human
Oscar:  "I don’t know what you’re thinking now, but if you still want to save people, even if it means altering the past…and if you’re prepared to have that affect your life…then I want to honor that and destroy it."
gpt
Eleterria:  "Oscar…" Eleterria had reshaped events over and over. Those were all, undoubtedly, challenges to destiny. In the shadows of history, people had challenged fate ceaselessly. This would be the final confrontation—destroying Eleterria and restoring all of the altered destinies to what they should truly be. If that counted as yet another change, it would be the biggest yet. The mother who was first given Eleterria would not be able to save her child, and the Time-Reader family would vanish. Valt wouldn’t be born, and he wouldn’t meet Miralys. Not only that, the lives and destinies of many people alive now would be modified, such as how Oscar’s was when his mother rescued him from a demon attack.
human
Tinasha:  "You…" Tinasha began, but couldn’t go on. Does he understand that he might die? The witch gazed into Oscar’s blue eyes searchingly, and he flashed her a little grin.
gpt
Oscar:  "I can say that because Eleterria saved me, and I’ve used it to save another. Even so, changing the past is honestly a backward-looking way of doing things. No matter how much you regret something, you have to live with it. We shouldn’t…be able to do anything for what’s behind us." He stroked her hair. "Besides, wouldn’t it make us more careless in the present moment if we knew we could go back to fix things?"
human
Tinasha:  It sounded like he was chastising a small child, and Tinasha smiled sorrowfully. Oscar was right, but it was only because he was so strong that he could make such a declaration. How many human emotions and revisions had gone into this world? The littlest feeling distorted history, and that deformity spread until it became the next foundation. It was wrong. Tinasha knew that. However, she wasn’t sure if she could dismiss it, for it was so very human. Oscar was different, though.