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Elisabeth:  She was arrogant, and at the same time, she knew full well what it meant to take a life. Her black hair fluttered as she began advancing, passing by Kaito in silence. When she did, she didn’t spare him so much as a glance. She said nothing to anyone else, either.
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Elisabeth:  “Resent me to your heart’s content. ’Tis your right to do so.” Unhesitatingly, she looked into those blue and purple eyes. Her gaze didn’t waver for a moment. Just like she’d done for Marianne and the children who’d been fused to the mass of flesh, she gazed at the one she intended to kill.
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Kaito:  At the same time, Kaito felt as though he’d been struck by lightning. What am…what the hell am I doing?
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Elisabeth:  “Go now to your rest.”
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Kaito:  “Elisabeth, wait!” The shout escaped Kaito’s lips half-unbidden.
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Elisabeth:  Elisabeth whirled to face him, clearly annoyed.
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Izabella:  Izabella stooped over, then let out a growl.
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Elisabeth:  Keeping a careful eye on her movements, Elisabeth heaved a sigh. “What, are you going to insist that we can save her or some such nonsense? Idiocy taken to extremes can border on sin, you know.”
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Kaito:  “No, that’s not it! I just need you to hold on for a minute.” Kaito tried to take a step forward. When he did, though, he realized something. Even though his thoughts were clear and level, his knees were on the verge of unceremoniously giving way.
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Hina:  Hina quickly rushed over to his side. She gently took his hand in hers to comfort him. “Master Kaito, your hand… I understand what it is you’re thinking. What a truly kind man you are. If you wish to do this, even though your legs tremble so, then I shall accompany you.”
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Kaito:  “Thanks, Hina. Every step I take forward is thanks to your help.” Kaito returned Hina’s soft squeeze. Then, with her by his side, he stepped before Elisabeth. Awkward as his demeanor was, the Torture Princess didn’t laugh at him. She simply waited for him to speak. As he gazed at her, he ruminated on something. Back at the entrance to the underground tomb, when he and Elisabeth had been crossing blades, what was it he’d been thinking about? Why had he fought so hard to avoid being killed by the Torture Princess? It wasn’t fear of death. It was mindless obsession. That’s right. It wasn’t because I didn’t want to die. It was something way more important than that. Like hell I’m gonna let Elisabeth kill me. Like hell I’m gonna let her kill anyone else she cares about. That was what had been going through his mind. Isn’t that right, Kaito Sena?! The number of people whom one could choose to save at all costs was highly limited. Kaito was well aware of that fact. Back before he was reincarnated, he hadn’t had a single person who was precious to him.