human
Tinasha:  "Even if you’re right, I won’t allow you to claim your actions are guiltless. You are the one who summoned up an evil god in Cezar, and you are the one attempting to destroy Tuldarr." Her dark eyes blazed with the bitterness of her decision and with her sheer force of will.
gpt
Valt:  "That’s true. We’re both at fault. We keep betraying the world." Valt couldn’t hide the bitterness in his smile.
human
Tinasha:  How could one choose what to keep and what to abandon? Humans had made their selections repeatedly, over and over. And this was the end result. "I will protect my country. Tuldarr is alive and well. That may be the result of altering the past, but I will never choose to abandon a country that is here now."
gpt
Tinasha:  This was Tinasha’s conclusion. She would protect the people in front of her. Although she stood upon the back of an old crime, her only option was to move forward from where she stood.
human
Valt:  "I suspected that would be your answer. You’ve never turned your back on your people, even dead ones. You’ve chosen to live alone for four hundred years, all for them." Valt’s gaze turned distant once he heard that.
gpt
Tinasha:  "I don’t like it when you talk about things I have no memory of."
human
Valt:  "It’s true. You were very fierce. Once, you even gave your life to save the people of Farsas." His voice choked up for only a moment before he regained composure. "You will accede to my demands to save your country. Is the remaining half of Eleterria in the Tuldarr treasure vault?"
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha hesitated over how to answer. Could she hope to trick him? She wanted to discover what Valt was after. "What will you do with both of the orbs? You only need one to change the past."
human
Valt:  "I know. I’ve used one myself. But I want to change the future."
gpt
Tinasha:  "You want to travel forward in time?" Whether going to the past or future, both were about knowing what would happen down the line and dealing with it before it happened. When traveling to the past, however, the user ceased to exist once events were sufficiently altered, and they were erased from the new future. Jumping to the future meant that the person who returned with knowledge of eventualities would not disappear. As long as the present was the true timeline, they could keep making moves forever. That was certainly an advantage. "What exactly do you intend to accomplish?"
human
Valt:  "I’ll tell you soon enough, once I have both. Now, let’s hear your answer."
gpt
Tinasha:  "The other Eleterria…is in the Farsas treasure vault." Tinasha couldn’t delay things any longer. Her very country was on the line. With her voice dry and hoarse, She bit her lip. There was no knowing the right decision. It was all she could manage to follow the course that kept things from falling to pieces before her.