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| 5 | 1 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_000 | <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, how fare your adventures? You, uh, wouldn't happen to have any you'd like to share, would you? |
| 6 | 2 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_Q1_100_000 | What will you talk about? |
| 7 | 3 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_A1_100_001 | Nothing. |
| 8 | 4 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_002 | Nothing worth sharing right now? Oh! Does this mean you're putting together a carefully curated account of exciting exploits to regale me with later!? I can hardly wait to hear it! |
| 9 | 5 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_100_002 | <sigh> I need a new novel to read that's truly...novel. |
| 10 | 6 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_003 | The Sil'dihn Subterrane? I am passing familiar with its history. |
| 11 | 7 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_004 | And Mistress Momodi's client had you exploring this network of tunnels and aqueducts? |
| 12 | 8 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_005 | Fascinating! By your description, this mysterious gate's floral motif sounds very much like a gerbera─or daisy, as some prefer to call it. |
| 13 | 9 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_006 | Shallow Moor is our resident botanical expert, so I can only tell you what she's told me; that gerberas are a common sight in Ul'dah, having adapted to thrive in Thanalan's arid climate. I've also read that the Royal House of Thorne had something of a special relationship with these blooms. |
| 14 | 10 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_007 | And was it not during the Thorne Dynasty that the Sil'dihn waterways were purged of zombies? |
| 15 | 11 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_008 | Curious... The Thornes' shadow flickers, ever present, at the edges of your tale. I understand you are not at liberty to tell me everything, but even the abridged account has been absolutely captivating! |
| 16 | 12 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_009 | A sealed gate. The hidden paths which lie beyond. The kind of perilous locales a poor combatant such as myself would read about but never hope, or wish, to visit. |
| 17 | 13 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_010 | Deep beneath Ul'dah do mighty guardians dwell, but what have they been placed to protect...? It practically bleeds intrigue! |
| 18 | 14 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_011 | Yes, I'm ready to write my adventure epic, and it will be set in the dank passageways of the Sil'dihn Subterrane! |
| 19 | 15 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_012 | ...But let me think a moment. Anything lurking in moldy aqueducts for an extended length of time would surely deteriorate as rust or decay set in. |
| 20 | 16 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_013 | Putting aside the question of how long they've been down there, is it not reasonable to expect the inhabitants were once far stronger...? |
| 21 | 17 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_014 | ...Perhaps strong enough to challenge even the indomitable <Split(<Highlight>ObjectParameter(1)</Highlight>, ,1)/>, eh? With you as my muse, this book will all but write itself! |
| 22 | 18 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_015 | So inspired was I by the retelling of your subterranean adventure, that I snatched up a quill and penned an entire draft in one sitting! |
| 23 | 19 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_016 | Picture labyrinthine tunnels winding beneath Ul'dah's golden streets; fearsome foes aplenty to menace our courageous hero! |
| 24 | 20 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_017 | A daring desert saga, packed with action from cover to cover! |
| 25 | 21 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_018 | I wonder, would you do me the honor of being the first to read it? After all, your expert opinion is the only one I care to hear! |
| 26 | 22 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_SYSTEM_000_019 | Though you only intended to skim a few pages, Osmon's surprisingly well-crafted story draws you in with its evocative descriptions and breathtaking pace... |
| 27 | 23 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_020 | Mount Rokkon? The name rings familiar... It is home to a place known as Shojo Temple, is it not? |
| 28 | 24 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_021 | So the rumors were true! A few of my fellow gleaners have mentioned it before. Unfortunately, such mentions tend to be paired with a copious helping of complaints. |
| 29 | 25 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_022 | In the past, the guildship would often assign gleaners to Kugane, that we might locate and collect valuable Far Eastern antiques. Yet our every attempt to purchase these items ended in failure, for an unknown buyer outbid us at every turn. |
| 30 | 26 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_023 | Baffled by this buyer's seemingly bottomless coinpurse, the gleaners conducted an investigation of their own, and eventually discovered their rival's identity: Shojo Temple's head monk. To my knowledge, Shallow Moor has not had the displeasure of bidding against the man... Perhaps that is best. |
| 31 | 27 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_024 | Your missive was from the East Aldenard Trading Company, yes? Were you privy to some manner of dealings with the head monk? |
| 32 | 28 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_025 | To think such a fate could befall the temple... I am passing familiar with the concept of tsukumogami, but I had not realized that the myths surrounding them would bleed into reality. |
| 33 | 29 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_026 | Having been a place of worship for much of its history, the mountain and its surrounding environs were likely rich in aether. |
| 34 | 30 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_027 | And if such is the case, those so-called accursed treasures were not unlike kindling to a burgeoning flame... A shame indeed that the whole mountain had to suffer for one man's avarice. |
| 35 | 31 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_028 | But this tragic tale <Emphasis>must</Emphasis> be told in writing! I can almost picture it─the lush greenery, the silence of the mountain marred by the unholy sight of demons... Yes, it's all coming together! |
| 36 | 32 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_029 | Now, if memory serves, tsukumogami manifest themselves with a singular purpose in mind. Yet as their long-awaited goals slowly come to fruition, their power begins to wane. Not ideal for stirring hearts and raising the literary stakes, if I'm to be honest. |
| 37 | 33 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_030 | But what if, like the great auspices, their power grew over the centuries? |
| 38 | 34 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_031 | Why, they would be more fearsome than one could imagine─more terrifying than the horrors you have faced! A conflict that grand would be a most splendid thread for the tale I plan to weave... |
| 39 | 35 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_035 | So taken was I with your adventures in the Far East, that I could not help but pen down the whole manuscript! |
| 40 | 36 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_036 | Ahem! “On the venerable slopes of Mount Rokkon, a demonic threat rises... Shojo Temple's once-immaculate walls are stained with the blood of the pious. Yet against the crowds of fleeing monks and pilgrims, a hero walks on, undeterred, unyielding...” |
| 41 | 37 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_037 | A gripping start, is it not? I daresay this draft may well be the next Tale of Tenzen! |
| 42 | 38 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_OSMON_000_038 | I don't suppose you'd want to give it a read, would you? The tale is yours, after all, and I would not wish to do your heroic depiction any injustice. |
| 43 | 39 | TEXT_CTSOPN62OSMON_00790_SYSTEM_000_039 | Though you only intended to skim a few pages, you are immediately captivated by Osmon's riveting prose. His astonishing depictions of your encounters with the mononoke leave you craving a battle of equally grand proportions... |
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