human
Oscar:  “I’m going to go say good-bye, and then we’ll go."
gpt
Oscar:  They held their tongues and gave up on questioning him. The reception went on without the queen.
human
Legis:  Legis, still inundated by guests, caught sight of the king of Farsas heading for him, and his eyes widened slightly. He’d been wondering the entire time where one of Tuldarr’s guests of honor had been. Legis strode up to Oscar and bowed to him. Formal words of greeting were exchanged. Once the social niceties were complete, Legis kept his pleasant smile as he made a pointed remark. “I’m afraid I haven’t seen you in the hall for quite some time.”
gpt
Oscar:  “Mm-hmm… I had something to discuss with Tinasha. I left to go see her.”
human
Legis:  Legis gasped. Once the surprise faded from his face, he seemed a little bitter.
gpt
Legis:  He understood the situation as well as they did—better, perhaps, as an outside observer. For a moment, a flash of loneliness passed through his eyes, and he closed them. When he looked up at Oscar again, his gaze was direct. “She is the treasure of our Tuldarr. Will you give what she’s worth?”
human
Oscar:  “Of course, if that’s what she wants.”
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar respected the other man’s sensibility. He thought of the woman at the center of it all. All that’s left now is to wait for her answer.
human
Oscar:  The six months since he’d met her had passed quickly. So, too, would the year to come, surely. Oscar wasn’t in any hurry. Compared to four hundred years, this would be but the blink of an eye.