human
Gargantua:  They were enlarged, as though they were looking through glasses, and they swiveled and turned as Gargantua made its pointy way across the icy ground.
gpt
Kaito:  Kaito and the others continued following Gargantua in silence. No matter how far they went, the scenery never changed. That, in and of itself, was unsettling. If all of it is beautiful, then it kinda feels like everything in it is dead. A chill ran down Kaito’s spine, one completely unrelated to the cold. The notion that they were merely going around in circles began captivating him.
human
Gargantua:  Gargantua came to a sudden stop. Thrusting one leg into the ice to use as a fulcrum, the automaton spun around. It turned to face Jeanne and rattled its head up and down. It was clearly conveying something to her, as Jeanne quietly nodded back.
gpt
Jeanne:  “Ah, I understand now. C’mon, ya lumps! Keep up!” Jeanne and Gargantua changed course. Turning to the side, they set out perpendicularly from where they had stopped.
human
Kaito:  Kaito found it rather difficult to believe that the Grave Keeper had traveled in such a bizarre manner. It would appear that the two of them had stopped following the Grave Keeper’s tracks altogether. But then where are they going?
gpt
Gargantua:  Gargantua stopped and began walking parallel to their original route.
human
Kaito:  Kaito and the others followed after it. As they did, the scenery around them began gradually changing. The ground began sloping up at a much more noticeable angle than the hill they’d visited earlier. Kaito found himself on the verge of slipping a number of times. Each time, though, Hina successfully managed to support him. Constantly thanking her, Kaito laboriously made his way up the silvery hill. Especially large snowflakes began crunching under his feet, and he called ahead to Jeanne.
gpt
Kaito:  “So why’d we stop following the footprints and come this way instead?”
human
Jeanne:  “The number of sets of prints increased. Do you know why that is, mister?”
gpt
Kaito:  “…The Grave Keeper must have met up with her subordinates. We must be near their camp.”
human
Jeanne:  “Precisely. A keen hypothesis, coming from The Fool. Furthermore, the Deus Ex Machinas share information among themselves. According to Pantagruel, this cliff is the optimal location from which to observe their camp. Also, do make sure you avoid walking in front of Gargantua. Falling to your death before we meet our first foe would be a hell of a bad joke!”
gpt
Kaito:  Kaito cocked his head, confused by Jeanne’s warning. It sounded like there was a cliff in front of them, sure, but not even he was dumb enough to just fall over its edge. A moment later, he took it all back.
human
Gargantua:  Gargantua had come to an abrupt stop. Before it lay nothingness.