human
Javi:  Shielded by her husband’s back, she’d struggled to hold him up. She was beautiful. Javi was done in at first sight. The fierce glint in her eyes as she’d looked at her husband had completely taken hold of him. He wanted to make her eyes glow that way for him. Among Javi’s faded memories, only the image of her remained vivid and bright. He could never forget the look of shock in her eyes as she stared at him over her fallen husband. He had never felt this much attachment toward another person. But he wanted her badly. He couldn’t give up. That was why he was here now. Without taking his eyes off Elze, Javi rubbed his left arm. It had been magically reattached. Getting the limb back in proper working order had required a considerable amount of pain and hard work.
gpt
Elze:  Elze’s eyes widened slightly. Her thin lips trembled.
human
Oscar:  Scratching his head in annoyance, Oscar walked over to where his team was. "So I’m definitely one of the three. What should we do about the other two…?" He grabbed the cat by the back of its neck and lifted it up to eye level. "Going by order of strength, this one should be first, but right now she’s just a cat."
gpt
Tinasha:  Just then, the cat’s outline rippled. The tiny black kitten turned back into the witch’s original shape in a flash.
human
Oscar:  Oscar’s face darkened as he scolded, "I told you not to change back. Are you asking to get punished?"
gpt
Tinasha:  "Just because I was a cat, you can’t grab me by the back of the neck. I’ll suffocate!"
human
The others:  The others were speechless at the witch’s sudden appearance. No one thought that the king’s short-tempered little kitten was his protector in disguise.
gpt
Tinasha:  Rubbing the back of her neck, Tinasha said offhand, "I’ll go."
human
Oscar:  "No. Let me finish… Of those two he’s going with, the shorter one is probably a mage." Oscar eyed the two men standing in the clearing. Both the muscular giant and the short-statured man were carrying swords and didn’t look like mages. If Tinasha said it was so, however, then Oscar believed her. "Got it. I’ll leave him to you."
gpt
Tinasha:  "Understood." Tinasha replied, already starting to tie up her long hair. Drawing closer to Oscar, she whispered, "Also… Isn’t there something strange about this place? I feel an odd presence."
human
Oscar:  "An odd presence… They said it’s a holy place. Could that be it?"
gpt
Tinasha:  "Mmm… Something about the story of ‘a visit from another god’ is fishy. If it wasn’t some member of Aetea’s lineage, then what did they take for a god?"
human
Oscar:  "A high-ranking demon maybe? That sort of thing happens a lot."
gpt
Tinasha:  "It does, but I think it’s something more…" Tinasha trailed off. The witch racked her brain, trying to figure out what it was that nagged at her. She shot a glance at Oscar with her dark eyes. "Maybe I should transport everyone to a different location?