On My Way Spoilers  

The following are transcripts for the mission On My Way.

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Scene 1: Metalworks

Karst: Thank you for coming, Player name. Currently, we are investigating the whereabouts of a certain Galka named Werei. You have heard of him, have you not?

Karst: It sounds like another aging Galka has just set off on his journey of rebirth, but the residents of the Mining District are not taking this very well.

Karst: There is so much bigotry when it comes to these racial problems, it is hard to act on anything.

Karst:However, there is one thing that interests me. There is a rumor that a certain adventurer has received a letter from this Werei.

Karst: I would like you to find this adventurer and find out what he knows. However...

Karst: Come, follow me.

Franziska: Milady. An adventurer would like to speak with you.

Cornelia: Does this mean my father has finally agreed to start an investigation!?

Cornelia: Father! What is the meaning of this!?

Karst: Don't get me wrong, Cornelia. If you want to lock yourself up in this room, I won't stop you.

Karst: I have received a report from Iron Eater stating that finding the whereabouts of Werei may help calm down some of the Galka in the Mines District.

Karst: I am only here to gather information on the subject from those who may know something--namely you. I have no time for your petty games.

Cornelia: But, when I tried talking to you before, you wouldn't...

Karst: Do you have any information to me? If not, I will assign this adventurer to another mission, and that will be the end of things.

Cornelia: Wait... I did hear something at the Steaming Sheep Restaurant. An adventurer named Hani...

Cornelia: This adventurer said he met Werei while traveling through the Korroloka Tunnel, and received a letter from him.

Cornelia: However, since then, no one has seen him.

Cornelia: The proprietor of the Steaming Sheep, Hilda, may know more...

Karst: Understood. Player name will take the investigation from here.

Cornelia: Wait, Father.

Cornelia: Am...am I foolish to think I can make a difference, or am I just a hypocrite?

Karst: Cornelia...

Karst: I once heard a Far Eastern legend that stated hypocrisy is born from the acts of good that one performs.

Karst: Whereas the word to symbolize a simple act of human nature, over the years, the meaning of the word became warped to the negative tone that it holds today.

Karst: Whenever anyone tries to do anything, there will always be someone there to judge him. I have experienced that my whole life, but it has never stopped me from pursuing my goals.

Karst: I won't let anyone stand in my way.

Karst: You've got a good ten years before you can start complaining about what is right and what is wrong. Don't forget that.

Cornelia: Father...

Karst: Player name. You have your orders. Speak with Hilda at the Steaming Sheep Restaurant and find out more on this Hani character.

Scene 2: Waughroon Shrine

Hani: Hellllllp!

Scene 3: Waughroon Shrine

Hani: Thank you so much!

You're pretty strong... Wait, have we met somewhere before?

Hani: Oh well, thanks anyway for your help. I came to this Quadav shrine deep in the mine because I thought there would be some treasure. But I ended up getting caught instead! Go figure!

Hani: So, why are you here? What? You were looking for me? Is this about...the letter?

Hani: Oh, I completely forgot. Here, I'll give this to you. I have a feeling that if I don't, I'll forget again.

Hani: Give my regards to the president for me. I met him once, but I don't deal well with people who are always on edge like that.

Hani: Thank you again for all your help!

Scene 4: Bastok Mines

Gumbah: This...this is a letter from Werei!

You say some adventurer had it?

Gumbah: Why would he do this? He could have just talked to me...

Werei: I apologize for leaving without any notice, but I can assume that you were already aware of my approaching journey.

Werei: Even now as I write this letter, I ponder over whether I should be sending it or not--whether this really is the best thing to do.

Werei: Gumbah. You have always embraced your freedom while turning your cheek to any form of responsibility.

Werei: However, among men who put too much pride in their race, you stand out as a light of reason.

Werei: I know how you must feel. The shock you received when you first realized the weight you must bear...

Werei: The weight the Talekeeper must bear...

Gumbah: You knew, Werei! And you didn't say anything...

Werei: You thought that after two hundred years of friendship, I wouldn't pick up on something as obvious as that?

Werei: However, I respect your will. You did not choose to bear the anger, pain, and suffering of the Galka people.

Werei: And it is true that those who have been bestowed with this task--including Raogrimm--have always perished before setting out on their journey of rebirth.

Werei: That may be destiny, so I can see why you would be afraid.

Werei: But let me say one thing. You may feel lost, but you must remember, there are things that only you can do.

Werei: Not that the Talekeeper can do, but that only you, Gumbah, can do. Do not forget this as you follow your path in life.

Werei: Only then will you realize why you must carry the two hundred years of Galkan memories.

Werei: I must continue on my journey now. I am looking forward to the day when we can fight again, side by side. Do not forget, we shall always be friends.

Gumbah: Werei!

Gumbah: You can come out now, Cornelia. I know you're hiding there.

Cornelia: So, Gumbah, what are you going to do?

Gumbah: Do you think I know?

Cornelia: But I know you, Gumbah, and I know that you aren't going to run away from your destiny, like I have from mine.

Cornelia: You're different from the rest of us. No matter what you decide, I know that you'll face what lies before you. You're the one who taught me that.

Gumbah: I'm sorry... I think I just need to be alone...

Cornelia: Okay, Gumbah...

Scene 5: Metalworks

Karst: What is this you say? The Hani in question got himself caught by the Quadav? By the sounds of it, you adventurers have quite a carefree lifestyle.

Karst: Well, no matter. We can now be certain that Werei set out on his journey of his own free will. Let me reward you for your service and raise your rank.

Karst: I see that you already delivered the letter to its proper recipient. I am not going to let this problem escalate by meddling with it. Let the Galka see the truth with their own eyes.

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