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Oscar:  "While I couldn’t find any signs of human life, I sometimes…got the feeling that something was there.”
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Oscar:  “What kind of feeling?”
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Suzuto:  “It was like I felt a presence or a sensation. It struck me rather often, but never did I actually see anyone there.”
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Oscar:  “…I…see…,” Oscar said, dubious. This story got stranger and stranger the more he heard. He wanted to go and take a look for himself but knew that’d only upset everyone. Oscar dismissed Suzuto, then turned to Doan, who had been waiting in a corner of the study. “What do you think?” Oscar asked.
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Doan:  “To be honest, I have no idea how such a thing could be done.”
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Oscar:  “Could it be her doing?”
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Doan:  “I’d say it has to be. Her not being responsible poses its own problem, because it means there’s another mage capable of impossible things.”
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Oscar:  “I guess that’s true. None of the other witches are involved,” Oscar reasoned. After half a year, he thought he’d witnessed and understood how exceptional Tinasha was, but the truth was that her power on the battlefield was beyond anything he could’ve conceived. If that much was true of Oscar, who’d gotten to know her, one could only guess how ill prepared other countries were. Doubtless they were fearing for their lives. “Ugh. She just doesn’t know her limits, and it’s making it hard for us.”
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Doan:  “Actually, you could say that’s just how prepared she’s been for this,” Doan pointed out calmly.
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Oscar:  Oscar sighed.
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Als:  “Cezar has decided to dispatch troops, but Gandona is still hesitating.”
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Oscar:  “I see,” Oscar said, putting his legs up on his desk and crossing them. He wet his dry lips with his tongue. …The answer had been there all along. Tinasha had only been searching for the right time, and now that time had come. Oscar huffed, swinging his feet down and standing up. “Marshal the troops. We ship out after the coronation.”
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Als:  Als and Doan bowed respectfully in response. Ever since his gorgeous protector disappeared, Oscar had been plagued by a single lingering thought day after day. How long has Tinasha been contemplating this exact situation we’re in now? He was sure she’d figured out who the king of Cuscull was long before Farsas did. That was why she got rid of her cat familiar after its job was done, and it had to have been the reason she’d rushed to break Oscar’s curse. Oscar believed there was a different reason she’d trained him, however. She probably left him with a choice, so he wouldn’t end up like her—powerless and violated. Tinasha was an emotional, self-sacrificing, awkward witch. She was stuck in time forever, but she’d finally chosen to take action. She’d jumped headfirst into her own fate. As for the future Tinasha was envisioning… Oscar knew she wasn’t acting to safeguard her own future.