human
Tinasha:  Her eyes were wet with pearly tears. She took a shuddery breath and then gave him a melancholy smile. "I’ve traveled such a very long way… Will you listen to me?" The beseeching expression she turned on him was beautiful.
gpt
Oscar:  It had been a long time since he’d seen her with that look, and it had been equally as long since he’d watched her cry. Oscar dropped a soft kiss onto her lips. "Yes. Tell me."
human
Tinasha:  So Tinasha launched into the full story of Eleterria and the history that no longer existed.
gpt
Oscar:  After hearing everything, Oscar let out a long, hard sigh. "That’s quite a tale. I don’t believe a word of it."
human
Tinasha:  "I suppose you wouldn’t," Tinasha said with a pained look as she glanced over at the Eleterria orb on the bedside table. It was the blue one, which should have been locked tight within the Tuldarr treasure vault in the normal flow of events.
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Oscar:  "Tuldarr, huh? I would’ve liked to see it," Oscar remarked nonchalantly, making Tinasha’s heart ache. The people who loved and protected her motherland were all gone. In this world, that country had fallen to ruin four centuries before. In lifetime after countless lifetime, there was only one in which Tuldarr survived. But that instance was already lost to the sands of time; nothing of it remained. A half-cracked Eleterria had deemed it a dead end and initiated a rewind.
human
Tinasha:  "In the end, I couldn’t…save Tuldarr," Tinasha murmured, pressing her palms against her closed eyelids. Her regret turned to tears; Legis’s last smile surfaced in her memory. Tuldarr was like some illusory phantom, a country she had possibly dreamed up at some point. But it was no fantasy. Despite the fact that it didn’t exist now and that the alterations in time had erased it, that nation and the people who’d lived in it were there. She would be the only one to recall the beauty of the city lights and the days she’d experienced. Had the people of Tuldarr been truly happy? It was useless to answer that; it would make for a poor consolation. "There is no world where everyone is happy." So Valt had said. Had he been correct? The world kept spinning as tragedy and salvation intertwined like a pair of lovers. It was impossible to rescue everything. Someone would always be screaming with grief at any given moment. Tinasha had survived with her country once, and now she was left alone again. Her eyelashes stirred.
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Oscar:  With his thumb, Oscar gently wiped away the tears from her cheeks. "Was it a good country?"
human
Tinasha:  "Yes… Very much so." Tinasha would need a little more time to process the blow of losing her country a second time. Through Tinasha’s story, Oscar had learned about Eleterria. After a bit of hesitation, she also revealed the full truth of his mother’s death, which he listened to with astonishment. Then he let out a little sigh, not seeming mixed-up over it in the slightest.