human
Lavinia:  Only a day later, his mother perished in a puddle of her own blood. Lavinia took a deep breath. Her green eyes moved back and forth rapidly, as if she were recalling something from long ago. "Do you remember when you told me that your dream turned into reality?"
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Oscar:  "I do."
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Lavinia:  "You were the one who was supposed to die. You became the latest target of the demon that had been taking children. But Rosalia… she couldn’t bear it. She committed the sin of distorting the past." The queen had used the magic orb and gone back in time to save her son. And she had certainly succeeded, but her dying in the process complicated matters. "One may succeed in altering the past, but this cannot erase the doom of a person who uses the orb, because it is no longer part of the past. The end of my daughter’s life was determined when she and the demon killed each other. Her time had come, and she met it unaware. As a result, my daughter saved your life… and killed your heart." Rosalia’s end was sudden, something she couldn’t have known until seconds before it happened. But that simply meant her days were over. Eleterria was not capable of altering the fate of its user. When a person reached their appointed time of death, the same end would come to them, no matter what. The child disappearances that had left Farsas terrorized came to a sudden end. Lavinia flew to the castle upon hearing of her daughter’s suspicious demise. Once she learned of her traumatized grandson’s story and that children were no longer vanishing, she deduced what had occurred. "You’ve done nothing wrong, and I do not hate you. However, you are someone who should not be alive. And so you should not beget any descendants." From a modicum of mercy, Lavinia had utilized a curse instead of killing him. She had wanted to honor her daughter’s wishes, but also… she had felt sorry for Oscar. However, he was no longer a child. He possessed his own will and he stood before her, armed with a sword. He could move past his mother’s death. Thus, Lavinia believed it was time to correct things.
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Oscar:  Oscar stared the witch down. There was no doubting that his mother and grandmother had saved him. If his memories hadn’t been sealed away, he wouldn’t have grown into the man he was. For that fact, he was truly grateful. He thought of his mother. His emotions there ran deeper than mere gratitude. He wondered if this was how Tinasha had felt when she’d gone into magical hibernation. Oscar held Akashia steady. He could see the witch was casting a massive spell. One corner of his lips curled in a smirk. "You might be here seeking retribution for my mother’s actions, but I’m still your enemy. I’m guilty of the same crime she committed, after all." While he didn’t remember that, Tinasha did.