human
Subaru:  They finished their dinner, cleaned themselves using the spring water (mostly just wiping down their bodies), and then split up for the day. It was time for bed. Now that I think about it, a chaotic all-night meeting to figure out how to clear this tower might have been the right way to approach things, but it’s also hard to imagine coming up with an answer that way right now. Future me will just have to find a solution to those problems, even if that’s a bit too easygoing. “It’s not like it’s a problem where a solution is gonna just randomly present itself. We’ll need to take our time with this test.”
gpt
Subaru:  It is what it is. Worst case, there is the option of just challenging it again tomorrow without any extra planning. Just trial and error rather than trying to approach it from every angle—what happens in the event of a fatal error is concerning, but at the very least that asshole doesn’t seem to be intent on killing us. And we might even find a clue while talking to him, like how Emilia managed to get concessions by just asking. “Even so, we still need to be able to analyze what comes, so that means eating and sleeping enough to be able to function at peak performance.” Rubbing his cheeks with both hands, Subaru tried to shake off all the various issues that were troubling him. So we’re done for the night. Everyone is going back to the carriage to sleep in preparation for tomorrow, but…
human
Subaru:  “Subaru, Betty will be with Emilia and the others in the carriage.”
gpt
Subaru:  “Mm? Ah, right. Sorry, Beako. Don’t stay up all night or it will keep you from growing. If you stayed small forever… Well, you’d still be cute. All right, make sure you stay up all night.”
human
Beatrice:  “You needn’t worry. Betty won’t grow any larger than this. She’ll be cute forever, so going to bed early isn’t a problem.” Beatrice yawned and waved casually as she left.