human
Phaedra:  Phaedra slowly turned around. When she attempted to cast an attack spell, her vision went dark. She scowled.
gpt
Tinasha:  Tinasha smiled as she watched the demon woman’s face blanch. "You can’t move very well, can you? I don’t think you’re used to how human bodies work. Too much blood loss makes them very cumbersome.”
human
Tinasha:  Tinasha had first noticed it when the vines cut Phaedra’s leg. The demon must have numbed her sense of pain, so she didn’t notice the blood flowing freely from her wounds or do anything to stop it. The first thing a mage did when wounded in battle was to stop the bleeding and dull the pain. Failing to do both risked disrupting their concentration. Phaedra had only done the latter, so Tinasha made her opponent bleed out with shallow cuts all over. In particular, she had targeted Phaedra’s back, as the demon wouldn’t notice any lacerations there. Bright red liquid coated everything from her shoulder blades down. Even more blood gushed out onto Phaedra’s back from the stab wound.
gpt
Phaedra:  The demon queen glared hatefully at Tinasha. “This substance is so… filthy…”
human
Tinasha:  “Really? A warm body’s not that bad, is it? I like this temperature. Not to worry, though. You’ll go cold soon enough,” replied Tinasha.
gpt
Phaedra:  “You’re the one who’s going to die!” Phaedra screamed as a silver light flashed in midair.
human
Tinasha:  But with a short incantation, Tinasha negated it. A stroke of her sword tore the demon apart. Crimson stained Phaedra’s lovely silver hair. Drops got into her eyes as well, turning her vision red. Her lips trembled. She was so heavy and chilly. Was she really going to perish here? Of all places? There was no answer. Her vision went black, and Phaedra shivered with fear like a child and closed her eyes.
gpt
Tinasha:  sighed as she watched her opponent collapse onto a pile of rubble. Phaedra’s body lay twisted like a broken doll’s. Black mist emanated from her corpse and melted into the air. Such was the death of a high-ranking demon. “I will go on while you sleep in this city,” Tinasha said, her eyes watching the sky. Rain had begun to fall.