human
Tinasha:  Things like that are the reason Tayiri has spent over a thousand years ostracizing mages. Her dark eyes mirrored a dark abyss. Her gaze was the sort one could only acquire after watching bloody conflicts repeat themselves throughout history. One look from those dim orbs was enough to paralyze someone. It was unmistakably the glare of a witch. How bottomless her eyes could be was something she didn’t regularly reveal; Oscar squinted at her. Javi stiffened, and the witch went on in a voice as cold as ice.
gpt
Tinasha:  "What she is now is nothing but a vessel that will propagate more innocent deaths. Do you want the same mistakes of the past to repeat themselves? If you fail to understand, then I’ll start by killing you." Tinasha’s tone was enough to snuff the life from those who heard it. Normal people would’ve cowered and begged forgiveness after one look into those ebony eyes. The witch was only speaking the truth, however.
human
Javi:  Javi cleared his dry throat. He looked at the stump of his arm…but then glared back defiantly at the witch. "I don’t care who she kills or how many."
gpt
Tinasha:  "That’s enough nonsense. You’ve got guts, laying down your own life."
human
Javi:  "Even so…I won’t let you kill her. She’s the one I want." Javi insisted, stubborn to the last.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha stared at the Ito man. Her eyes told him nothing, and Javi shrank back a little under the weight of her gaze. He held his breath and cleared his throat.
human
Javi:  “…Please save her." Javi begged.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha frowned, appalled. She rubbed her temple with a finger. "I suppose I have to. But you’re going to help." She looked over at Elze. The woman was in a state of total possession, standing stock-still in the open space as if waiting for her next moment of opportunity. Tinasha gave Oscar and Javi brief instructions. Javi looked unsure but obeyed and took his position.
human
Oscar:  "Do you think we have a chance now?"
gpt
Tinasha:  "Mmm… I wish I had some sort of medium to ensure it’ll work. But I was a cat, so I didn’t bring any equipment."
human
Oscar:  "What kind of medium?"
gpt
Tinasha:  "Normally, I’d use crystals. You know, like the ones we saw at the foot of the humanlike thing in that mural?" Evidently, those ancient carvings were what Tinasha was basing her plan off. Without a conduit like the ones that had been depicted, all she could do was take over the job herself.
human
Oscar:  Oscar suddenly straightened up in surprise and responded, "Oh, I’ve got something that might work. Here." He pulled a small bag containing a crystal ball from his breast pocket, and Tinasha’s eyes grew wide.
gpt
Tinasha:  "Why do you have something like this? You’re not a mage."
human
Oscar:  "Because it’s your favorite toy. I brought the one from my desk."
gpt
Tinasha:  "I’m human! I only made myself look like a cat!" Tinasha squawked, her cheeks puffing up. Despite her protestations, she received the palm-sized sphere and inspected it.