human
Valt:  He realized that the reason the line had gone on unbroken nonetheless had to be because of some fearsome compelling force that would not allow for such things. And his hopelessness did not end there. Miralys had become the one last straw the world was waiting for. “There are no heirs after me.”
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha arched an eyebrow. "How can that be? According to you, there are still thirty-one more years until the world comes to a standstill. Won’t the next heir just inherit this fate after you die?"
human
Valt:  “There isn’t one. I know the names of all heirs, past and future. My soul will be dismantled before it picks out the next one.” Unbearable pain lanced through Valt as he made that statement. He thought of all the losses he’d endured repeatedly.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha’s eyes narrowed like she was analyzing magic. “Your soul will be dismantled? Does Eleterria do that, too?”
human
Valt:  “No. In my first life, I didn’t have enough magic, and I resorted to a forbidden curse. I traded my soul for power.” That was just a hypothesis. Valt could only guess what would befall Miralys when she inherited the Time-Reader position and its magic. However, her soul had indeed been splintered for some mysterious reason. And that had drawn the world’s attention.
gpt
Valt:  “The heir’s soul is treated as a part of Eleterria. When my soul was dismantled, it created a gap in the succession line. Then someone used Eleterria to go back in time, and the world decided that this gap could be used to get rid of the troublesome artifact. No matter how drastic the changes to history, it would all get added to that one fixed point of repair. With every rewinding of time, my soul fractured and was dismantled again.”
human
Valt:  “What…? You mean you used more forbidden curses?”
gpt
Valt:  “No, it happened for a different reason with every instance. Once I was attacked by a demonic spirit; once I got dragged into someone else’s spell. The worst time was when a force of nature that sucks up mages’ souls came to the city where I was living and killed hundreds.”
human
Valt:  Irityrdia’s attack left the most devastation in its wake. Valt covered one hand with another to stop them both from trembling. “Initially, it only occurred every five lifetimes. But each rewinding of time increased the frequency. No matter how I tried to avoid it, something would inevitably happen to dismantle my soul, because that would create a gap in the succession line. That may be related to how the timeline can’t continue forward past a certain point.” It sounded like Eleterria and the world were engaged in a tug-of-war. One was rewriting the world over and over, while the other was attempting a revolution.
gpt
Valt:  “I have nowhere to go from here. My soul won’t blend back into the world, either.