case 2:
    //  Always comes here to check if it has Character Waiting.
    if(tr->dialogue->chr_wait)
    {
        //  If so, write nothing, and move to the following state.
        //  To process the text character by character.
        tr->state = 3;
    }
    else
    {
        //  If there is no Character Waiting on this Dialogue
        //  piece, just print the text on the box.
        tte_write(tr->chr);
        tr->state = 99;
    }

case 3:
    //  Adds the Character counter.
    tr->wait_counter++;

    //  If the waiting is = to the dialogue's assigned Character
    //  Waiting...
    if(tr->wait_counter == tr->dialogue->chr_wait)
    {
        //  Get the remaining "unprinted" string from the
        //  Dialogue Structure (tr = Text Render).
        text = tr->chr;

        //  Check for a TTE command ignoring the second
        //  character ('{') confirmation.
        if((*text) == '#')
        {
            //  If so, move forward 2 chars on the string,
            text += 2;
            //  and input the command line beyond the '{' char,
            //  getting the returned continuation of the string
            text = tte_cmd_default(text+2);
        }

        //  Input the present char on the remaining string,
        tte_putc((*text));
        //  and move a char forward on he string
        text++;

        //  Reset the Character Counter to 0
        tr->wait_counter = 0;

        //  Check if it is the end of the dialogue piece,
        //  to proceed into the box interaction.
        if((*text) == '\0')
            tr->state = 99;

        //  Return the remaining string to the
        //  Dialogue Structure.
        tr->chr = text;
    }
break;