ffxiv-datamining/csv/quest/036/LucKba421_03625.csv

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4	0	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_00	Cerigg wears a flustered expression on his face.
5	1	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_01	As Cerigg tells it, the child who you rescued from the hollow is resting safely in Mord Souq, but there is a rub: the boy seemingly remembers nothing save his name─Taynor. Cerigg sent him for a stroll around town to see if it might help to jog his memories, and encourages you to check in on him. Track down Taynor and see if he has met with any success in piecing together his past.
6	2	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_02	You and Cerigg speak further with Taynor, who unfortunately can still recall nothing of where he came from. Cerigg further explains that according to the carer who examined him, the boy apparently possesses considerable magical powers. Drawing the conclusion that he doubtless has a master or tutor somewhere out there, the bounty hunter proposes speaking with a traveling merchant in town to see if anything might be gleaned as to your young friend's origins.
7	3	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_03	The merchant tells of something he overheard when sojourning at the Inn at Journey's Head─that of an ill-fated mage who was attacked by a sin eater and was separated from his child in the process. Believing that this could very well be Taynor's father, the three of you resolve to make for the Inn and investigate further.
8	4	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_04	You arrive at the Inn to learn that the son of the wounded mage has already been found─the man was not Taynor's father after all. The kindly boy offers to show Taynor around the premises in hopes of further rekindling his memories. Once the boy is gone, Cerigg, dismayed at the unfortunate turn of events, proposes entrusting Taynor to the care of another so that the two of you might return to hunting Phronesis─and continue the search for Taynor's family in the process. Cerigg offers to break the news to the unfortunate child himself, and you agree to accompany him.
9	5	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_05	Events have taken yet another distressing turn, as Taynor is nowhere to be found. As it happens, your young charge got into a heated quarrel with the other boy, and subsequently dashed off on his own to the gods know where. Together with Cerigg, you make for the Fields of Amber, that you might track down Taynor before he comes to harm.
10	6	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_06	Arriving in the Fields of Amber, you find Taynor under attack by nasty-looking sin eaters. Vanquish the fiends before they devour the poor, frightened child.
11	7	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_07	You successfully dispatch the sin eaters and rescue Taynor from harm. In the aftermath of the battle, you are granted a vision of Taynor's past through the power of the Echo. There, you see that the boy was a young mage training under the same teacher as Nyelbert, one of the erstwhile Warriors of Light who now roams the area as the baleful Phronesis. Understandably perplexed by these recent developments, Cerigg proposes a return to the Inn at Journey's Head, where you might discuss matters further in safer environs.
12	8	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_08	Back at the Inn, Taynor and the other boy apologize to each other and make their peace, and the latter departs for his new home at the Crystarium. The remaining three of you make plans to return to Mord Souq, where you might think over the knowledge you have recently gleaned and unravel the mysteries behind the enigmatic child's past.
13	9	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SEQ_09	Back at Mord Souq, Cerigg explains to Taynor that, as bizarre as it may sound, the events of his memory must have taken place over one hundred years ago. Convinced now that your young companion is the key to vanquishing the dread Phronesis, Cerigg has a change of heart and proposes that the two of you officially take him in. Taynor welcomes the offer, thanking the two of you profusely for your kindness and promising that he will lend you whatever aid he can. For your part, you resolve to further hone your command of the magical arts while waiting for the lad's memories to recover further. ※The next role quest will be available from Cerigg upon reaching level 76 in any magical ranged DPS class.
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28	24	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_00	Speak with Taynor.
29	25	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_01	Speak with the savvy merchant.
30	26	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_02	Speak with a carer at the Inn at Journey's Head.
31	27	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_03	Speak with Cerigg.
32	28	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_04	Search for Taynor.
33	29	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_05	Rescue Taynor.
34	30	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_06	Speak with the forlorn boy.
35	31	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TODO_07	Speak with Cerigg at Mord Souq.
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52	48	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_000	Ah, there you are. You'll be happy to know that the boy is awake, and seems to be no worse for the wear. Physically speaking, at least...
53	49	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_001	There's just one rub, you see. He has no recollection of where he came from, or just how he managed to get swallowed up into the void.
54	50	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_002	In fact, other than his own name─Taynor─he can't remember much of anything at all.
55	51	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_003	He seems a good lad, mind you─eats my half-arsed cooking with a smile and nary a word of complaint. Yet I reckon he's hurting inside, and badly. We must reunite him with his parents with all due speed.
56	52	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_004	I suggested that he go for a stroll around Mord Souq, in the hopes that the sights might help to jog his memories. He can't have wandered far─why don't you go check up on him?
57	53	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_010	I realize this is something of a detour, but we simply can't leave a poor amnesic orphan to fend for himself, now can we? Let's find the boy a safe home as soon as we can.
