human
Tinasha:  "To be honest, sometimes I would see this silhouette flash through my mind, one I’d never glimpsed before. I guess that was…a remnant of the memories that got sealed away. Did you know all along that I was related to a witch?"
gpt
Oscar:  "More or less, yes. I recognized her magic in you… I’m sorry I didn’t say anything sooner."
human
Tinasha:  "It’s fine. You were being considerate." She said, mussing Tinasha’s hair as she watched him, casting back through her memories. This feels strange. She wasn’t her current self, the one who was a witch. Some other, weaker—and yet very determined—self was alive within her mind. Since the day Oscar’s actions had changed history and the timeline diverged, she had lived a total of seven years. While that was a drop in the bucket for a witch, it was agony for Tinasha, the Queen of Tuldarr. And at the end of it, here she was, her current self.
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar gazed into his wife’s teary eyes. "So you have these recollections that should have been erased, which means…"
human
Tinasha:  "Yes. I’m the new Time-Reader heir." At this point, there was no Valt or Miralys. In the normal flow of time, the role of heir went unfilled. Yet instead of them, she had become the Time-Reader after touching Eleterria.
gpt
Oscar:  "So you remember every life you’ve ever experienced? That must make it feel like you’ve existed forever."
human
Tinasha:  "Yes, I need to keep some degree of control over it, or things will get rough." She replied. Mental fatigue had occasionally overwhelmed Tinasha after living for only four hundred years. Now she had the memories of the infinite existences she’d led before. Staring at her own memories would grow unbearable. There was also something else to consider. The Time-Reader was generally a hereditary title. Any child she birthed would eventually become the next heir. "I was selected as heir under quite unusual circumstances. Eleterria was partially broken in the lake water when it took apart the world and reformed it to escape. I was the closest, so it made me the heir, took my memories and existence as the anchoring point, and reformed the world."
gpt
Oscar:  "What are you saying?"
human
Tinasha:  "I’m saying that this world was created the moment I woke up."
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar gaped at her, which was understandable, as he possessed no awareness of having awoken only a short while before. This timeline was one Eleterria had selected out of innumerable overwritten pasts, then had reconstructed from scratch. None of that appeared immediately plausible, but as the Time-Reader, Tinasha knew it was true. As Oscar mulled over her story, a pensive look came over his face, and he stroked his chin. "Gotcha. So it was almost broken and pulled an emergency evacuation. Did you try to destroy it in the water?"
human
Tinasha:  "I couldn’t. That lake water has the same properties as Akashia. I can just barely use my magic if I pressurize it, but only for simple spells."