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1st Rising, Not 1st Rising, Both, never met Momodi |
Ul'dah - Gold Court |
Kipih Jakkya is again looking a worried sister. |
Kipih Jakkya: If truth be told, no matter what Nhagi wants to do, it is my intent to support him. |
Kipih Jakkya: It's his life, after all, and no one else's. It isn't my place to interfere. |
Kipih Jakkya: Be that as it may, if he is sabotaging his own aspirations with his obsession for my approval, I can't simply stand idly by and watch. |
Kipih Jakkya: Loath though I am to impose, until my brother has found his answer, might I trouble you to keep an eye on him? |
Wandering Minstrel: Please take it as a request from me as well. Ever has adventuring been dangerous, and it is more dangerous still for one who spurns help. |
Wandering Minstrel: Like Kipih, I do not wish for Nhagi to continue on his current path. As a fellow adventurer, please help him find a better way. |
Kipih Jakkya: Thank you. |
Kipih Jakkya: Now then, on a related matter, I must pay a visit to the Weavers' Guild, but I will see you again anon. If you'll excuse me... |
Wandering Minstrel: Nhagi set off this way, so you may find him at the Sapphire Avenue Exchange. We leave him in your capable hands, my friend. |
“What Drives Us” accepted. |
Wandering Minstrel: Be it gratitude or encouragement or sympathy, each of these letters bears the wishes of one soul for another. |
Wandering Minstrel: For Nhagi to work so hard to see them delivered, at heart, I do not believe he rejects connections with others. Nay, something drives him to believe and behave as he does. |
Weaver's Guild 14.0, 13.0 |
Kipih Jakkya: I do not agree with Nhagi's belief that, if he is to be an adventurer worth his salt, he can't rely on others. |
Kipih Jakkya: Lest we forget, adventurers help others through the work they accept. To refuse to accept help in turn not only defies logic─it is saddening. |
Ul'dah - Sapphire Avenue Exchange 14.2, 11.0 |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Oh, it's you, [Name]. What is it? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Is that so... I'm sorry. This is really something I should be doing alone. Still, it's nice to have someone to talk to. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Like my sister bade me, I'm pondering why I chose to become an adventurer in the first place. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Kipih has looked after me since I was no more than ten, after our parents passed away. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: She was already a reporter by then, and her work took her to various places. From her I heard tales about adventurers and came to admire them. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Upon learning of the full extent of the impending Calamity, she took us to a village in the mountains, where our aunt lived. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: “It's desperate times like these that people need stories of hope,” she used to say, and I believe she had wanted to remain in Gridania and continue her work. But she left─in order to keep me safe. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: I was a burden to her then. I don't want to be a burden to her again. For that, I need to show her that I don't need to depend on others. That I'm a capable adventurer who can handle anything by himself. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Ponder as I might, I can't understand what's wrong with that. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Well, when it doubt, I suppose I should do what adventurers do and gather information. It would be good, I think, to speak with people like my sister─people who aren't adventurers, but are familiar with them. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Hmmm, who in Ul'dah would fit that description...? |
How about the face of the Adventurers' Guild? Nhagi'a Jakkya: Of course, who else but Miss Momodi! How about the local purveyor of Information? Nhagi'a Jakkya: You mean Wymond? While he's certainly knowledgeable, the kind of information he deals in isn't exactly what I need. Nhagi'a Jakkya: Instead, how about Miss Momodi, the face of the Adventurers' Guild? How about a business with extensive dealings with adventurers? Nhagi'a Jakkya: You mean the House of Splendors, the place that offers quality gear in exchange for services? Nhagi'a Jakkya: I had better not... Horror stories are rife of people who make the mistake of indebting themselves to the House, becoming forever indentured... Nhagi'a Jakkya: Instead, how about Miss Momodi, the face of the Adventurers' Guild? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: In her capacity as guild representative, she's bound to have some valuable insights. I'll seek her out at once! |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: I still remember when I first came here to sign up. I was a nervous wreck then, but now this place feels like a second home, and I come all the time for crumpets. They make them so springy, and serve them drowning in butter and honey... |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: ...S-Sorry, now isn't the time for that. Come, let's have a chat with Miss Momodi. |
