human
Bardalos:  "But all other citizens of Tuldarr and temporary residents are divided into grades, and each grade dictates the amount of magic you can use. Of course, no one will be punished right away for going over that limit, but you need to apply in advance. If you fail to do so, you must undergo a royal inspection afterward. In short, the castle will sense any outsider’s unauthorized use of large-scale magic and come to question them. That’s also why there are wards strung up all over the city. They’re quite meticulous."
gpt
Bardalos:  "But there’s no such thing as a perfect defense. You have only to use magic so weak the wards won’t detect it. That’s a very complicated spell and one that takes a long time, but…" Bardalos muttered.
human
Tris:  "Um, is something wrong?" Tris asked, looking up with some confusion at the man’s whisperings.
gpt
Bardalos:  He smiled at her. "How about I treat you to some tea as thanks for bringing me into the country? Of course, I have many things I want to ask you about as well, so it’s not entirely a selfless offer."
human
Tris:  "I’ve only just become a court mage, so I probably can’t answer most of your questions, though." She pointed out.
gpt
Bardalos:  "Oh? But I know how important you are. You know the queen, don’t you?"
human
Tris:  "Yes, but…"
gpt
Bardalos:  "Then that’s perfect. I want to know what the queen is like." He said.