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Oscar:  Resolving the case turned out to be an exercise in frustration. Oscar frowned as he listened to a report of the culprit’s testimony. “A call for mages? Cuscull… Isn’t that the same new country that sent an envoy to invite Tinasha?”
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Kav:  “It is. It doesn’t look like they’re doing it openly, but they’ve proclaimed themselves open to all capable mages. This man resorted to murder trying to heed that call,” Kav explained, reading out the report and glancing to one side. His gaze fell to the crown prince’s protector. She was sitting on a couch with her legs crossed. Despite having been furious and nearly killing the man, Tinasha now seemed a portrait of placid calm—on the surface anyway.
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Tinasha:  Crossing her arms, she took over the report. “Though the invitation is for ‘capable mages,’ that can mean a great many things. It looks like Cuscull is trying to collect those who excel at warfare. I don’t know what they’re planning, but it doesn’t bode well that they’re inciting people to commit terrible acts.”
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Oscar:  “A magic sword, huh? Mass production of such a weapon would not be good for us,” Oscar commented.
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Tinasha:  “Normal mages cannot produce magic swords. Almost all of them are fakes, with the exception of Akashia. A considerable amount of magic and a very complicated spell are both needed to fix a soul to an object. That’s why most cases have historically come about by accident,” Tinasha detailed.
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Oscar:  “You’re saying it’s difficult to intentionally re-create such a process. Now that the challenge is out there, though, it’s likely to cause further trouble.”
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Tinasha:  “Idiots are out there doing things like this because they don’t know any better. Not knowing what they’re getting themselves into convinces them it’s worth pursuing… This is why, with time, people will repeat the same cycle of despair,” Tinasha snapped back coldly. A sorrowful shadow fell over her dark eyes. Her words spoke to countless instances of lost hope witnessed over the many years of her life.