CUTSCENE |
Momodi: Well now, if it isn't [Name] and Nhagi. To what do I owe the pleasure of both your companies today? Nhagi'a Jakkya: Well now, if it isn't young Nhagi...and in the company of another adventurer besides. Strange things do happen. What can I do for you today? (never met Momodi) (this is a copy/paste from chat) |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: I was hoping to get your advice on a certain matter... |
Momodi: The misconception you've developed about being an adventurer... That's an interestin' one, I have to admit. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Try as I might to figure it out, I keep going around in circles. I thought you might be able to offer some insights. |
Momodi: Hmmm... |
Momodi: This is just a gut feeling...but I reckon I understand what your sister's tryin' to say. |
Momodi: Tell me, Nhagi. Suppose you fail to get your sister's approval, would you simply give up being an adventurer? Would it all become meaningless? |
Momodi: From this here counter, I've indeed seen off many an adventurer. Each and every one unique, with dreams and destinations all their own. |
Momodi: But in spite of their differences, they all share something in common─a reason for first embarking upon their journey. |
Momodi: [Name]─would you mind tellin' us why you chose the adventurin' life? |
I wanted to see the world. \ It seemed exciting. Momodi: Hehe, how very like you. Keep that reason close to your heart now, you hear? Momodi: Hehe, I see. (never met Momodi) A friend recommended it to me. Momodi: Is that right? Hehe, how sweet. Keep that friend close now, you hear? It's a secret. (if you have /shush, it will be used here, otherwise it's the normal conversation animation) Momodi: If you're disinclined to share, then I won't pry. To look at you, though, it's plain you've got a proper reason. Keep it close to your heart now, you hear? |
Momodi: And you, Nhagi? What inspired you to become an adventurer? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: It's simple, really. I heard about adventurers from my sister, and became infatuated with the lives they led. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Like them, I wanted to be able to see the world while helping those in need. |
Momodi: Then isn't that enough? Your sister's approval or no, you have a reason all your own. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: By the Twelve, I see now... At some point, my desire to prove myself to Kipih had displaced my own motive for being an adventurer... |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: That's the misconception Kipih wanted me to recognize... What a fool I've been... |
Momodi: Wanting someone's approval isn't wrong in and of itself, mind. But it's got nothin' to do with why you're an adventurer. |
Momodi: It shouldn't force you to do things you wouldn't otherwise do, like tryin' to handle everything alone. |
Momodi: Well, that's enough from me for today. I've said my piece─what you do now is up to you, Nhagi. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Thank you for helping me realize, Miss Momodi. |
Momodi: Think nothing of it. It's my job to watch over you all. Nothing makes me happier than to see you happy, doing what you do. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Ruby Road Exchange 11.1, 9.0 |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Thank you too, [Name], for accompanying me. I think I know what to say to Kipih now. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: And loath though I am to trouble you again, there's something else I'd like your help with. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: You see, of the letters we collected in Limsa Lominsa, one was from an explorer who was seeking an escort for an expedition. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: By now, that letter should be on display at the Gold Court. I want to show it to my sister, and I'd be grateful if you could help me find it. Come, let's rejoin the minstrel. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Now where is that letter...? |
CUTSCENE |
Wandering Minstrel: Ah, welcome back. Dare I hope you were able to find the answer? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Yes, I'm happy to say. Miss Momodi helped me to come to a realization. And when I go to speak with my sister... |
Wandering Minstrel: I see, I see. By all means, feel free to borrow the letter. Does it have any distinguishing characteristics? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: As I recall, there was a large drawing of a blue chocobo on it... |
