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Als:  With the main offender dead, his accomplice—Clara—was banished from Farsas. As Als looked between Clara’s written testimony and the investigation report, he let out a whistle of admiration. "That Simon guy made it look like suicide, but he was the one actually killing them. What a letdown."
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Tinasha:  "That was the easiest way to do it." Replied Tinasha as she sipped her tea in the king’s study. The matter was all resolved now. "The woman had a bit of magic, too. She hadn’t undergone any training, but she could layer it on top of her song to give her a degree of control over the mood of her listener. The audience would get depressed and think they were about to commit suicide. That’s when Simon would strike."
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Oscar:  Oscar voiced a doubt after her succinct summary. "That woman believed herself to possess some other sort of power."
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Tinasha:  "Everyone she wished dead went ahead and died one after another. It’s only natural she’d think something like that after a while. The man egged her on repeatedly, too." Tinasha explained.
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Als:  "What an incredible tale…" Als sighed, looking up at the ceiling. All the secrets had been revealed, but the case itself remained so peculiar that he had a hard time believing it all. "But what was his aim in the first place?"
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Tinasha:  Chin resting in her hands and a sullen look on her face, Tinasha answered, "My guess is that Simon just wanted to give Clara what she wanted. Evidently, this all started when a patron cruelly insulted her. Then he created the song for her. Their signal was that she would sing the song to someone she wanted dead. She was the one who selected their victims."
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Als:  "And the tavern singer happened to hear the song and decided to make a name for herself by singing it, too?" Asked Als.
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Tinasha:  "The tavern singer was the superior performer. The tune was designed to manipulate emotions. An exceptional voice meant that no magic was needed. To sum it all up, everything stemmed from the man who composed the song. Truthfully, it’s the first time I’ve ever seen such a talent. If he’d been part of the royal court, a skill like that might’ve changed history." After Tinasha brought the topic to a close, she returned her empty cup to the tray. Directing a frigid look at Oscar, she asked, "So how much of a lecture do you want to hear?"
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Oscar:  Oscar grimaced. "You’ve already blown up the study; isn’t that enough?"
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Tinasha:  "Of course it’s not." She retorted.
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Als:  Als looked around the room. They weren’t in Oscar’s normal workplace. The witch had completely destroyed that room. That had been the perfect opportunity to move Oscar to a room more suitable for a king. At present, Als, Oscar, and Tinasha were standing in the new study.
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Oscar:  Oscar grumbled as he processed paperwork. "I swore Als to secrecy and everything… I never thought Doan would uncover the composer."
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Tinasha:  "How blessed you are to have such talented subjects."