human
Tinasha:  Even a witch would come to learn what it was like to square off against a country focused on magic. This was what Tinasha had been preparing for this whole time. Initially, she had intended to go alone and wipe out the witch. But when she thought about the future of her country, she decided to take a different approach. Oscar’s objections hadn’t swayed Tinasha’s decision. This was her best chance while she was still queen to let the world know what it meant to war with Tuldarr. She would etch Tuldarr’s singular power onto the pages of history so that none would think of challenging it for at least another few hundred years. She also wanted the soldiers and mages of Tuldarr that she would be leaving behind to gain combat experience. Tinasha chose to sacrifice a minor nation manipulated by a witch for the benefit of her homeland.
gpt
Tinasha:  "Now that they’ll think twice before setting foot in another village, I suppose it’s time for the next stage of the plan. Please make ready." Tinasha ordered, getting to her feet.
human
Tinasha:  Her advisers stared at her with fear and awe as she strode out of the tent with a sheathed sword.
gpt
Tinasha:  Once she was outside, she drew the thin rapier. The enchanted blade glimmered a faint purple. It had originally belonged to the Farsas treasure vault, but Oscar told her no one was using it and gave it to her. She would wield it as a weapon that could function both as a blade and as a spell catalyst. With her naked blade in one hand, Tinasha surveyed her troops. They had made camp on a grassy plain sloping gently south at the exact halfway point between Tuldarr’s capital and the southwestern border. As commanded by Tinasha, the Tuldarr army in its arc formation numbered close to forty thousand in order to match Magdalsia’s thirty thousand. It would’ve been dangerous to have fewer troops than the enemy, while too many would lead to others writing the victory off as one achieved by numbers alone. Therefore, this was the safest course. This force was still sizable enough to engage without needing to resort to deceptive tactics anyhow.
human
Tinasha:  "All that’s left is to see how she teleports in." There were three main types of magical teleportation: individual teleportation, teleportation portals, and transportation arrays. When a mage wished to warp away, they would use individual teleportation magic to disappear and then reappear at a destination. Teleporting other people required opening a portal. The spell to create a portal was a grade of difficulty higher than that for individual teleportation, but it could be used in many ways. However, the farther the distance to the destination, the more magic and spell configuration power it took, and multiple coordinates for the target location were required to make a larger portal. The final type was a transportation array, a spell seared into the ground as a permanent installation.