human
Tinasha:  Six mages were gathered in one such reserved auditorium, forming a circle in the center around two women. "Pamyra, the transition to the sixth sequence is too slow."
gpt
Pamyra:  Pamyra rushed to erase the spell configuration and recast it from scratch.
human
Tinasha:  Tinasha silently inspected the intricately woven spiritual magic spell. "You can’t only look at the sequence you’re assembling now. You have to be focusing on the whole thing constantly and think ahead to what’s next." Tinasha instructed, holding out her right hand palm up. "The kind of spell a mage can envision and execute is one indicator of magic aptitude, but that’s not all that matters on the battlefield. Your speed and the stability of your spells are both directly linked to how strong you are. No matter how much magic you have, it’s all meaningless if your spells are a jumble."
gpt
Pamyra:  Pamyra nodded meekly.
human
Tinasha:  The witch smiled at her. She quickly turned serious again, clapping Pamyra on the shoulder. "The truth is, it’s most ideal not to encounter a situation where you have to fight directly. For mages, our best fighting style is one that involves preparing spells ahead of time and keeping premade sigils and arrays ready for attack. This is because face-to-face combat involves too many uncertain elements."
gpt
Kumu:  "Very illuminating." Kumu said with a nod.
human
Tinasha:  "Now then, how about a little contest?" Tinasha proposed with a light wave of her hand as a glass ball the size of a person’s head appeared before her. "Cast a spell that will pull out the ring inside without damaging the glass sphere. Teleportation magic is disabled. I’ll be looking at your spell-casting speed and method. You have three minutes to devise a strategy. Feel free to touch the sphere and inspect its composition." After she finished, she placed the hollow globe on top of a desk.
gpt
Doan:  Doan picked it up and spun it upside down.