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Lakeside Minuet

Rhea Myuliah: I overheard you speaking with Laila.
So, you think you can dance?
You'll have to show you're absolutely committed before she'll even think about taking you under her wing.
Maybe I could ask Laila for some hints about this Stardust pepple. But how can I be sure you're rrreally serious...?
I know!
Have you heard of the Lion Springs Tavern in San d'Oria?
If you have the courrrage to dance on that stage, it will prrrove to me you have a passion for performance.


Rhea Myuliah: That must have been some performance you put on in the Lion Springs. News of your “unique” dancing style made it all the way to Jeuno.
Well, I guess I have to keep my end of the deal and tell you what I learned about that stone.
I hate to brrreak it to you, but finding Stardust pebble might be close to impossible.
Twenty years ago, Stardust pebbles could be found lying at the bottom of Lake Mechieume in Jugner Forest.
But their dazzling glow made them such a collector's item that not a single one remains there today.
I believe our merciless leader has set you a task that cannot be completed.
It's a shame.
While you still lack the skill, you certainly have the spirit of a dancer...

The Unfinished Waltz

Rhea Myuliah: What? You want to know what's lacking in your dance?
That's a tough one... I personally believe you've imprrroved in leaps and bounds.
Laila once told me about her childhood. Witchfire Glen, in Grauberg, was where her mother taught her to dance. She said that it was there she learned the true essence of dance.
During the Great War, Witchfire Glen was rumored to be a mystical place, where pixies could be seen frolicking.
Laila's mother selected only the most talented dancers, and trrrained them there. I would love to have been part of those lessons!
I'm sorry I couldn't help you spice up your steps...

Comeback Queen

Rhea Myuliah: For the upcoming performance, we will dance with Troupe Valeriano perforrrming beside us.
The whole purpose of the collaborrration is to allow the audience to enjoy both circus and dance performances simultaneously...
But Laila is hell-bent on outdoing Troupe Valeriano.
So we must perform a style of dance that will please and drrraw the audience's attention.
Just to give you a general idea...
Younger folk tend to prrrefer waltz, the elderly are more fond of samba, while little kiddies can't get enough of jigs.
While you're dancing, observe what type of crrrowd is watching Troupe Valeriano's circus performance, then dance a style that is to their taste.
If you do so, the crowd will be surrre to turn their attention to Troupe Brilioth's performance instead.
But you also mustn't neglect those who are alrrready watching us.
If a style of dance isn't to their taste, it's only a matterrr of time before the audience turns their attention elsewhere.
Does that make sense? Would you like to prrractice?


That was grrreat, Player Name! Laila will be pleased if you can keep up the good form.
I know how you feel... Competing for the audience isn't my idea of fun either, but let's just give it our best, okay?


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