conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  It felt like our ordeal was finally over. No more barrages of black beams came after that, and we were able to return to the capital. And so came an end to the kidnapping incident. Afterward, Lana was privately questioned by people from Bauer. Kidnapping was a crime, of course, but Claire and I didn’t want to file a report with the empire’s authorities.
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conversations.value:  According to her, she had been one of Salas’s human subjects, like Lilly—just as I thought. She and the other subjects had been made to compete with each other and raised to be dependent on Salas. After his success with Lilly, Salas abandoned Lana and the others…until a year ago, when someone calling themselves a representative of Salas approached her.
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conversations.value:  "I was so happy. I thought I was needed again."
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conversations.value:  Salas took advantage of her loneliness to control her. She had long come to dearly treasure her only gift from Salas, a white headband. Of course, it was actually a magical tool he used to manipulate her, but Lana had only known it as proof of his trust in her.
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conversations.value:  Like with Joel, Lana and Eve were both to be sent back to Bauer. The two would receive more thorough questioning there and assist with Salas’s capture. We spoke a bit before they departed.
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