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Skyward Voyage
An old captain named Davide is preparing for the last voyage of his life. But this time, his sights are set on something above the seas...
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"Old Captain" Davide:
Ahoy there, young stranger.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Feel the briny wind from the sea? A perfect day for a voyage with the calm waves, eh?
"Old Captain" Davide:
See, that's my Gondola over there. As long as she's with me, there is no place in Rinascita we can't reach.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ah, where are my manners? Name's Davide, Captain Davide, or... boatman perhaps. Doesn't matter which to me.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I'm retiring anyway.
"Old Captain" Davide:
You've got that right. I can still run a full trip to Septimont, singing shanties and puffing on my pipe the whole way.
"Old Captain" Davide:
No storm's ever bested me and my Gondola, and none will.
"Old Captain" Davide:
But every tale needs a proper ending. I reckon it's time for my last grand voyage.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Nah, it's alright. All I want is one last sail to somewhere I've never been to, before I settle down for good in the city.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I've crossed Nimbus Sanctum, seen Lorelei dancing among the stars, and ventured to forbidden lands, through reefs sharp as daggers.
"Old Captain" Davide:
From the dread lurking in the abyss to the beauty of fantasy islands, I've seen more than enough.
"Old Captain" Davide:
There's only one place left in all of Rinascita that I haven't conquered—the sky.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Aye! Now you probably think I've got a few bolts loose, eh? Older and crazier than the lot on Pilgrim's Sails.
"Old Captain" Davide:
But this is no joke. There were nights I dreamed of my Gondola and I gliding on the wind.
"Old Captain" Davide:
We would pass the rainbow bridge and see birds flashing beneath the boat like fish in a coral reef. Imagine that—a voyage like no other.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I've got faith in her. All she needs is the right push, and she'll take me up there.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I know what I'm talking about. In fact, we did come close one time.
"Old Captain" Davide:
We were out at sea when we got caught in a... what do they call it? Tornado? Felt like a giant hand grabbed us and flung us into the air.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ah, no need to worry. That was just a starter compared to the worst I've seen. Now, you seem like a kind soul. Think you can help me find something as powerful as that tornado?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Naturally, there's something in it for you. Whatever treasure I find on this journey is yours.
"Old Captain" Davide:
They say, "At the end of the rainbow lies gold." The same goes for the clouds. In Rinascita, there's a tale of a ruin from the Dark Tide, said to be filled with treasure.
"Old Captain" Davide:
But for me, steering my Gondola toward treasures lost to time is worth more than any treasure itself.
"Old Captain" Davide:
So, what do you say? Not a bad offer, eh?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Let me think... I remember, in Ragunna, there's a TD built like a giant stuffed toy but packed with raw strength.
"Old Captain" Davide:
If we can turn it into an Echo, it should be strong enough to launch us into the sky. Then I'll just leave the rest to my Gondola—I trust her.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ah-ha! That's the Echo! Thank you, young one!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ahem... though I do have one more favor to ask.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I'd like to share with you this moment of thrill as I break free from the earth and reach for the sky.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Would you do me the honor of witnessing my voyage?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Excellent! Now, eyes on me!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ah-ha! That's the Echo! Thank you, young one!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ahem... though I do have one more favor to ask.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I'd like to share with you this moment of thrill as I break free from the earth and reach for the sky.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Would you do me the honor of witnessing my voyage?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Excellent! Now, eyes on me!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Time to set sail!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Give it all you've got, big fella!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ugh... guess my old bones weren't ready for that.
"Old Captain" Davide:
*Coughs*... Oh, it's you. Gave you a bit of a laugh, did I?
"Old Captain" Davide:
But for me and my Gondola here, this is nothing at all. Right, partner?
Davide's Gondola:
*A confident whistle*
"Old Captain" Davide:
If you'd seen us take on the raging seas, you'd know this is smooth sailing.
"Old Captain" Davide:
We've ridden down waves taller than mountains without a scratch. This drop's barely worth mentioning.
"Old Captain" Davide:
It clearly didn't go as planned. What's holding us back?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Maybe Gondolas aren't built for flight, eh? Even with a boost, all we'd get is a short glide.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Alright, alright, I may have put too much faith in my old partner. She's always been unstoppable in my memory.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Hard to believe there are things she can't do...
Davide's Gondola:
*A protesting whistle*
"Old Captain" Davide:
Easy there, partner. I'm not griping. Just saying we need a new plan.
"Old Captain" Davide:
In my younger days, I saw flying balloons at the Carnevale that could lift a single person up into the air.
