human
Senn:  “It must have separated his soul from his body, but then his soul bounced off the barrier and went into Lucrezia’s instead.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “Lucrezia?”
human
Senn:  “The Witch of the Forbidden Forest.” That must have been her real name.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha peered into the darkness. “Is she here now? How did she end up here?”
human
Senn:  “She’s asleep. Judging from the barrier’s spell configuration, she likely put it up herself. She locked the mirror away with herself inside it. I sensed her when the seal came undone and went to check on her. When I did, I slipped through the barrier and got myself trapped inside the looking glass. Sorry for disappearing.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “Travis did say that these artifacts don’t get along too well with high-ranking demons.”
human
Senn:  Senn fell silent at his lady’s mention of the demon king. Undoubtedly, he wore a look of disgust. “She’s right over there. If you can’t see her, I’ll let you look through my eyes.” At that statement, the darkness lifted. While Tinasha’s surroundings didn’t grow brighter, she could see around her. Senn was standing nearby, and the many other entities she detected had to be souls absorbed by the mirror, already partially destroyed. Farther beyond was a gigantic pillar that caught Tinasha’s attention. It was about as thick around as a dozen adults holding hands in a ring. It stretched so high that the top of it wasn’t visible, while its base plunged through a hole in the darkness down into the depths. The pillar itself emitted a faint white glow. Inside it floated a girl hugging her knees to her chest with her eyes closed.
gpt
Tinasha:  “Is that…the witch?” Her light-brown curly hair and beautiful face were reminiscent of Lucia’s, but their ages were disparate. The sleeping girl in a pale-green dress couldn’t have been older than fifteen or sixteen. As she was locked inside a translucent pillar, she clearly wasn’t an ordinary human. Tinasha felt a twinge of uneasiness to behold her.
human
Senn:  Senn nodded. “When her soul separated from her body, it returned to the shape closest to her true essence. That pillar isn’t native to the artifact. It’s here to protect her.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “To protect her?” Tinasha repeated quietly, approaching the column cautiously. She craned her head up and tilted it down to observe how it stretched endlessly in both directions. A hole surrounded the edges of the pillar. She couldn’t tell how far she would drop if she fell into it.