58	54	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_020	Do not tell me...you are the one who rescued me from the flow, yes? I feel from you the same warmth that reached out to me when I was adrift in the aether.
59	55	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_021	Well, I'll be damned. The boy's a sharp one.
60	56	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_022	And that's not the least of it. The carer who examined him said they could feel great power welling up from within him. Despite his young age, Taynor here seems to possess a remarkable command of the magical arts.
61	57	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_024	Perhaps I do, and yet...I cannot say. Try as I might, I can recall nothing of who I am, or where I came from. Only the darkness...
62	58	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_025	No need for apologies, boy. You did well just to make it back to us. Speaking of which, can you remember anything at all of what you felt when you were adrift in the void?
63	59	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_026	That I remember...or at least I think I do. I recall a vague sensation of someone passing alongside me. Indeed, I believe this is what roused me from my slumber.
64	60	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_027	Hmm... If the hollows truly are a gate between worlds, that would mean that someone recently traveled from ours to another─or from another to ours... But that's not possible...or is it?
65	61	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_Q1_000_000	What will you say?
66	62	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_A1_000_000	You'd be surprised...
67	63	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_A2_000_000	Don't be ridiculous.
68	64	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_030	You know something I don't, friend? Worry not─I won't pry for details.
69	65	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_035	That's what I thought. Fair enough. Then again, traveling between worlds isn't exactly my area of expertise...
70	66	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_040	Ah, well. No sense racking our brains over matters beyond our comprehension. Let's concentrate on what we <Emphasis>can</Emphasis> do─namely, finding the boy here a home. No doubt his memories will come back to him in due time.
71	67	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_041	You'd truly do that? For me? But the two of you have already saved my life. I couldn't possibly burden you any further...
72	68	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_042	Hah, it's no burden at all! Besides, if we can figure out just who you are─and where you came from─it just might lead us to the answers we seek.
73	69	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_043	Now, let's consider the options. One possibility is that you're an orphan─all alone in this world, with not a soul to care for or look after you.
74	70	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_044	And yet, this seems unlikely. Yes, the mystical powers you possess say otherwise. If you are truly as skilled in magic as they say, then it stands to reason that someone trained you in the art.
75	71	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_045	Who this master of yours is─and whether you are of their blood, or simply received their tutelage─this I cannot say. But either way, I'm certain they're worried sick about you.
76	72	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_046	If that truly is so...I would very much like to meet this person, too.
77	73	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_047	That settles it, then─let's get down to business. I took the liberty of inquiring around Mord Souq and the Crystarium. Unfortunately, there have been no reports of missing persons matching Taynor's description.
78	74	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_048	Which means that we have no choice but to take our search elsewhere. I know of a merchant in town whose travels often take him far afield. Let us have a talk with him and see if he's heard any helpful rumors.
79	75	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_060	Impressive how Taynor's managed to keep himself together, eh? The boy's mature beyond his years, no doubt.
80	76	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_065	The two of you are far too kind. I cannot thank you enough...
81	77	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TRAVELINGMERCHANT03625_000_080	Rumors of a missing boy, you say? Funny that you ask. It's a long shot, I reckon, but I overheard something the other day that might be of use.
82	78	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TRAVELINGMERCHANT03625_000_081	On my way to Mord Souq, I stopped over at the Inn at Journey's Head. There, I met an ailing mage. As the carers told it, he'd been ambushed by a sin eater, and was separated from his child in the battle.
83	79	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_082	Bloody hells...could it be!? If the sin eater that attacked the poor man was Phronesis, that would explain everything!
84	80	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_083	This man you speak of...he could be my father? We must go to him at once!
85	81	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_084	Agreed. I only hope that the man is...no, there is no point in presuming the worst. Let us make for the Inn, and see what the carers there can tell us.
86	82	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TRAVELINGMERCHANT03625_000_090	The man was in rough shape, I fear. For the child's sake, I hope he's doing better than when I last saw him...
87	83	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_095	I just hope whatever we find here puts a smile on the poor boy's face.
88	84	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_100	My father is here? But this place is...
89	85	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_120	Ho there! I hear there's a mage in your care who's lost his boy. Well, I do believe we have him right here!
90	86	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_121	Hm? I fear there must be some mistake. The boy in question has already been found. This is him...right here.
91	87	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_122	What...!? So it wasn't my father after all...?
92	88	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_123	This boy with you...he, too, has been separated from his family?
93	89	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_124	Just so. We heard that a man here was looking for his son, and we just hoped...alas, it seems it wasn't meant to be.
94	90	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_125	But there are many people here, yes? Might I ask around and see if any of the others are my family?
95	91	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_126	But of course. Yet many of the people here are quite ill, and in many cases, in considerable pain. It is not a place for a young child to walk around unattended.