"Old Captain" Davide:
But I can't just leave my boat behind. What kind of captain would I be without her?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Still, it's not a bad starting point. Now, what could we use instead of a balloon?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Let me see... Ah, yes. There's a flying TD in Penitent's End called Fae Ignis.
"Old Captain" Davide:
If we turn them into Echoes and load them aboard, there's a fair chance they'll give us the lift we need.
"Old Captain" Davide:
So, mind making one more trip for this old man?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Thank you, young one.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Aye, that's the one!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Thank you. I'll be ready in a minute!
"Old Captain" Davide:
I'll take that blessing!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Brace yourself—you're about to see us conquer the sky!
"Old Captain" Davide:
We've got it this time...
"Old Captain" Davide:
Hold on... these Fae Ignis are acting strange.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Well, it's good to see you again, my friend.
"Old Captain" Davide:
*Coughs*... No need to worry. Just a minor setback, nothing I can't handle.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Rough landing aside, I'd say things went fairly well.
"Old Captain" Davide:
At least my partner and I managed to fly, though it was not the voyage I had in mind.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Maybe I'm just getting old, old enough to forget Fae Ignis can go off like firecrackers...
"Old Captain" Davide:
For sure! Even if I wanted to quit, my partner would never allow it.
Davide's Gondola:
*A supportive whistle*
"Old Captain" Davide:
Hah! That's right, partner! We'll be above the clouds!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Could you do me one more favor, my friend? I swear this will be the last one.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I believe we are on the right track. Echoes can make a Gondola fly, but only the right ones can make a Gondola soar.
"Old Captain" Davide:
If, just if, we could get our hands on a calm flying Echo like a Wingray...
"Old Captain" Davide:
Come to think of it, there used to be Wingrays here, but they've all vanished recently.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Could it be… those masked fellas in red uniforms?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Ah yes, the Fractsidus! They've got a camp around here. Haven't been there, but I've spotted them firing at the sky.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Are they… poaching the Wingrays? By the Sentinel, those transgressors will answer for this!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Would you mind heading over to take a look? If they've taken the Wingrays, please save them.
"Old Captain" Davide:
A Wingray! Thank you, my friend.
"Old Captain" Davide:
So, you taught those poachers a lesson, eh? The Sentinel will smile upon that.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Now let's see if it would give me and my partner a ride to the sky.
"Old Captain" Davide:
I can feel the wind beckoning us from afar... urging us to start our voyage.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Thank you for everything. Now, I hope you'll stay to witness the moment we take flight!
"Old Captain" Davide:
Off we go, partner!
Davide's Gondola:
*A spirited whistle*
"Old Captain" Davide:
It worked! We're flying! Keep it steady, partner! Take us to the clouds!
"Old Captain" Davide:
See that, my friend? We made it! Want to join us for a view of the heavens?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Wait… how do I control this thing… no, no, how do I stop it?
"Old Captain" Davide:
N-no matter! This is my last voyage! Onward! Nothing can stop me now!
Rover:
The Fractsidus has locked up the Wingrays.
Rover:
These doors look flimsy. Perhaps a heavy blow may break them down.
Rover:
The gate's open.
Rover:
Let's bring this Wingray to Captain Davide.
"Old Captain" Davide:
So we meet again, my friend.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Me? Couldn't be better. The view above the clouds was exactly like what I dreamed.
"Old Captain" Davide:
For a final voyage, it was everything I ever wanted, and deeply satisfying.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Allow me to thank you once more. My dream has finally come true.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Oh, don't remind me. That Wingray had a mind of its own—it wouldn't change course or land.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Eventually, hunger got the better of me, so I jumped into the sea, watching my partner and the Wingrays fade into the horizon...
"Old Captain" Davide:
That's alright. She seemed happy as could be. My partner loved the thrill of adventure as much as I do—we're two of a kind.
"Old Captain" Davide:
She'll continue that grand, mysterious voyage, and I'm sure she'd find plenty of joy along the way.
"Old Captain" Davide:
And, well, I did manage to find a little surprise.
"Old Captain" Davide:
It's that chest over there. I stumbled upon a floating platform in the clouds, and it was sitting right on top. No idea who left it there.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Anyway, as we agreed, everything in it is yours.
"Old Captain" Davide:
Me? I'll go back to Ragunna and live the quiet life of a retired captain, telling my tales to anyone who'll listen.
"Old Captain" Davide:
A captain who flew his Gondola to the sky… Well, who'd believe that?
"Old Captain" Davide:
Farewell, my friend. May the Sentinel always bless you.