conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “SO THE THING IS…Rae and I got into a fight.”
conversations.prefix: Claire François:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  “Oh my. How unusual.” Some time had passed since the Bauer Kingdom’s revolution. Lene and Claire sat across from each other in a restaurant meant for ordinary citizens, not nobles. The building had been damaged by the eruption of Mt. Sassal, but Lene’s business—Frater—had financed its restoration. The interior was tidy, and the chairs and tables—also supplied by Frater—were all neatly arranged. Frater mainly operated in the Alpes, but they were thinking of expanding business to Bauer as part of the restoration efforts. For both moral and financial reasons, it sounded like a good plan and a wise move on Lene’s part. She was staying in Bauer for the time being to help with restoration efforts. As for Claire, she lost her status of nobility and was rendered a common citizen. Or at least, common enough. People seemed to celebrate her as one of the key figures of the revolution for some reason. That aside, she worked behind the scenes with the new government to draft their new constitution, acted as a middleman between citizens and government, and was kept overall quite busy these days. Rae made herself useful in her own way. Being a dual-caster with high aptitude in earth and water magic, she was often called upon to help with restoration efforts. Her earth magic could be used to remove volcanic ash and rock, as well as restore buildings; and her water magic was crucial for healing the wounded. These days, she was often seen running this way and that around the capital with a mana potion in hand. As a result of their new busy lives, Rae and Claire hadn’t had much time to spend together. They’d made their feelings clear to one another and were planning to have a wedding ceremony one day with people from their inner circle present, but as one would expect, not being able to see each other much had put some strain on their relationship. Things wouldn’t be so bad if they talked it out, but instead, they were both pretending not to be stressed out by the situation. This caused them to misunderstand one another, each believing the other didn’t care about spending time together…until things hit a boiling point three days ago.
conversations.prefix: Lene:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “I can see you getting cranky, but it’s quite a surprise to hear even Rae got like that.”
conversations.prefix: Lene:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  “Excuse me? I do not get cranky.”
conversations.prefix: Claire François:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “If you say so. You can be rather blunt when expressing your qualms, though.”
conversations.prefix: Lene:
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value:  “That’s not… Well… Okay, I suppose you’re right.” She had me there. Claire was not one to mince her words, and that was a fact. There weren’t many who understood her as well as Lene. Perhaps Rae and her father, but that was it.
conversations.prefix: Claire François:
conversations.from: human
conversations.value:  “On the other hand, Rae isn’t one to openly show how she feels.”
conversations.prefix: Lene: