human
Subaru:  "Do you know details about the Witch Cult’s Archbishops of the Seven Deadly Sins?”
gpt
Echidna:  "Archbishops of the Seven Deadly Sins? Hmm, unfortunately, I do not know the term. Could you tell me about them in more detail?"
human
Subaru:  "Our positions really are reversed, sheesh… Well, if you don’t know, that’s fine." A smile came over Subaru at the sight of Echidna being thrown off—it hid the pain in his chest.
gpt
Subaru:  "Yeah, it’s fine." He’d hoped. But those hopes had been easily dashed. So there was no point staying there any longer. If she knew nothing of the archbishops, she knew nothing of their Authorities, the damage they did, or ways to repair it. —Meaning she didn’t know how he could save Rem.
human
Subaru:  "Can you send me out already? I’ll come chat with you over tea another time, okay?"
gpt
Echidna:  "Is that really a promise you can easily make with a dead person, and a Witch at that…?" With Subaru in a hurry to make his escape, his words made Echidna sigh, all poison seemingly drawn out of her. Then, in a resigned fashion, she waved an arm, and Subaru felt wind behind him. When he looked back, a single door had appeared in the world of bottomless darkness and a broken sky.
human
Echidna:  "Pass through that door, and you shall awaken outside. Goodness, I have never had a tea party such as this."
gpt
Subaru:  "Sorry for not indulging in your hospitality. Incidentally, about this ruin… Can I ask, when I leave the tomb, where should I go to head toward the residents of the Sanctuary?"
human
Echidna:  "I told you before. I know little about the outside. Quite naturally, I do not know the location of the settlement, either."
gpt
Subaru:  "Man, for a calm, collected know-it-all character, you really come up short…" He meant to needle her, but Subaru’s shoulders sank at how Echidna amply puffed out her quite average breasts. After that, he raised a hand toward her in lieu of words of departure, thus announcing he was taking his leave. Though he had been fiercely on guard at the beginning, it was a surprisingly gentle way to end a tea party with a Wit—.
human
Echidna:  "—Now then, since you are heading back from a tea party with a Witch, it is about time I take the compensation due." Most improperly, it was a demand tossed toward him at the very, very end. Subaru, feeling horror as the echo of her words terribly clawed at his spirit, turned his head alone toward her.
gpt
Echidna:  "...It bears mentioning that I’m a pauper up there with the best of ’em. A Witch’s compensation is not paid in coin. What I seek from you is a pact. My terms are that you are forbidden from speaking to others about what took place at this tea party." Echidna, the Witch, said not in malice, but with nothing more than a quiet, gentle smile.