Wandering Minstrel: Very well. Let us all search together, the more swiftly to find it. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Wandering Minstrel: A great many of these letters bear words of thanks for adventurers─a testament to the good that you and yours do out in the world. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: “Dear kindly Miqo'te adventurer, Thank you for helping me to find my mother. I was scared at first, but you made me feel brave. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: “I had lots of fun at the Gold Saucer, and it was even more fun because of you. I hope to see you again. Please take care.” |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Why, it's the lost child from the Gold Saucer! The staff were tied up, so I helped to track down the mother. Hehe, what a fine feeling this is. |
Letter with a Quill Drawing 10.8, 11.0 |
Letter with a Quill Drawing: Esteemed adventurer, Should you chance to read this letter, I pray it finds you well. Much time has passed since you helped us to rebuild in the wake of that terrible disaster, but we still remember you most fondly. |
Letter with a Quill Drawing: Our lives continue to be hard, and every day brings new challenges. Nonetheless, we have regained a semblance of what we once had, and smiles are beginning to return to faces. |
Letter with a Quill Drawing: The morrow will be brighter than today─this we dare to believe now thanks to you. And should you yourself face hardship, I pray that you believe the same. |
While the contents ring a bell, this letter wasn't written by an explorer, nor does it bear a drawing of a blue chocobo. It isn't the missive Nhagi is looking for. |
Letter with a Shield Drawing 11.1, 11.1 |
Letter with a Shield Drawing: As someone charged with the city's peace, I cannot overstate how much of a boon adventurers are to our efforts. Some folk had expressed concern that an increase in drifters would see a corresponding rise in crimes, but on the contrary, they are steadily declining. |
Letter with a Shield Drawing: Soldiers like ourselves are somewhat limited in the scope of our duties, and we are not always available to lend our citizens what assistance they need. Thus would I take this opportunity to express my heartfelt gratitude to adventurers, who step up to fill the void. |
While the contents ring a bell, this letter wasn't written by an explorer, nor does it bear a drawing of a blue chocobo. It isn't the missive Nhagi is looking for. |
Letter with a Chocobo Carriage Drawing 11.4, 11.4 |
Letter with a Chocobo Carriage Drawing: Dear not-so-new adventurer, As a traveling merchant, I've had my fair share of happy encounters, but sharing a carriage with you stands out above them all. |
Letter with a Chocobo Carriage Drawing: For you see, I went on to sell veritable crate-loads of the ring I gave you, and turned enough of a profit to buy my own carriage. You shared with me your adventurer's luck, and I count my blessings every day. |
Letter with a Chocobo Carriage Drawing: No matter where I go, I often hear tell of your exploits, and it makes me inordinately proud to have met you. Till we meet again, my friend, I pray for your continued safety and success. |
While the contents ring a bell, this letter wasn't written by an explorer, nor does it bear a drawing of a blue chocobo. It isn't the missive Nhagi is looking for. |
Letter with a Blue Chocobo Drawing 11.4, 10.8 |
Letter with a Blue Chocobo Drawing: Dear adventurer, How fares your journey? Mine continues, and I wake up to the sound of birdsong and lie down to sleep beneath the moonlight as I seek unblazed trails. |
Letter with a Blue Chocobo Drawing: Long ago, when an adventurer aided me, I was made to realize how alike we are. Deep down, we are simply travelers who thrill to make new discoveries. Thus do I write this letter now, in hopes of recruiting such like-minded souls to join me on an expedition. |
Letter with a Blue Chocobo Drawing: If you at all share in my desire to make the uncharted charted, then I invite you to seek me out at the Drowning Wench in Limsa Lominsa. Eagerly do I await your coming. |
This letter recruiting adventurers bears a drawing of a blue chocobo. It must be the missive Nhagi is looking for. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: No luck over here so far... How about you? |
hand over letter |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: A blue chocobo! Yes, this is the one! |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: All that's left, then, is to talk to Kipih. Do you know where she is? |
Wandering Minstrel: She went to the Weavers' Guild, saying that she had business there. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Hm, perhaps she's buying clothes... |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: At any rate, I'll look for her there. Thank you! |
