human
Tinasha:  Magic summoned using Lanak as the sacrifice would be quite different from that summoned by offering you. You were unable to take it all in, and the wild power destroyed Tuldarr and sent shock waves through the rest of the mainland. In the true course of events, almost all of what was once Tuldarr is now a barren wasteland razed by a forbidden curse.
gpt
Tinasha:  "But… No…" Her vision was going dark. The energy was sapped from her body. Tinasha struggled to breathe. Without her will to guide it, her body broke into a shivering fit. Tuldarr had been her life. Spilling blood had never been something Tinasha had questioned. She’d killed her emotions, too. Even when she couldn’t live up to a single one of her ideals, she had made the best choice possible. That was how it had been since she was born. Growing up all alone in a huge, empty wing of the castle, the betrayal of the man she saw as her brother, and the sacrifice of the only person to love and rescue her—she had borne all of it to keep Tuldarr safe. It went beyond duty. Tinasha had endured out of love for Tuldarr, despite its taking everything she had to give. And now, she was being told that it was never meant to exist. In the true course of events, Tuldarr would have perished with her.
human
Tinasha:  "It can’t be…" Her throat was dry as a bone, and she could barely force the words out.
gpt
Valt:  Valt eyed Tinasha with a modicum of sadness. "When Eleterria alters the world, it remakes itself by keeping a bare minimum of things the same. However, the survival of a nation that should have perished is too much. It doesn’t pain me at all to take Tuldarr as my hostage, because it should never have existed anyway. And what about you? Does it not pain you at all to look at Cezar, which lost so many of its people because Tuldarr survived? If Tuldarr had collapsed, as it should have, that would have never happened to Cezar.”
human
Tinasha:  Tinasha had nothing to say in the face of such a brutal provocation. Cezar’s downfall came after it murdered its own people to give rise to an army of the dead. Could that have been averted in a world without a prosperous Tuldarr? If all of this were true, that meant that Tinasha—and Oscar—were at fault for altering history.
gpt
Tinasha:  "I…" Tinasha felt as though she’d plummeted after losing her footing. Alarm bells went off inside her head, pleading that she denounce her enemy’s claims as lies. However, Tinasha did not heed that warning. She closed her weary eyes. The discord felt like it lasted for an eternity. Yes, it might all be a lie to throw her off. Yet it could just as easily be true. There was no way she could know. What was she to do, then? She lifted her head.