[The voice-to-text log of Werynn Saferoot, an Aurin explorer.]

Whoo! Yeah! Look at that view! Oh man, this is awesome! I'm on top of the world! Whoo!

[The timestamp on the log moves forward two minutes]

I can't wait to tell the guys at the Explorers Union about this! That jump had to be 20-30 meters at least and I nailed it. Take that Nooks! Who's afraid of heights now?

[Two more minutes pass]

Yep. Pretty cool. I'm really high up here.

[Several more minutes pass]

Okay. There's gotta be a way down, right? I mean, if you can get up to someplace, you can get down too. It's, like, physics.

[From the sounds of shuffling and nervous humming, it seems Werynn left the log running while he looked for a way down.]

HELLOOO? Is anybody down there? Need a little help! Hello? Kinda caught by the tail up here!

[More sounds of shuffling and nervous humming.]

This is ridiculous. What were those damn Eldan doing putting a jump pad to somewhere without a way down. I mean, come on! What am I supposed to do, fly? I hate this place! I should have stayed in Everstar Grove and tended the veggies. But no! Stupid Nooks, with his stupid face. Making fun of me...

[Ranting in this fashion goes on for several hours]

Okay, okay. Calmed down a bit. I think I figured it out. I think this is some kind of Eldan test, like a leap of faith."Leap of faith," that's a thing, right? People say that for a reason? Yeah. Sure. You know, I think that if I just jump off, there's an anti-grav field or something that'll keep me from breaking my neck. Yep, that's it! It's the ultimate way to overcome fear of heights, right? I'm going to just jump off and float safely down. Blessed Matrias, here I go! Yahoooo...

[From the datapad's attempt to approximate the sound of a muffled crunch and subsequent agonized moaning, it appears it was not, in fact, an Eldan test.]