Chronicles

I finally got that Gobbiebag from Bluffnix. I decided it was going to be quite hard to find the items he requested so I bought them from the Auction House. It cost me a total of 22,900 gil to have Bluffnix make it for me.

• Steel Ingot: 6000 gil
• Linen Cloth: 3900 gil
• Dhalmel Leather: 2000 gil
• Peridot: 10,000 gil
• Teleport to Qufim (to Jeuno): 1000 gil
• 5 more bag slots: Priceless

I have caught 2000 of the 10,000 fish I need for the Rivalry. I am a little tired of fishing right now, but after a brief rest I'll be right back into my favorite pastime!

My real brother (not Drupa - my brother in arms) just became a certified adventurer! His name is Sparkkplug and he is currently a level 7 Thief. You might see him rampaging around West Ronfaure disposing of menaces like Orcs, Goblins and those terrible rabbits.

Say hello to him if you happen to see him. I am sure we will have many stories to tell in the near future.

Welcome to the life of an adventurer Sparkkplug!

I met a Hume named Farnum in Bastok the other day. He's a pretty rough guy but he tells me he is not interested in adventuring. He's very fit and looks strong but he doesn't like fighting monsters. I guess he just stays in his Mog House all day and works out?!

Well, I don't particularly care what he does for his living but he did offer me a favor that I gladly accepted. Farnum is willing to store my armor and items for me at no charge! What a guy. That relieves some stress from my life and opens up some space in my Mog House. His offer was just what I was looking for!

It is one of my great pleasures in life to fish during a full moon. Moat carp bite like crazy and are so passive, I can almost just pluck them right out of the water.

When I'm graced with a full moon, I stock up on millioncorn, distilled water, earth crystals and little worms. I cook up a stack of insect paste, bring a little food, then set into a full Vana'diel week of non-stop fishing!

I Warp myself home whenever my bag gets too full, but I only stay long enough to drop of the fish, rusty caps, and water clusters I collect while I'm fishing. After unloading, it's straight back to the ol' watering hole.

Admittedly, I'm tired after a week, but it is a great life and I am happy to get a chance to do it every few months.