human
Oscar:  "Go back to the fortress or Gandona," Oscar said to Aurelia, without taking his eyes off the baby.
gpt
Aurelia:  The girl shook her head, however. "I’ll help you. I’m not as good a mage as Tinasha, but I can still be of use.”
human
Oscar:  Oscar wanted to order her to go anyway but gave it up when he saw the look in her eyes. He adjusted his grip on the royal sword. “I guess I’ll take you up on the offer, then. Thanks.”
gpt
Aurelia:  “I am at your service,” she replied. The baby regarded them silently.
human
Oscar:  Oscar’s lip curled when he noticed that the black gas seeping out from the infant was withering the plants around it. “It sure looks like a human baby.”
gpt
Aurelia:  “It does to me, too, but that miasma… It’s definitely coming from the child,” Aurelia replied. There was no spell visible in the vapor. It simply billowed from the baby, slowly covering more and more.
human
Oscar:  Oscar glanced between the baby and the blade of the royal sword. “Never killed a kid before.” The child wasn’t a demon in disguise. Whatever he was doing, he was still human. At the bitterness in Oscar’s tone, Aurelia bit her lip.
gpt
Aurelia:  “Your Majesty, could you try stalling to give me some time?”
human
Oscar:  “Do you have a plan?”
gpt
Aurelia:  “I’d like to search the baby’s memories. They may hint at some way of banishing the miasma,” she replied.
human
Oscar:  Oscar’s surprise lasted only a moment. He took a step forward to cover Aurelia. “Got it. I’ll buy you some time.” He didn’t need to ask for details. Aurelia wouldn’t have proposed the feat if she weren’t capable of it. Oscar dashed in and used Akashia to dispel the surrounding gas. The black mist dissipated at the touch of his blade. Some weakly drifting remnants made contact with his arm, but Tinasha’s defensive barrier repelled them.
gpt
Aurelia:  "Let the past come to my sight.” Aurelia closed her eyes. Travis had locked away the abnormal ability that had ruined her life. And now, of her own volition, she was setting it free. No matter what kind of power it was, it was her own. Aurelia wanted to find meaning in it. She wanted to believe she was making progress, even with this smallest of steps. Oscar was covering her without questioning a thing, which Aurelia was very grateful for. And she had to honor that trust by giving this everything she could. Aurelia fixed her gray-blue eyes on the baby. While maintaining control of herself, she sent her consciousness into the time contained within that small creature.