human
Renart:  "Renart, do you know why the witches of this land are all women?”
gpt
Renart:  “What? Er… Is it not because they’re witches, not wizards?” He asked, anticipating that she was setting up a pun of some sort.
human
Tinasha:  Tinasha laughed and shook her head. “You’re quite a strong mage yourself, but the truth of the matter is that men’s bodies are unstable in terms of magical power. It’s difficult for them to survive for long periods of time with vast amounts of magic. A normal life span is not long enough for negative effects to manifest, but hundreds of years will take their toll on a man’s mind or body. It causes a breakdown. That’s why there are no men among witches. To come as far as we have would mean self-destruction for them.”
gpt
Renart:  Tinasha said such frightening things so flippantly. Renart attempted a smile but found himself unable to muster one. “Which means the king is…” He trailed off.
human
Tinasha:  “His mental faculties have deteriorated. While he used a magical sleep, he still suffered quite a bit. His mind comes and goes, but it’s all focused around his mental state when he was fifteen. He’s very unstable. That’s why he’s being so sweet to me. To him, I will forever be the powerless child I was back then.” A self-deprecating expression crossed Tinasha’s face.
gpt
Renart:  Renart frowned at the sight of it. The witch only ever spoke of her past with a glibness to her tone. Even that told him something, though. Namely that a long time ago, Tinasha adored Lanak as if he really was her family. Now that her big brother was back, as kind as he ever was, Renart wondered what Tinasha was thinking. While he was worried, he found himself incapable of discerning even some small part of the witch’s true intentions. Deciding on another course of action, Renart asked about something else. “Is what the king said really possible? A spell that spans our entire land…”
human
Tinasha:  “It is, if we use my magic.” She answered so matter-of-factly that it left Renart stunned. With a hand, the witch flipped her long, braided hair back. “We’re talking about using magic to completely control the continent. People in the past may have conceived of this, but none saw it successfully realized. In terms of sheer ability, the first king of Tuldarr should have had the power to do it. He was the only one who had all twenty spirits at his beck and call, after all. But spell casting at that time was much more difficult than it is now. That may have been what prevented him. Spell-casting research didn’t know many advancements until the time of the fourth regent.”
gpt
Renart:  “Ah, er, Lady Tinasha—” Renart cut in. If he let her continue unchecked, she’d go off on a tangent about the history of Tuldarr.
human
Tinasha:  She realized what he meant and gave a little cough. “It’s possible; but if we do it, it will irreparably alter the mainland."