human
Subaru:  Close enough to feel her breath. Close enough their lips might accidentally touch. Of course, Ram had no intention of something like that. It was just that the surroundings were dark, and they couldn’t see each other’s faces without being that close. One breath. As Subaru exhaled, Ram slowly moved away. The darkness coloring the world felt unreal, and Subaru grabbed a handful of sand to double-check that he was really there. And also, he could tell that he had died and reset again. “I…I…” Confirming his heart was beating, he took his time remembering what had happened. The moment of death was always intense, and the perfect memory of it was as unpleasant as ever. Stepping through it, though, he traced the steps he had taken leading up to his death—
gpt
Subaru:  “Ugh…” The vivid memory of the insignificant argument that had set him off, that had turned into a shouting match and then a murderous spree suddenly reared its head.
human
Ram:  “Barusu?”
gpt
Subaru:  “Ugh, eh…gaaah.” Ram looked suspicious of Subaru’s condition, but he didn’t have the mental capacity to answer her. His eyes were spinning in nausea. When it came to his own death, he was a veteran. He had experienced more times than he could count on two hands. But that didn’t mean he was used to death, either. That applied to his own death, too, of course, but it was the same for others as well. For his comrades and friends or anyone else. He was scared of dying himself, but the thought of someone he knew dying was enough to tear at his heart.