human
Oscar:  At the time, Yarda was well on its way to major nation status, but defeat saw it relinquishing half of its land. One hundred years ago, Farsas built the fortress of Minnedart to keep an eye on its tumultuous eastern border. It was the largest garrison in the country, with thirty thousand troops stationed there at all times to secure the edge of Farsas territory.
gpt
Tinasha:  "Inspecting the fortress? I’ll go, too. If I take my eyes off you, you’re bound to wind up in trouble."
human
Oscar:  "You’re the only one who would say that."
gpt
Tinasha:  "Everyone thinks it; they just don’t tell you." Oscar eyed the witch from his desk as she was standing before him, riffling through his stack of paperwork. In three days, Oscar was heading to Minnedart with several military officers to conduct a regular inspection.
human
Tinasha:  As the witch read up on the eastern border, she hummed admiringly. "I see there was a skirmish ten years ago."
gpt
Oscar:  "A small one, yeah. You’re not really up on this stuff, are you?"
human
Tinasha:  "I normally keep to myself… Ten years ago means you were alive to see it, right?"
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar thought that Tinasha’s long life often made her phrase things somewhat strangely, but he kept that idea to himself. Instead, he cast back to his memories of the conflict. "Yep. I remember it because during the cease-fire negotiations, Yarda said they wanted me to marry their princess."
human
Tinasha:  "What happened with that?" Tinasha pressed.
gpt
Oscar:  "I didn’t agree. It only would’ve made things worse." Oscar explained.
human
Tinasha:  "Oh right."
gpt
Oscar:  At the time, Oscar still had his curse. If the princess from Yarda had gotten pregnant and died, the two nations’ tenuous peace would’ve broken down in a heartbeat.
human
Tinasha:  The curse breaker herself muttered, "Indeed, indeed." Evidently having banished all memory of the curse now that it was gone.
gpt
Oscar:  It seemed that Yarda bitterly regretted the entire affair, as they interpreted Farsas’s inexplicable rejection of the offer to mean that a Yardan princess wasn’t good enough to be queen of Farsas. Yarda had been in too weak of a position to back out of peace talks at the time, however, and ten years had done little to close the power gap between the two neighboring states. While Oscar attended to other matters, he added. "It’ll take about three days, so pack for that."
human
Tinasha:  "All right." Tinasha replied as She returned the papers she’d taken to the desk and vanished from the room.
gpt
Oscar:  Snorting at how abruptly she’d left, Oscar picked up the documents.