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Oscar:  He had inquired about it at the mansion, but Tinasha hadn’t given a clear reply because of the other people around. Now that they were alone, Tinasha’s bafflement was obvious as she revealed Valt’s request, explaining that the two magic spheres were called Eleterria, and he wanted both.
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Oscar:  "So it did have to do with those orbs." Oscar mused. While it was a mystery how Valt knew of their existence, he undoubtedly hoped to alter the past in some way. If he knew that Tuldarr and Farsas each had one, he must have been very well-informed. Not only that—he and others before him had spent years plotting to steal the time-altering objects.
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Oscar:  Upon realizing that, Oscar scowled unhappily. "No way of knowing what’s the truth and what he’s just bluffing about."
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Tinasha:  "But if just one orb can take you back into the past, why does he need both?" Tinasha wondered out loud.
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Oscar:  "Great question. Maybe there’s another way to use them if you have two?" Oscar guessed. "Like going to the future? If that happened, we’d have no hope of beating him."
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Tinasha:  "It’d depend on what he uses them for." Tinasha replied.
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Oscar:  Speculating wouldn’t get them anywhere. The important thing was not to allow the orbs to get stolen. However, there was one thing that needed to be done. "I’m going to ask my dad about the orb. The one in Tuldarr was sealed away four hundred years ago, right? So that means Valt could only have info on the Farsas one."
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Tinasha:  Tinasha cocked her head to one side. "You think he knows something?"
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Oscar:  "He understands enough to realize the orb’s important, since he put it in the treasure vault while his other mementos of my mom are displayed in his rooms. No matter how busy he may have been at the time, he wouldn’t have mixed that u—" Oscar cut himself off mid-sentence, having suddenly realized something. He stared at Tinasha intently; she squirmed under his gaze.
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Tinasha:  "Wh-what is it?"
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Oscar:  "Well, you were gonna use that orb when those kids died recently, weren’t you?"
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Tinasha:  "But I didn’t. Are you going to lecture me?" Tinasha replied warily.
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Oscar:  "No. Fifteen years ago, Farsas had its own rash of missing children." Oscar replied. A series of kidnappings had occurred in the capital city. When the dust settled, over thirty kids were gone. One day, the abductions just abruptly ended.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha’s black eyes grew wide. "Are you saying that someone did what I wanted to?"
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Oscar:  "It’s possible. No one has ever found the kids who went missing, so they must have failed." Oscar told her. And if that were the case, it might have had something to do with his mother getting sick and dying right around the same time. Oscar urgently wished to ask his father about this, but formulating a strategy to counter the larger situation was equally pressing. "I’ll look into things on my side, so you just be extra careful for the time being.