Let me tell you a tale, That makes Moogles grow pale…er About one Moogle's hunt and zeal, He is the most interesting Moogle in Vana'diel.
He bore the name of Moogey, and was rather unlucky, While helping the adventurer riffraff, Caught (with his head) the broadside of a staff
Once coming to, He knew not what to do, For that which he could not fathom… He had lost his treasure, his pom pom!
Aid would not come from the MHMU, Who were too busy working on their latest voodoo, So Moogey set out on his own, To parts entirely unknown,
To the highest peaks, the darkest caves, To the bottom of the seas, below the waves, Moogey found himself sitting on a slope, For the poor guy had finally lost hope.
But looking ahead, in the distance! Remarkable, what a chance! That he would see the tiny ball he had for so long sought, Atop a Tarutaru mage's head, the pom pom was wrought,
Demanding back his precious ball, The Tarutaru received with much apall, For it was he, he claimed, though he was small, That the pom pom belonged to him after all,
Moogey learned that long ago, This Tarutaru had been smacked by a Wendigo, He believed himself to be a Moogle, having forgotten his race, And was missing his pom pom! What a disgrace!
The Tarutaru had stolen Moogey's magical ball, believing it was his, and it was accidental, And Moogey was faced with a decision, And came to one after deliberation.
This story ends somewhat unexpectedly, But nonetheless, I'd say, happily, Moogey let the Tarutaru keep his pom pom, To ease the mage's symptom,
Having finished their voodoo brews, The MHMU responded to this news, Heralding the selfless Moogey as a hero, And not at all a zero
The moral of the story? Must I say? The loss of something is not something for dismay, for it may find itself in the hands of one for which it has more appeal, And this is why, my friends… He is the most interesting Moogle in Vana'diel.
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