from yours, kupo?
91	87	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_054	In the Twelveswood, we usually start our names with “Ku” or “Pu.” They say it's because it makes the names sound like “kupo nut.”
92	88	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_055	Mayhap when the moogles came down from the sky, the kupo nuts were their most prized possession, kupo! But the Moghome moogles love kupo nuts too, so I've wondered why their names are different.
93	89	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_056	You're quite perceptive, Kupli Kuki. Truth be told, I've never thought about the reason myself. Would it not make sense for moogles to start their name with “Mog”? It's been that way for as long as anyone can remember, kupo.
94	90	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_057	My ancestor, who was Moghome's first chieftain, was named Moggle, and in fact it was he who decided which brave moogles would travel down to the surface after fire rained from the skies.
95	91	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_058	Moggle... That name seems so familiar... Kupopo! Moggle Mog!?
96	92	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_059	Could Chieftain Moggle have in fact been Moggle Mog? If so... Chieftain Moglin, you would be a descendant of Good King Moggle Mog XII─may all his lineage bask in greatness!
97	93	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLIN_000_060	Indeed, the two names <Emphasis>are</Emphasis> quite similar, kupo. Moggle Mog... I remember─this was the name of the king from your legend.
98	94	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_061	It all makes sense, kupo. The legend is so ancient, it's no wonder the name changed ever so slightly! That means I'm presenting myself before the descendant of the last king of mooglekind!
99	95	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_062	The legends tell of more than just the king, kupo! The valiant household guard of Good King Moggle Mog XII─may his legend live on forevermore─is also detailed at some length. Does that mean that the Pomguard is also...
100	96	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_063	The history of the Pomguard is long and illustrious, dating back to Chieftain Moggle's humble beginnings, kupo.
101	97	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_064	Kupopo! That means his household guard was actually the Pomguard. I'm among some of the most historic moogles of all time!
102	98	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_065	I never knew we were so important─how embarrassing! Oh, I almost forgot─ We never thanked you for helping us take down those dreadful monsters, kupo.
103	99	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_MOGLEO_000_066	For all of your brave services in defense of our lovely orchard, and in celebration of our newfound friendship, we shall bequeath upon you...one kupo nut each!
104	100	TEXT_HEAVNZ913_01978_KUPLIKUKI_000_067	Kupopo! I could think of no better a reward myself! Our stomachs will be full tonight!