Wandering Minstrel: For this, too, might I trouble you to accompany Nhagi? Afterwards, I ask that you tell me how events unfold. I shall await you at the Ruby Road Exchange. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
outside Weaver's Guild 13.2, 12.5 |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: You're here too, [Name]? I must confess, I'm feeling rather nervous, so I appreciate your presence. |
CUTSCENE |
Kipih Jakkya: Oh dear, you came to find me? My apologies for taking so long. |
Kipih Jakkya: So, Nhagi. Were you able to find the answer? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: Aye. To begin with, I want you to look at this. |
Kipih Jakkya: An explorer is assembling an escort for an expedition? Certainly sounds exciting. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: In wanting your approval, I was determined not to rely on others. But a part of me dearly wanted to be part of the expedition. To go where I dare not set foot alone. So I've decided that I will answer the invitation. |
Kipih Jakkya: Then...this means you've given up on trying to do everything alone? |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: I had wanted to prove to you that I'm capable─that I'm no longer a burden. And in my obsession, I lost sight of why I became an adventurer in the first place. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: To see what lies beyond the horizon and lend a helping hand to those I meet... That's what drives me, and I was able to remember this thanks to Miss Momodi and [Name]. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: And whether or not you approve, I want to continue adventuring for my own reasons. Is...is that all right with you? |
Kipih Jakkya: Didn't you just say you didn't need my approval? But to be clear, I never actually intended to stop you. |
Kipih Jakkya: Do you remember what you once told me, Nhagi? Shortly before the Calamity struck. |
Young Nhagi: Did you interview adventurers again today? What were they like? What kind of places have they been to? |
Kipih Jakkya: Heh, you never get sick of hearing about adventurers, do you? |
Young Nhagi: Never, ever! When I grow up, I want to be an adventurer too! |
Kipih Jakkya: Well, that's as fine an aspiration as any, but do you know what kind of adventurer you wish to become? A hero like in the tales, perhaps? |
Young Nhagi: Oh, no, Sister, not a hero. Adventurers are free spirits, and I want to be the freest spirit of all! Oh yes, I'll travel the world and meet lots of people, and when I visit home, you can interview me as much as you like! |
Kipih Jakkya: For that boy to spurn help for want of my approval... I couldn't bear to see it, and in order to bring you to your senses, I may have spoken a little sternly. |
Kipih Jakkya: As an adventurer, you'll experience no small amount of hardships, but you chose your path because you wanted to be free. |
Kipih Jakkya: So don't let yourself be shackled by expectation, be it your own or that of others, and instead take things as they come. |
Kipih Jakkya: So long as you are true to yourself and recognize your limits, you'll surely find a way forward. And remember: not even heroes can accomplish everything alone. |
Kipih Jakkya: Relying on others doesn't make you a lesser adventurer. If anything, the freer we are, the more we need to look out for one another. And that, I believe, is the essence─and beauty─of adventuring. Wouldn't you agree, [Name]? |
Wholeheartedly. / An adventurer is never alone. (completed 6.0) / A hero needs friends as much as anyone (not completed 6.0). Nhagi'a Jakkya: Understood, Kipih. I won't ever forget this. |
Kipih Jakkya: Knowing you, I expect you're raring to answer the explorer's petition in Limsa Lominsa. You'll be taking an airship, yes? |
Kipih Jakkya: In which case, I shall give these garments to you now. |
Kipih Jakkya: I had them made for you, thinking it was past time you had something better. |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: For me!? Thank you so much, Sister! |
Nhagi'a Jakkya: I must thank you too, [Name]. You're the kind of adventurer I admire, and I'll keep on working hard to be like you. |
Kipih Jakkya: I couldn't have asked for a better person to watch over my little brother. I appreciate everything you've done for him, and look forward to meeting you again, be it for a story or something else. |
Kipih Jakkya: With that, we take our leave of you. |
Kipih and Nhagi: Till next time! |
You see the siblings off, safe in the knowledge that all will be well. Time to rejoin the wandering minstrel and relay to him the tale's happy conclusion. |
“What Drives Us” objective fulfilled! |
Ruby Road Exchange 10.8, 10.2 |
Wandering Minstrel: Welcome back, my friend. Judging by your expression, I take it all is well with Nhagi and Kipih. |
Wandering Minstrel: I see. Pleased am I to hear that. |
