human
Echidna:  “Your curiosity, your hunger to know—I acknowledge your greed.” Then he realized it: All that remained of the castle of dreams was the hill, and chairs for the two of them.
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Subaru:  Subaru gingerly opened his eyes and sat in the opposite chair as he gazed at the Witch. Aside from her and the white chair, the world had been stripped down to its barest essentials, with nothing but gloomy, stagnant darkness spread over where the grassland had been. The one thing he was certain of was if he fell into it, there would be no coming back. That sent a chill running up Subaru’s spine as Echidna, in high spirits, joyfully clapped her hands toward him.
human
Echidna:  “Now, what do you wish to ask about? Daphne, the Witch of Gluttony, creator of beasts in defiance of the will of Heaven to save the world from starvation? Camilla, the Witch of Lust, filled with love for the world, granter of emotions to they that are inhuman? Minerva, the Witch of Wrath, who, lamenting a world filled with conflict, sets people straight through her fists? Sekhmet, the Witch of Sloth, who, wanting a moment’s peace, drove the dragons beyond the Great Waterfalls for that reason alone? Or Typhon, the Witch of Pride, the young, innocent, merciless one who continued to render judgment onto sinners?”
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Subaru:  He’d never heard of these—no, these were lost vestiges of history unrecorded in the present world. Hearing her speak the name of one Witch after another, Subaru was speechless.
human
Echidna:  Echidna smiled all the more as she continued. “Or perhaps Echidna, the Witch of Greed, the embodiment of craving for knowledge, whose search for any and all wisdom lingers even after unto the afterlife?” Touching a hand to her own breast, Echidna said the words in a self-depreciating fashion. “Or perhaps,” she continued, “the Witch of Jealousy, the abominable woman who destroyed and consumed the other six, and made the whole world her enemy?”
gpt
Subaru:  Subaru Natsuki felt a powerful aura of death in the form of the girl seated before his eyes. That was the desolate insight Subaru had gained about Echidna, proven by her own witchy ways. She was a being nothing like him. It had nothing whatsoever to do with her enmity, or lack thereof. In the face of truly inescapable terror, it was easy for a person’s emotional responses to go on lockdown.
human
Echidna:  “Awww. It seems I have intimidated you too greatly. It has always been thus; my lips grow too loose when I become interested in something. A Witch’s nature is truly a troublesome thing.”
gpt
Subaru:  With Subaru cowed into silence, Echidna remained seated as she voiced words of self-reflection. However, there was not a single trace of actual reflection. The wall separating the two remained absolute. The true nature of the malaise he’d subconsciously ignored until he realized its presence was laid bare a second time.
human
Echidna:  “Knowing that makes me feel rather lonely. But you should begin to adjust to it soon.