conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first paragraph for a book with the title 'Test of the Twins'?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Test of the Twins
  The death knight brooded and plotted, his mind twisting and turning like the thorny branches of the black roses that overran his castle. The skeletal warriors paced the ruined battlements, each hovering near the place where he had met his death. The elven women wrung their fleshless hands and moaned in bitter sorrow at their fate.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs? Start with the sentence 'Behind him, he heard the sounds of horses shrieking in terror and the clattering of hooves'.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Behind him, he heard the sounds of horses shrieking in terror and the clattering of hooves. He hoped the knights were obeying his last command, but he could spare no time to see. There was still a chance, if he could get hold of Tas and the magical bracelet....
  Khirsah understood and was off at once, the tips of his wings grazing buildings as he swooped down the broad street in pursuit, knocking stone and brick to the ground.
  Tanis ran behind the dragon. He did not look around. He didn't need to. He could hear, by the agonized cries and screams, what was happening.
  That morning, death rode the streets of Palanthas. Led by Lord Soth, the ghastly army swept through the gate like a chill wind, withering everything that stood in its path.
  By the time Tanis caught up with the dragon, Khirsah had Tas in his teeth. Gripping the kender upside down by the seat of his blue pants, the dragon was shaking him like the most efficient of jail wardens. Tas's newly acquired pouches flew open, sending a small hailstorm of rings, spoons, a napkin holder, and a half of a cheese tumbling about the street.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last paragraph?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: And then they vanish from our sight. With a sigh, we turn and walk down the new road that beckons us onward.