The time has come to unravel the secrets of the Forbidden Archive...
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Ms.} {PlayerName, you're back! Are you all right?
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Is this it?
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This... this is the last part for the Nimbus Chorale! Wonderful! I knew you could do it!
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Now, the last section should represent our ancestors' reverence for the Sentinel… Wait. It's titled... "Glory to Humanity"?
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But… why? Why does the most important part of the Chorale have nothing to do with Sentinel?
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Gently express your opinion.
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Be direct with her.
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Maybe your ancestors knew the Sentinel was important, but they also knew that the ones who crossed the sea, the generations who built all this, deserved gratitude too.
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Of course our ancestors are important! Without their devotion, how could we have ever won the Sentinel's favor?
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They lived in a time when the Sentinel was closer to us. Why couldn't they see Their grace as we do?
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Maybe it's because they understood the Sentinel's true nature better than you do, and they knew what it took to create the kind of life you now enjoy today.
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Ms.} {PlayerName… do you think I've strayed from the path of my ancestors?
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No, you're just following the Tenets of the Deep.
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I'm sorry, Ms.} {PlayerName. I don't understand.
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All I know is that the Sentinel gave us Rinascita as a home and the Common Echos that help us live our lives. The Order, guided by the Sentinel, saved me from the Dark Tide and gave me a name, a new life, and a place to belong.
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What you've been told has been twisted by the Order to suit its own ends. The true song of your ancestors is locked away, and you, like so many others, choose not to see it.
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I still don't understand,...
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The Order uses everyone's belief in the Sentinel to manipulate, deliberately erasing the history of Rinascita's first people.
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Ms.} {PlayerName, this is very serious slander against the Order! According to the Tenets of the Deep...
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Hasn't your Primus told you everything he wants you to do in Tenets of the Deep? You've followed those rules without question.
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Ms.} {PlayerName, why do you speak of the Order as if it were evil?
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Twenty years ago, the Order's Acolytes saved me from the Dark Tide, and the Order's orphanage became my second home. They gave me a name, a new life, a place to belong.
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Even when I wasn't wise enough to contribute much, the Order established the Minor Forbidden Archive just for me.
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They never asked for thanks. Only that I praise the Sentinel, pray daily, and live righteously. If that's the Order's manipulation… then I'm glad to be manipulated!
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As the opening line of the Tenets states, "All that the Order reveals is truth, and our duty is simply to follow."
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I suppose, to you, I must seem like a blind follower of faith. I'm sorry for taking so much of your time, trying to convince me when I wouldn't listen.
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Ms.} {PlayerName, whether or not the Nimbus Chorale is heretical doesn't matter. It's not the music I wish to play at the Carnevale.
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I will never forget your kindness. If you ever need me, come to the Minor Forbidden Archive. I've had a long day, and now I need some time alone.
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Ms.} {PlayerName, why…
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This music... with its disrespect, its blasphemy that ignores the Sentinel's grace... Why does it move me so?
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Because this is the real song of Rinascita's people.
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Because this song was always buried deep within you.
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O Sentinel, please forgive this humble, wandering servant. Forgive me for being moved by such a forbidden thing.
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{PlayerName}, does the Sentinel here care about such little problems?
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We'll talk about that later...
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Ms.} {PlayerName, what should I do? Should I report this music as heretical to the Order? Why do I hesitate? Am I losing my faith?
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Why don't you ask yourself this time?
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How about we listen to this song a few more times?
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