human
Vlad:  “Wait, the Church went out of their way to build this torture chamber…and it turns out they didn’t even need to?”
gpt
Kaito:  “That they didn’t, my dear. Since time immemorial, it has been an occasional habit of the weak to fearfully give offerings to the strong despite neither party wishing it. It’s a tragic tale, truly, and I’m sure the unfortunate victims around us find it more appalling than any.”
human
Vlad:  Vlad chuckled, and Kaito clenched his fists. As they did, Diablo continued peacefully breathing. It looked like a satisfied child, one who had never so much as experienced sorrow. Vlad drew his face close to the child’s, which was repulsive in a difficult-to-quantify way. This time, his laugh was tinged with irony. “Heh, no matter how proficient its master’s order, seeing an entity with power enough to destroy the world merely sleeping like this after manifesting is wholly unprecedented. And I say that as someone who lives in that very world.”
gpt
Kaito:  “Nay, you were burned through and through till you were well and truly dead. I made quite certain of that.”
human
Vlad:  “Ah, right you are. Burned to death by my own beloved daughter, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha. Wait, no, I suppose that isn’t anything to laugh about. But, well, I exist in some capacity, in any case. And because of that, it would be rather bothersome if the world went and got itself destroyed. But at the same time, as a mage, leaving Diablo to its rest seems altogether a waste. At any rate, though, it won’t wake unless it receives a new order from its contractor.”
gpt
Hina:  As she heard Vlad’s declaration, Hina narrowed her emerald eyes just a hair. As she stood beside Kaito, she laid her hands over the breast of her maid uniform and clasped them together tightly. “Its contractor…”
human
Kaito:  Seeing her unease, Kaito drew himself closer to her. After exchanging a glance, the two of them nodded. Jeanne had already told them who the contractor was. The Suffering Saint revered by the Church. She’s the one contracted to the first demon. The long-sung legend of the world’s restructuring at the hand of the Saint had another, hidden side to it. Before becoming known as the Saint, she’d formed a contract with the most powerful demon. While it’s unclear what her objective was, she was unable to maintain control and ended up destroying the world. In her regret, she summoned God, formed a contract with Him, and rebuilt the world. But she was unable to endure her two contracts, nor was she able to die, so instead, she fell into a deep slumber—and ever since, the truth had been perverted, leaving the focus solely on the fact that she’d carried God within her body as the savior who rebuilt the world. And because of that, she’d become worshipped as the “Suffering Saint.” Part of the reason that the order she gave to the First Demon was so effective was probably because she used God’s power for it as well.