human
Oscar:  All the while, Bardalos’s screams echoed around the room. His foot still pinning the other man, Oscar fixed him with a glare and barked, “Whose woman do you think she is? You’re going to pay for that.”
gpt
Bardalos:  Bardalos wailed, having lost all desire to fight. He thrashed about on the floor in an attempt to escape Akashia, which was stuck into the floor after slicing his ear off.
human
Oscar:  Pressing his hands to his own ears to muffle the mage’s shrieks, Oscar said to Tinasha, “What a racket. Who the hell is this guy?”
gpt
Tinasha:  “He’s the one who set all those villages on fire. He came here of his own accord.”
human
Oscar:  “Really? What a complete idiot. And why did you let him do as he pleased to you?” Oscar demanded.
gpt
Tinasha:  “He limited my magic. But also I knew you’d come if I waited.” Tinasha replied.
human
Tinasha:  That was why she had picked a chair close to the front of the room. She knew that her guests would sit opposite her, putting their backs to Oscar when he arrived via the array in her bedroom.
gpt
Oscar:  The explanation did little to ease Oscar’s anger, however, and his face twisted with irritation. “You get yourself into way too many scrapes.”
human
Guards:  Someone pounded at the door. Guards had heard Bardalos’s screams and had come running. On this no longer quiet night, the series of incidents that had claimed the lives of more than two thousand over the past eight years finally came to a surreptitious end. Bardalos was given a quick painkiller so he could talk, but he knew that did not mean he would be spared. While he was bound on the floor, a pair of men carried on a terrifying conversation about what to do with him.
gpt
Oscar:  “Give him to me. He destroyed a village in Farsas, so I’ll execute him there.”
human
Legis:  “But he was captured here in Tuldarr, and he’s harmed our queen… Let’s each take half of his body.”
gpt
Oscar:  “Lengthwise, then. Do you want the left or the right?”
human
Legis:  “Oh, but while we’re on the subject, we should consider the other countries he’s wronged, too. I think there were a total of nine.”
gpt
Oscar:  “No, two attacks were in Tayiri, so that makes eight.”
human
Legis:  “So then nine equal pieces including Tuldarr’s two shares.”
gpt
Oscar:  As the king of Farsas contemplated how best to carve up Bardalos with the sword in his grip, Tinasha stopped him.
human
Tinasha:  “Don’t do it in my rooms. The smell will be impossible to air out.”
gpt
Oscar:  “But there’s already blood everywhere.” Oscar pointed out.
human
Tinasha:  “Yes, removing the stains will be awful. We’ll probably have to replace the carpets.” Tinasha stood.
gpt
Tinasha:  She’d healed all her wounds, changed into fresh clothes, and restored Tris. Tinasha had expected that breaking the curse would require much more time than it had. However, the caster was her prisoner now.