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Tinasha:  "There’s not enough evidence for me to hazard a guess. All I can sense is that it’s something bad for mages." Tinasha replied. An end to their path was nearing now, and they could see that it led into an open space.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha was about to advance into it, but Oscar held her back.
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Oscar:  "Someone’s there." He hissed, pulling out his dagger.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha obediently followed behind him.
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Oscar:  Concealing his footsteps as best he could, Oscar crept out into the round, empty chamber of rock. A man was crouched in the middle of it, and Oscar gaped at the sight of him. "Did you fall down, too? Are you okay?"
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Javi:  "You… How did you get here?" He looked up at them with empty eyes.
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Oscar:  "We fell. If you’ve got any fatal wounds, she can heal them." Oscar replied.
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Tinasha:  "Hey, don’t speak for me. I plan to kill all of them as soon as I can." The witch retorted, sounding truly enraged.
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Oscar:  Oscar grimaced. He’d learned over the course of their time together that she was indifferent toward people who were hostile to her but merciless to those who treated him that way. She was much crueler than him, particularly to people who struck back even after their defeat was clear. Both of them were confident in their own abilities. Oscar was content to let his enemies escape, but Tinasha beat them down thoroughly to nip any future revenge plots in the bud. It was not easy at all to rein her in when she was full of wrath. "Leave it. You don’t have to handle everything. Besides, right now I have something to ask him." Oscar turned to Javi. "What is this place?" Murals and written characters were carved into the faintly glowing walls.
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Javi:  "This is the Ito’s sacred place. Only the leader and his closest associates know about it. Carved into the walls is the history of our clan… I’ve only been here once before as a kid." Javi glared at Oscar and Tinasha as if they were something unpleasant.
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Oscar:  "Your history, huh? Interesting." Oscar remarked. He walked up to the right edge of one wall, where the carvings looked the newest. Inscribed there was small, tightly packed text detailing the events of two years prior, with no pictures. In some places, it was too smudged to read, but here and there, Oscar could pick out words like two of the same sword, the past, magic crystal ball, and memories of a clan. When he brought his face closer to get a better look, Tinasha called to him.
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Tinasha:  "Don’t wander around. This is more annoying than I thought."
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Oscar:  "Hmm? What’s up?"
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Tinasha:  Tinasha was looking at an even older carving on the opposite wall. It was composed almost entirely of pictures, and she pointed to a drawing of a white human-shaped being. It had no face or clothing, and little balls were depicted at its feet. The other humans around it were reverently bowing down to it.