Wandering Minstrel: When we first set out on our journeys, 'tis usually for the simplest of reasons. Yet as we make our way, those reasons may become lost in a haze of motives, causing us to lose sight of what truly matters. |
Wandering Minstrel: In such a time, if we can but remember what prompted us to take our first step, we will always find the strength to take the next. Nhagi shall be fine, I am certain of it. My thanks for keeping an eye on him. |
CUTSCENE |
Wandering Minstrel: These events have inspired a new verse in me. A verse about the dreams of those who seek new worlds, and the hopes of those who see them off... |
???: Greetings, Warrior of Light. |
???: This is a world that exists outside your reality. Could it be a dream? A flight of fancy conjured by your weary mind? Perhaps...or perhaps not. |
Naoki Yoshida: 'Tis a pleasure to make your acquaintance. My name is Naoki Yoshida, and I have beckoned you here that I might express my gratitude. (not met Wandering Minstrel) Naoki Yoshida: 'Tis a pleasure to meet you again. As I have in the past, I have beckoned you here that I might express my gratitude. (met Wandering Minstrel) |
Naoki Yoshida: Ten years have now passed since the world was reborn from its ashes. Since we set forth upon this journey. |
Naoki Yoshida: Countless things have happened during that time, and I've had the pleasure of meeting many an adventurer along the way. |
Naoki Yoshida: If truth be told, it hasn't always been easy. There are moments when I wonder why I must struggle so. Days when I'm tempted to cast it all aside. |
Naoki Yoshida: But in spite of this, I always manage to carry on, and it is thanks to my wonderful comrades─and to you, our esteemed adventurers. |
Naoki Yoshida: By now, I must have been regaled with tens of thousands of your tales. You usually share them with a smile, but even when it is with a frown, you tell me that you're still enjoying yourself. |
Naoki Yoshida: 'Tis no exaggeration to say that I derive all of my driving force from you all. From the bottom of my heart, I thank you. |
Naoki Yoshida: Ours is an unending journey, and nothing would make me happier than if we could keep walking it together. |
Naoki Yoshida: As you make your way, we promise that we will ever be at your side, matching you step for step. |
Naoki Yoshida: ...Now, the time has come for this vision to end; time for your eyes to open from this waking dream. |
Naoki Yoshida: Much time has passed since the world was reborn from its ashes. Countless souls have made this place their home; every single one has left an indelible mark upon it. |
Naoki Yoshida: Together we have built this world, and it is our sincerest hope that we shall continue to do so for many years to come. |
Naoki Yoshida: So please be safe and well. May you ever walk in the Light of the Crystal. |
Wandering Minstrel: I daresay Nhagi is aboard the airship by now. I pray that he and Kipih will find happiness upon their respective paths. |
Wandering Minstrel: I hope you do so as well, my friend. If you would lend me an ear, I would dedicate these verses to your future. |
Wandering Minstrel: By morning light the journey starts, A trill of hope within our hearts.♪ On westerly wind, to river song, Into the world, where we belong.♪ |
Wandering Minstrel: 'Bove fields of white an azure sky, Sunset's storm a crimson fire.♪ Jewels aglitter on pitch-black veil, A new day dawns, so goes the tale.♪ |
Wandering Minstrel: By eternal wind we carry on, Boldly towards a golden morn.♪ With mem'ries as a guiding star, Shining our steps both near and far.♪ |
Wandering Minstrel: Where you will go, whom you will meet, what you will see... There is no telling what the future holds for anyone. |
Wandering Minstrel: Yet come what may, I bid you never forget this: the bonds you forge, the memories you make, and the footprints you leave behind─they shall one day spur you forward. |
Wandering Minstrel: So pray continue walking your own path. Wherever your journey leads, I shall be praying for your happiness. |
“What Drives Us” complete! |
You now have access to the letter forest at the Gold Court. Speak with the tender stationed there to read the letters. |
Additionally, you have also unlocked the Kupo Kupo Adventure mini-game on the Steps of Nald. Speak with Nonora at the Ruby Road Exchange to play. |
This along with other mini-games may also be played by opening the toy chest in any inn room. |
You obtain 458 gil. |
You obtain a Rising Phoenix whistle. |
You obtain 10 sachets of Nymeia potpourri. |
You gain 1,440 experience points. |
You earn the achievement “A Decade of Adventure”! |
Ul'dah - The Rising stage |
Wandering Minstrel: To all who follow their hearts, I offer my hopes in song. Wheresoever your journeys may lead you, may you find happiness upon your path... |
First quest: Siblings Rising
Spreadsheet where I copy/pasted chat is here, just in case anyone would rather use it.
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