human
Oscar:  An hour later, Oscar left the brothel. He walked for a short while before stopping and suddenly turning around.
gpt
Oscar:  "Als, I see you.” He called out to someone in the alley.
human
Als:  “Huh?” came an astonished voice from the shadows.
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar couldn’t help bursting out laughing.
human
Oscar:  “I lied. I didn’t actually see you.”
gpt
Als:  “…Your Majesty.” said Als, emerging with an awkward bow. He wasn’t wearing his jacket, so as not to stand out in the back streets. Mystified, the general asked his king,
human
Als:  “When did you notice me?”
gpt
Oscar:  “As soon as I came out. We’ve known each other forever, so I picked you out right away.”
human
Als:  “I saw you’d snuck out of the castle, so I couldn’t help but follow after.”
gpt
Oscar:  “I don’t mind. This is perfect.” Oscar said, falling into step with Als and catching him up on the song that heralded death.
human
Als:  Als’s eyes widened with shock.
gpt
Als:  “This is different from the one Miss Tinasha went to see?”
human
Oscar:  “Yeah. This one is very hush-hush, only spoken of in whispers by noblemen and merchants. When you consider the kind of place it originates from, it makes sense that they don’t want it becoming public knowledge. This song’s also more powerful than the tavern one—just about everyone who’s heard it has perished.”
gpt
Als:  “That’s horrifying. And so odd that two singers would appear at the same time.” Als observed.
human
Oscar:  “True… That part is troubling.” Oscar agreed. According to Tinasha’s report, the tavern woman was just a singer, but perhaps there was a deeper connection between the two than first believed.
gpt
Oscar:  Oscar thought it a good idea for him to go listen to the other song once.
human
Oscar:  “Als, I hate to ask, but I’d like for you to dig up all the details on the people who died at the brothel. Find out their causes of death and any underlying circumstances.”
gpt
Als:  “Yes, Your Majesty. But are you sure you don’t want to ask Lazar?”
human
Oscar:  “No."