human
Renart:  Next to her, Renart was polishing them as he shook his head in disbelief.
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Pamyra:  Pamyra planted both hands on her hips in a show of indignation.
human
Pamyra:  As soon as Tinasha told her the whole story, she knew that the crown prince of Tayiri had fallen for the witch. The only one who hadn’t realized that appeared to be the witch herself. Pamyra wanted to tell the prince off for daring to request continued meetings Tinasha. The witch was a busy woman. She didn’t have time for fools.
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Tinasha:  "But if I can soften his attitude, I’m sure it’ll help those mages of the future.” Tinasha mumbled as she turned over a piece of obsidian. “Mages can be born of non-magical parents. There will be no end to tragedy unless Tayiri changes its ways.” She lamented the situation even as she sighed.
human
Pamyra:  Pamyra and Renart grasped their lady’s intent and felt heat rise to their chests. If mages were born only to magical parents, Tayiri’s history of oppression would have ended a long time ago. All magic-using families could have left the nation, and Tayiri would be free of magic. The trouble was, magical aptitude wasn’t determined purely by blood. About half of those children born with magic ended up hurting themselves or their surroundings if they didn’t learn how to control their powers. The seeds of tragedy could be sown anywhere in the world.
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Pamyra:  A faint smile on her face, Pamyra faced her lady with a gentle expression. “In any case, tonight you should focus on creating magic implements. We don’t have much time left, so I will go to the Tayiri prince and put an end to this. Tell me the transportation coordinates.”
human
Tinasha:  “Put an end to what…?”
gpt
Pamyra:  “………” While baffled at just how clueless her lady could be, Pamyra succeeded in obtaining the necessary information for the teleport.
human
Tinasha:  Tinasha watched Pamyra with concern as she drew the array. “If something happens to you, I will come.”
gpt
Pamyra:  “You don’t need to worry. Renart! Please keep a close eye on Lady Tinasha!”
human
Renart:  “I would’ve done so anyway,” he answered.