human
Grave Keeper:  That was the salvation they were trying to attain. The Grave Keeper and the rest of the fanatics, on the other hand, were trying to bring about the world’s restructuring.
gpt
Grave Keeper:  That was the salvation they were trying to attain. Most conflicts had some sort of common ground the two sides could agree on. But here, no such thing existed.
human
Grave Keeper:  There was no way for them to meet halfway. The chasm that lay between them was vast and deep. Given the situation, then, what could there be to talk about?
gpt
Elisabeth:  "’Twould be meaningless. And surely you know that, Grave Keeper. Exchanging words would amount to naught but a waste of time.”
human
Grave Keeper:  “Oh my, you state that so assertively. It saddens my heart, it does.”
gpt
Elisabeth:  “You lot endorse the restructuring, and we seek survival. The world will either perish or not perish. The two options leave no room for compromise, which presents us with a rare instance of pure, unadulterated opposition.” Elisabeth gave voice to the same thoughts that had been going through Kaito’s head. Still languidly resting her chin atop her palms and crossed legs, she bluntly continued.
human
Elisabeth:  “Mutual understanding is impossible for us. One or the other shall have to die.”
gpt
Grave Keeper:  “Oh my, I should hope not. We at least have room to talk things over. Elisabeth Le Fanu, you especially should have little reason to want the world to continue.” The Grave Keeper smiled.
human
Elisabeth:  Elisabeth sullenly arched an eyebrow.
gpt
Grave Keeper:  “Let us assume for a moment that the restructuring fails to occur and that you are all successful in borrowing Vyade Ula Forstlast’s wisdom and denounce the Church. A purge would take place within it, to be certain. And Godd Deos’s equilibrium sect would rise to power once more. Even so, the first demon’s existence would still be hidden from the public, and the truth would be concealed once more. Why, I would bet on it. You all would choose to remain silent, and Vyade would, as well.” Elisabeth offered no response to the Grave Keeper’s bold declaration. Although he was about to vehemently object, Kaito ultimately held his tongue.