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Tinasha:  After marking out where Oscar and Travis were, she wove her way through the crowd and approached the former.
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Oscar:  He glanced down, partially dismayed. “You’re dressed so plainly. And you’re late, too.”
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Tinasha:  “I made it just on time. I haven’t eaten anything yet… It hasn’t been my lucky day,” she replied, sighing dispiritedly. Now she looked like the Tinasha he knew.
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Oscar:  Oscar laughed and grabbed a plate from a nearby table. “Here, get some sugar.”
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Tinasha:  “You want me to start with sweets? !” she cried, but she received the tray obediently enough and partook of the cream-covered pastries. As she devoured them with impeccable manners, she took a step closer to Oscar and whispered, “I found out something kind of dicey. I want to ask Travis about it.”
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Oscar:  After a sullen pause, Oscar bit out, “Fine.” While he certainly wanted to object, he knew that would do no good. It risked worsening his relationship with Tinasha, throwing the situation into chaos. Of course, that might happen after she spoke with Travis anyway, but they could worry about that when it happened.
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Mila:  Once Oscar nodded, Mila brought Travis and Aurelia over.
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Travis:  Travis bowed and gave a courteous greeting, which morphed into his usual rough manner of speaking immediately after Tinasha put up a barrier to prevent anyone from hearing their conversation. “What did you call us over for? What do you need?” he questioned brusquely.
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Tinasha:  Tinasha finished her second pastry and set her plate down. “I’ll get right to it. Do you have any memories of time repeating?”
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Oscar:  He frowned. He knew what she was trying to ask. Tinasha wanted to know if this demon king recalled the world before Eleterria rewrote it.
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Aurelia:  Aurelia looked confused.
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Travis:  Patting her head, Travis scoffed. “Oh, so that’s what this is about. I don’t have any memories, because those orbs are outsiders’ artifacts.”
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Tinasha:  Tinasha cocked an eyebrow. “Outsiders’ artifacts? What does that mean?”
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Travis:  “What? You mean you don’t know?” He glanced at Oscar, who shook his head. Reluctantly, Travis went on. “To put it simply, it’s a general term for items with powers that shouldn’t be possible under the laws of magic. That means they affect me as much as anyone else. There are no exceptions.”
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Tinasha:  “Really? Sometimes you truly make me wonder. Occasionally, you act like you know the future or you’re aware of what it was before things changed.”
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Travis:  “I don’t know anything. Get off my back,” Travis huffed, waving Tinasha off crossly.
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Oscar:  That made Oscar recall something. “Wait. The first time we met, you called me her husband.” At the time, Oscar and Tinasha hadn’t been engaged—they hadn’t even been romantically involved. Surely that meant Travis knew their prior history, the one where they were married.
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Travis:  The demon king could not mask his annoyance at Oscar’s comment. “You didn’t need to remember that…”
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Oscar:  “It was kind of hard to forget.”
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Travis:  “Shall I erase that memory for you?”
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Tinasha:  Before the two men could engage in pointless bickering, Tinasha intervened.