96	92	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_127	Indeed it's not. Guess that means either myself or <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> here should accompany him...
97	93	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_128	I'll go with him. The walk might help me, er, take my mind off things.
98	94	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_129	Not a bad idea, if the lad doesn't mind. I reckon Taynor would rather be with someone of his own age.
99	95	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_130	Take his mind off things...? Speaking of which, how is the boy's father holding up?
100	96	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_131	I fear the poor man has already departed on his journey. He is a man no longer.
101	97	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_132	The child insisted upon staying by his father's side until the last. I permitted this out of respect for him, though part of me regrets the choice. None so young should suffer such horrors.
102	98	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_133	It was some small solace to learn that he has living relatives who reside at the Crystarium. In fact, I was just making preparations to escort him there myself.
103	99	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_134	...I see. Reckon we should also find someone to look after Taynor as well.
104	100	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_135	Don't get me wrong, friend─I haven't given up on the prospect of finding the boy's family. But we have no other leads, and a deadly sin eater still on the loose.
105	101	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_136	If the lad tags along with us every step of the way, he's far more likely to end up dead or worse than to ever reunite with his family.
106	102	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_137	Here's what I propose: we find someone to watch after Taynor for the time being, get back on the hunt, and gather whatever clues we can about his origins along the way.
107	103	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_Q1_000_100	What will you say?
108	104	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_A1_000_100	Is there not more we can do?
109	105	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_A2_000_100	Very well. But we must see that he is safe.
110	106	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_140	I, too, wish there was more we could do for the lad. But think of it this way─if we don't do something about that damned sin eater, who knows how many poor children will end up like Taynor?
111	107	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_145	Aye, that goes without saying. Let us have a talk with the proprietor of the Wandering Stairs. He's a kindly enough chap, and knows damn near everyone in these parts. With any luck, he'll be able to direct us to a willing and able guardian.
112	108	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_150	Look, I don't like this any more than you do. But it's the best we can do for the boy given our circumstances. At any rate, let's find him and share the news. Don't worry: it's my decision, and I intend to take responsibility for it.
113	109	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NURSE03625_000_160	Forgive me, my friends. I wish there was more we could do for the child, but our resources are already stretched terribly thin. I wish you luck in finding his family.
114	110	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_165	I...I'm sorry! I-It's all my fault...
115	111	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_170	Bad news, friend. It seems the two young ones got into a quarrel of sorts, and Taynor's up and run away.
116	112	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_171	Seems the lad mentioned how he'd come out from one of the hollows. The other boy put two and two together and figured he'd been attacked by a sin eater.
117	113	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_172	Then I said...I said...my dad was attacked by a sin eater, and then he turned into one himself. So I asked...what if...what if you turn into a sin eater too?
118	114	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_173	Taynor's face went all white. He kept saying, “What do you mean? What do you mean?”─over, and over, and over again. I just...I couldn't take it anymore.
119	115	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_174	Before I knew it, I was shouting at him, “Shut up! Just shut up! I bet you're turning into a sin eater already!” Why? Why did I say such a mean and nasty thing!?
120	116	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_175	Don't be so hard on yourself, lad. Both of you have had a rough go of it these past few days. Nobody could blame either one of you for feeling a bit on edge.
121	117	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_176	But we must hurry and find Taynor before he comes to harm. Let's split up: I'll search to the west, and you take the east. And be careful out there!
122	118	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_180	You'll bring Taynor back, won't you? I just...I just want to tell him I'm sorry.
123	119	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_200	When I heard the clamor of battle, I feared the worst, but I see that you have everything under control. Are you okay, lad?
124	120	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_201	F-Forgive me... I...I don't deserve this kindness.
125	121	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_202	I...I was just so scared. I was worried about what would become of me if I never recovered my memories, and then I started thinking, what if I ended up like that boy's father? What if it's already happening to me...?
126	122	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_203	That's one matter you needn't worry yourself with. The carer who examined you told me as much. You suffered no direct wounds─you're in no more danger of turning into a sin eater than <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> or me.
127	123	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_204	Is...is that so. That's good to hear. But I...I must apologize to that boy. I should have known better than to badger him about such things...especially after what happened to his father.
128	124	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_205	Funny thing, that─he was saying the same thing about you. You both have good hearts, lad─and you've been through more than any man should. There's no need to be ashamed about your feelings.
129	125	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_206	There is...still so much I do not understand about this world. Why does no one here know of me? Am I doomed to be alone for the rest of my days?
130	126	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_207	Why...why must it be this way!? If only I could remember something...<Emphasis>anything</Emphasis>! I'm sick of not knowing who I am! I'm sick of being alone!
131	127	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_MAGELEADER_000_208	Now it's your turn, Taynor. And do not be disheartened by your last attempt─even the greatest of mages have known failure.
