human
Lilia:  “First of all, several private requests for marriage talks have come in.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “Again?”
human
Lilia:  “You are an object of mass destruction, and many hope that will pass to your progeny.”
gpt
Lilia:  “Anyone who can draw you over to their country will kill two birds with one stone.”
human
Tinasha:  “Thank you for that brutally honest reminder.” Tinasha replied tartly. Legis looked with dread at this spirit who spoke in such an unreserved manner to her master. However, Tinasha didn’t mind it at all, instead pouring a cup of tea for Legis.
gpt
Legis:  Legis looks with dread at this spirit who spoke in such an unreserved manner to her master.
human
Tinasha:  “And the rest of the report?”
gpt
Lilia:  “A rebellion against the parliamentary system is mounting. We don’t have solid leads, but some nasty individuals are plotting the use of force.”
human
Tinasha:  “To assassinate me, you mean? They’re welcome to try anytime they like.” The queen responded calmly. She had overwhelming power and confidence on her side. In her eyes was the strength of someone well accustomed to fighting for her life, and she didn’t seem perturbed in the least. While Tinasha partook of her tea, Lilia frowned.
gpt
Lilia:  “Four hundred years have passed, and you’re still surrounded by enemies?”
human
Tinasha:  “Such is the fate of someone who tries to do something different. It makes perfect sense.”
gpt
Lilia:  “Then why don’t you sentence them all to death?” Lilia suggested blithely. Legis, who was in the process of sitting down at the table, boggled at that. He shot a questioning glance at Tinasha, who only smiled with her hands wrapped around her teacup.
human
Legis:  Legis, who was in the process of sitting down at the table, boggled at that, glancing at Tinasha.
gpt
Tinasha:  “I told you, Lilia, times are different now. First, we should talk to them and try winning them over. Then we can resort to force, if necessary. If all they’re doing is calling me a little girl with nothing but magic to her name, they’ll be easily dealt with… and we can get rid of them anytime.” The queen gave a brilliant smile. For a moment, however, something as icy as a river in the night flashed in her eyes, and Legis didn’t miss it. Noticing that he was still frozen in place and hadn’t sat down yet, Tinasha faced him.
human
Tinasha:  “What’s wrong?”
gpt
Legis:  “Ah… I’m sorry.” He answered, planting himself on the chair. Tinasha put a teacup in front of him. That she brewed and served on her own, actions quite unlike a queen’s, spoke to both her friendliness and her vigilance against poisoning. Over the past two to three months of talks about changing the system in Tuldarr, Legis had caught glimpses of such shrewdness from her. He had to imagine it was typical of one from the Dark Age. Legis felt like he might pass out if the conversation continued in this vein, so he switched topics.
human
Legis:  “Ah yes, what are you going to do about the proposal from Farsas? If you’re going to accept, then we can reject all the other ones.”
gpt
Tinasha:  “Aaaahhhh… just when I’d managed to forget…”
human
Lilia:  “If you can forget about him so easily, perhaps you should say no?”
gpt
Tinasha:  “N-not so fast.” Tinasha protested.