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Tinasha:  She had never put words to her feelings for Oscar. For the longest time, she’d avoided thinking about that. There was one thing on which Tinasha was certain. She’d discovered it after awakening in this era and spending time with him. Even if their paths diverged, he was someone very dear to her. It was clear that he was important, but beyond that… she didn’t know. It had never required much thought until now. How was she supposed to respond now that it was at the forefront of decisions she had to make? Oscar had apparently mentioned the proposal to Legis and some others, who had wished her well with Farsas. Meanwhile, her attendant Renart and the spirits couldn’t understand her hesitation. Had Oscar proposed for purely political reasons, Tinasha would have given an answer sooner. But that didn’t seem to be the case. Just pondering it made her feel dizzy, so much so that she was grateful for the times when she was buried in work.
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Lilia:  Lilia eyed her agonized master and remarked coolly, “Just marry him if he wants you.”
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Tinasha:  “I don’t know why he’s proposed to me, though. Even supposing that on some wild chance he really does like me and it’s not some trick of my imagination, we’re in a different time now… He doesn’t know what people were like in the Dark Age.” When she first awoke in this time, Tinasha had harbored a faint hope that he might fall in love with her, buoyed up by the fact that they’d been married in their previous history together. But once she’d snapped out of that daydream, she realized that she was only a queen with a bloodstained past. People only saw one side of Tinasha—a person who’d escaped her own time period and abandoned the throne to live freely for a short while. If Oscar knew how she’d subjugated those around her in the past, he definitely wouldn’t feel the same way about her.
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Lilia:  Lilia, one of Tinasha’s servants since the Dark Age, sipped from her teacup. “That’s true. In those days, you were the type to betray someone in order to stand on your own two feet.”
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Tinasha:  “Do you really think I was that bad?! I mean, that is how it was, but still!”
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Lilia:  “That’s why I suspect the Akashia swordsman might also be planning to betray you.”
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Tinasha:  “And get a Tuldarr hostage! That would make his motives easier to understand, but—”
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Lilia:  “So should we get rid of him after all?” Lilia asked.
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Tinasha:  “No!” Tinasha shouted, leaping to her feet.
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Lilia:  As Lilia watched her master go brew a new pot of tea, she giggled. “You know, I’m very glad to find you enjoying yourself. When you told us you wanted to put yourself in a magic sleep, I thought you’d finally gone crazy.”
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Tinasha:  “I can’t believe how much you didn’t trust me!” the queen exclaimed, pouting. Shortly after abdicating, Tinasha had informed the twelve spirits that she planned to enter a magic sleep.