human
Valt:  “Allow me to say that I am not the one who cast this spell. If you kill me, the caster will trigger it. Ah, and don’t think of telling anyone. No one can do a thing to stop this. Within the spell are five definition names.” Valt shrugged, such was the thoroughness of Valt’s plan, and how cautiously he had arranged everything.
gpt
Tinasha:  “You would go this far to get Eleterria…? What do you mean to do by changing the past?” Tinasha’s irrepressible emotions made her magic start to roil and seethe.
human
Valt:  “I have a mere personal wish.” He answered.
gpt
Tinasha:  She understood that some people weren’t like her. For most people, in fact, what was worth doing and what they wanted to do didn’t equal out. Valt was a prime example.
human
Valt:  “I feel no guilt at all, no matter how many I must sacrifice. Regardless of how I die, it is only for a moment. It’s all overwritten before long. That’s how we’ve always done things.” A cynical grin twisted Valt’s lips as Tinasha sensed a quietly flickering flame deep within the man’s eyes and voice.
gpt
Valt:  “Shall I let you in on a little something? Do you want to know why I picked Tuldarr for my target?”
human
Tinasha:  “Isn’t it because it’s my homeland?”
gpt
Valt:  “Yes, that’s certainly part of it. I know the nation is your weak point. You’d never abandon Tuldarr. But there’s more to it than that. Ordinarily, that country shouldn’t exist.”
human
Tinasha:  “Excuse me?”
gpt
Tinasha:  What was he on about? What did Valt mean by claiming it shouldn’t exist? How had things gotten overwritten to make that…?
human
Tinasha:  Gasping, Tinasha clapped a trembling hand over her mouth. “No…!”
gpt
Valt:  “Tuldarr actually fell the night they ripped you open.” He stated, the words sounding heartless to Tinasha’s ears.
human
Tinasha:  She pressed an unconscious hand to her unmarred stomach. “But how? I controlled that magic…”
gpt
Valt:  “Yes. You triumphed even on the brink of death. But the catalyst for the forbidden curse was not the same.