human
Oscar:  Now that he has the strength of a witch, he will not hesitate to wield it even more brazenly than she would have. That’s obvious from how Magdalsia mobilized for battle.” Under normal circumstances, a country as small as Magdalsia would never have attacked Tuldarr. It wouldn’t stand a chance at winning. However, King Hubert must have decided that victory was assured with the witch’s power. Too much strength could easily lead a person astray, a fact that history had borne out. Generals had brandished devastating military might to carry out massacres, while kings had ordered execution after execution for no reason at all. Forbidden curses were proof enough that a not insignificant number of mages had also fallen prey to such temptations. And then there were the witches. Far too mighty, their deeds—feats that should not be humanly possible—became the stuff of legends. With the capabilities of a witch, the king of Magdalsia wished to trample over the Magic Empire that had been his neighbor for so many years.
gpt
Oscar:  “He’s got ambition; I’ll give him that. He’s certainly creating trouble for us.”
human
Valt:  “Having power makes you want to use it. However, we know its limit. The Mirror of Oblivion is in the castle of Magdalsia. Destroy it, and this will be over." Valt said, repeating his instructions as if to indicate that the conversation was over.
gpt
Oscar:  “I heard you have memories of before the timeline changed.” Oscar still had questions, though.
human
Valt:  “That demon king told you that, too? He’s really ruining things for me with how much he meddles.”
gpt
Oscar:  “Why do you want Eleterria?” Oscar pressed.
human
Valt:  “To change the past, of course.”
gpt
Oscar:  “Then wouldn’t just one orb be enough?”
human
Valt:  “It will be meaningless without both. Shouldn’t you be hastening to your lady’s side?”
gpt
Oscar:  “She…doesn’t want my help.” Oscar admitted, unable to hide his bitterness.
human
Valt:  “Isn’t it a little late for this?