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Tinasha:  "I can’t comprehend it.” Tinasha couldn’t seem to relax. What made her most uneasy was the feeling that she’d heard a similar claim before. “Wasn’t…that…?” It wasn’t four hundred years ago. It had been much more recently. Everything was touching her. She understood everything. About the world, about herself. Just like trying to recall a dream, it was beyond Tinasha’s grasp, although she felt it tickling the tips of her fingers. She had felt something identical, and she later told Sylvia about it. “I was in a strange place where I understood everything.”
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Sylvia:  “Oh. That was when Simila consumed me.”
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Tinasha:  It was no wonder Tinasha couldn’t remember what she’d glimpsed within Simila, the snake that appeared from the lowest plane of existence. Human senses didn’t work on other planes. No matter what she learned there, she couldn’t take the memory out with her. “The mystery deepens…” With no hope of an answer, Tinasha had no choice but to let it go. The nature of war meant that it was not uncommon for broken shards to be stuck into her. And if that happened, all she had to do was heal herself. As Tinasha concluded her thoughts there, Legis entered the study.
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Legis:  “You’re back, Your Majesty. How was the waterfall?”
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Tinasha:  “I didn’t see it. I certainly couldn’t shirk my duties to go sightseeing.”
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Legis:  “It’s a beautiful place. I went once when I was a boy. I believe that town didn’t exist at the time of your reign four hundred years ago.”
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Tinasha:  “No, it didn’t. I hadn’t heard of any waterfall until waking in this era,” she replied. A lot could happen in several centuries. So much was new to her. If this was what it was like to cross through time, how vast was everything that fortune-teller girl witnessed? Musing on that notion, Tinasha accepted a stack of documents from Legis. She flipped through all of them, from most urgent to least, until finally she paused on one page. “Tris is going back to visit her hometown. She’s from Tayiri, huh?” Tris, the girl who assisted in resolving the kidnappings at the Academy of Magic, had since become a court mage. She was requesting approval for her visit home, as all those who served the court of Tuldarr needed to file for advance permission before entering Tayiri.
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Legis:  Legis peered over at the national departure register and gave a wan smile. “Her family lives in Tayiri, while she’s living with a relative in Tuldarr. I heard that on her visit last year, Tayiri soldiers discovered her and chased her around.”
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Tinasha:  “Oh… And she became a court mage this year. If she’s ever caught, we’ll be in for a diplomatic incident,” said Tinasha. Tayiri ostracized mages. In some cases, unfortunate children born with magic were killed.