132	128	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_NYELBERT_000_209	(-Bright Boy-)Your command of magic is the equal of my own. If I can succeed, there is no reason why you cannot. Free your mind of worry, and focus.
133	129	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_210	Thank you, Nyelbert. I shall try my best.
134	130	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_211	Wicked white! Are you all right, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>!?
135	131	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_212	...I remember now. I was standing here on these blighted plains, my head hung low in shame. Then, Nyelbert turned to me with a smile and heartening words...
136	132	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_213	Nyelbert... Why does the name sound so familiar?
137	133	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_214	I reckon we've much to discuss, but not in this godsforsaken place. Let's head back to the Inn and see if we can't get to the bottom of this.
138	134	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_220	I do hope he'll forgive me...
139	135	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_225	We have much to discuss, but first, we should let the two boys make their peace.
140	136	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_240	Taynor! Are you all right!? I'm so sorry... I shouldn't have said those nasty things...
141	137	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_241	Forgive me for reacting as I did. I'm...I'm fine. In fact, I seem to have recovered some of my memories...
142	138	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_242	Really!? That's wonderful! Maybe...maybe you won't feel so scared and alone anymore.
143	139	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_SHADOWYBOY03625_000_243	I'm leaving to go live in the Crystarium with my relatives. Promise me you'll come visit? I mean, after you get your memories back and all, of course...
144	140	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_244	It's a promise. Until next time, my friend.
145	141	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_245	I knew that you two would work things out. Now, let us return to Mord Souq. We have more than our share of questions that need answering.
146	142	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_260	I cannot help but feel I also made a promise to that boy in my memories... Nyelbert, was it?
147	143	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_280	As I saw it, first you fainted all of a sudden. When you came to, a portion of Taynor's memories had returned. What in the world happened out there?
148	144	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_290	The power to look into the past, eh?
149	145	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_100_290	And you're certain that what <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> described matches up with your recollection of the past?
150	146	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_291	I don't know how to break this to you, lad, but...your friend Nyelbert that was with you that day? He's no ordinary boy.
151	147	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_292	He's none other than the very man who became Phronesis─one of those godsdamned Warriors of Light. If he was just a young child in your memories, that means that what you saw took place over one hundred years ago!
152	148	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_293	Would that it were just a coincidence─another boy with the same name. But no, judging from the formidable command of magic...we can only assume it was him.
153	149	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_294	On the way back, I managed to recall some more...about Nyelbert and myself.
154	150	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_295	We were taken in by a group of mages...a consortium of sorts. They were searching for a means to open a hole to another world, and were recruiting young children with high magical aptitude for the task. Nyelbert and myself were the two they chose...
155	151	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_296	You can't be serious! And yet, that would explain the sin eater's ability to summon those damned hollows...
156	152	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_297	And if you possess the same knowledge and training as Nyelbert did, it could also explain why you were able to survive in there all that time. But what I don't understand is...why haven't you aged at all?
157	153	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_298	I cannot say for sure. And yet my memories...they are slowly coming back to me. In time, I may be able to help you find a way to close the hollows.
158	154	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_299	You'd be a lifesaver if you could. But don't overburden yourself─you're still recovering, after all. In the meantime, don't worry: <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/> and I will see that you're safe.
159	155	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_300	I'd thought Taynor was just a victim of the sin eater. To think he was actually <Emphasis>friends</Emphasis> with the man himself...er, back when he was still a man. This can't be simple coincidence.
160	156	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_301	Yes, I'm convinced of it now─the child holds the key to defeating Phronesis. We must keep him safe, and not let him out of our sights.
161	157	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_100_301	Besides, look at how hard he's trying to recover his memories. I'm not so heartless as to kick the poor lad aside before he's figured matters out.
162	158	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_302	But we can't very well rush things. You and I will continue to prepare for the battle ahead, while waiting for the rest of Taynor's memories to come back to him...
163	159	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_100_302	Ah, that is to say...if it's all right with you, lad?
164	160	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_303	I...I'm so sorry. I couldn't possibly burden you any further...
165	161	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_304	Look, lad. I've only known you a short while, but I can tell you've a good heart, and a good head on your shoulders.
166	162	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_305	I can only begin to imagine the horrors you've been through, not to mention the fears and uncertainty you face even now.
167	163	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_306	But I want you to promise me this: no more apologies. You're no burden to us, not in the least. You're a valuable member of our band, and as long as you're willing, I want you with us. Isn't that right, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>?
168	164	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_307	I...I see.
169	165	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_TAYNOR_000_308	Thank you, Cerigg. Thank you, <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>. I will aid your quest in whatever way I can.
170	166	TEXT_LUCKBA421_03625_CERIGG_000_309	Now that's more like it. We're counting on you, lad.