human
Kaito:  They continued on like a pair of wide rivers. Eventually, they met up and converged on a colossal hole. The pit resembled a volcano’s crater with its gaping maw. Suddenly, a strange conviction assailed Kaito. Let’s say hypothetically that all the ice in the World’s End melted. What would happen? The water probably wouldn’t reach the sea. Regardless of whatever differences in height there may be, every drop of it would flow into that hole. Yet, even so, the void would remain. Even if it swallowed up everything else, nothing could ever fill that abyss. And at the same time, Kaito remembered something he’d once heard. Someone once said that the world has no end. The world is round, they proclaimed, and as such it has no terminus. Someone once said that the world has an end. It’s like a waterfall, they proclaimed, one that swallows up anything and everything. Someone once said that the world has an end. For God created that place, they proclaimed, and designated it “the World’s End.”
gpt
Kaito:  "...The World’s End." Kaito mumbled that phrase once more. Unlike the world he’d come from, in this one, there was a real chance that all three stories about the World’s End were true. The world was round, and it had no terminus. But it did have an End, one that God had designated. And therein lay a waterfall that swallowed up anything and everything. As those thoughts rattled around in his head, Kaito’s vision wandered. Given that the whelp had disappeared, this was no doubt the “answer” they’d been searching for.
human
Hina:  "Master Kaito, over there."
gpt
Kaito:  "Ah, there, huh?" After looking to where Hina was pointing, Kaito nodded. A narrow path just barely lay between the two crevices, and someone was standing at its end. The figure was black, and it was standing alone before the pit. In a way, it looked lonely, as though it had been waiting a long, long time for someone who had never come.
human
Elisabeth:  "...The Butcher." A brief murmur escaped Elisabeth's lips.
gpt
Kaito:  Kaito was about to break out in a run, but then he heard something.
human
???:  "Ah, what an excellent job you all did finding him! Now, at long last, I’ve finally reached a complete understanding!" A loud voice called out from behind him. Lodged within it was an unfathomable amount of joy. Goose bumps rose all across Kaito’s flesh. Horrified from the bottom of his heart, he felt his face stiffen as he turned around to look.
gpt
???:  "Blessings on you, and blessings on me! Everything is just as you will it!" Standing behind him was exactly who he’d expected to find. Her snowflake-covered crimson cloak fluttered, and she was flanked on all sides by grotesque, transfigured paladins. The image of the giant men protecting an adorable little girl was almost picturesque, like a painting of a maiden surrounded by monsters. But in reality, it was the girl who was the monster, not the transformed men.