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Oscar:  Ever since, Oscar had noticed a slight change in Tinasha’s behavior. It was as though her mind were constantly working while her emotions had been set aside. There was a noticeable sharpness to her as well, like all her edges were honed.
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Tinasha:  Called back to herself, Tinasha asked, “Hmm? What is it?”
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Oscar:  “Nothing. Are you upset?”
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Tinasha:  “I’m not upset.” She chirped, smiling at Oscar. But her arm remained thrown across her eyes. She wouldn’t look at him—as if she had no need to. It was certainly different from anger.
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Oscar:  Oscar could sense how terribly far away her heart was, and he found himself at a loss for words. This was the woman he was supposed to marry in three weeks, yet it was the first time he’d seen this side of her. They still met every day as usual, but recently, Oscar had noticed that something felt slightly off, accompanied by a mysterious sense of déjà vu. Thus, he made sure to ask Tinasha about it to check on her, and sure enough, something really had changed. What was to blame for this shift? Oscar reached out and touched Tinasha’s face. “What’s going on?”
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Tinasha:  “What do you mean? Nothing’s going on.” She replied, dropping her arm and revealing her dark, cold eyes. Tinasha sat up and looped her arms around her knees. “I think I’m going to visit Magdalsia to investigate after all.”
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Oscar:  “You’re what?”
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Tinasha:  “I’ll go undercover, gather what info I can, and then take out the witch, if necessary.” She stated. Her matter-of-fact demeanor stunned Oscar.
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Oscar:  He recovered swiftly, however. “Absolutely not. Do you realize that your abdication and our wedding are just around the corner? Why go stirring up trouble?”
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Tinasha:  “I am the only person who can battle the Witch of the Forbidden Forest.” She answered. To Oscar, that felt more scathing than the words alone should have been. He remembered Lavinia’s letter, which rendered him incapable of replying, before Tinasha could continue. “If I let her do as she pleases, things might grow out of control. I will take her down now, before that can happen.”
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Oscar:  “But…she still has royal authority in Magdalsia. Considering your position, one wrong move could start a war.” He pointed out.
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Tinasha:  “So I should just wait for her to attack? If we delay, we’ll only end up suffering greater damage, and there’s no telling how she’ll outsmart us.”
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Oscar:  “But that’s—” In a sense, Tinasha was correct. Responding now was the right move to secure peace in Tuldarr. However, it was also a clear act of war. Such a preemptive strike from a powerful mage had not been seen in hundreds of years. Should the truth of it come to light, the ramifications would shake the mainland to its core. It was akin to… “You’re going against the times.” He observed. A while back, Druza had attacked Farsas with a forbidden curse, and Tinasha had aided in repelling it.