human
Otto:  "Why’d the sage do that, anyway?”
gpt
Otto:  “Er, well, this was hundreds of years ago, you see. Aside from the story of how he planted the tree, next to nothing is known about Flugel, not even why he is treated as a sage.”
human
Subaru:  “The hell is that? Why treat him like a big shot if you don’t even know what good he’s done?”
gpt
Subaru:  Subaru was itching to hear the rest after Otto’s incomplete account, but when he saw that Rem and the other merchants weren’t adding to the story, it was apparent that his exploits really hadn’t been passed down. Subaru mulled over the thought, and around half an hour later, he saw the Great Tree for himself, to his shock. “Whoa… Yeah, incredible is about the only word I can use for it.”
human
Subaru:  The venerable tree, its branches rising into the night sky, towered over Subaru and the others with an overwhelming presence. Its size dwarfed the trees from his old world that were often said to be more than a thousand years old. According to Otto, this specimen was centuries old, making Subaru wonder if plants grew at a much faster pace in his current world. Before he realized it, he was seized by a considerable sense of awe. The enormous tree had put down its roots not in a great forest, but alone in an open field. Along the Liphas Highway, there was no landmark more prominent. Passing by the calmly towering Great Tree, the dragon carriages headed northeast in accordance with the map. As the distance to the Mathers domain lessened, Subaru finally began to feel a little regretful at leaving the Great Tree behind. “Geez, this isn’t the time to get all sentimental. Er, ah?” If he had been less troubled, he might have taken a picture of it with his cell phone. Subaru, who was sitting on the driver’s seat when he had the thought, felt uneasy as he redirected his attention from the Great Tree. “Where’d the bandanna guy to the right of us go?”
gpt
Subaru:  Subaru could see no sign of the dragon-carriage owner who had shown interest in his cell phone while running on their right. Subaru checked behind him to see if it had suddenly slowed down, but he saw only the dragon carriage that had been running behind the bandanna man; he was gone from the convoy, leaving an empty space. “Don’t tell me he was so enchanted by the big tree that he wandered off?”
human
Otto:  “What is it, Mr. Natsuki? Are you looking for something?”
gpt
Subaru:  “Not something—one of your guys, the one who was running on this side till just now, a manly looking guy with a bandanna. This ain’t the time to go tree climbing like a little kid.” Subaru harshly answered the carefree Otto with sarcasm, inwardly scolding him for poor management.
human
Otto:  But Otto, on the receiving end of that annoyance, stared blankly and tilted his head, as if he had no idea what Subaru meant.