Seigetsu the Enlightened
Seigetsu the Enlightened
“Rank 3
To think that this place shall be remembered by future scholars as the birthplace of the Namazu renaissance... Pardon me, I need a moment to collect my thoughts. A new era is upon us, and I must be at my most enlightened to greet it!
Rank 4
Though much work doubtless lies ahead of us, the aetheryte has already doubled─nay, tripled─the respectability of our festival. No one could possibly take us for uncultured with such an impressive symbol of civilization towering over the grounds!
Rank 5
As I continue my scholarly pursuits, I find myself becoming ever more enlightened. I fear that it will be increasingly difficult not to intimidate those of lesser intellect. Ah, how tragic it is to be cursed with such genius!
Rank 7
As soon as I got my fins on Master Matoya's manuscript, I read it from cover to cover. Not only are the rituals detailed therein fascinating, the writing is superlative. I find myself inspired!
Small Talk
I highly recommend Narrow Road through the Deep Grass─the fourth edition, of course. The earlier ones are riddled with errors. They are quite bulky, however, so I keep them close at fin for the times when Gyoshin is irritating me.— In-game description
Seigetsu the Enlightened is a Namazu found in The Azim Steppe.
Quests Started
Quests Involved In
| Quest | Type | Level | Quest Giver |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fish in a Barrel | 
|
70 | J'olhmyn |
| Something Fishy This Way Comes | 
|
60 | Gyoshin |
Lore
“"Hasten not to judge, for profound truth may lie in even visions of the night."
Among all his people, this cultured Namazu of an age equivalent to twenty and seven Hyuran years received a tremendous shock when he learned from a dictionary that his given name of Gyofun ‘was homophonous with the word for “fish droppings.” So as never to suffer that indignity again, he assumed the name of Seigetsu the Enlightened, a distinguished Doman poet, vowing to devote his life to leading the Namazu into an era of cultural renaissance.
— Encyclopædia Eorzea vol 2, page 128