human
Crusch:  "There can be no greater tragedy for the Dragonfriend Kingdom of Lugunica.” With those words, the image in her mind shattered.
gpt
Crusch:  Crusch looked up, doubting her own ears, while someone in front of her clutched his head.
human
Someone:  “How can the entire royal family be gone? What will the dragon do? If we lose our pact, it will be a catastrophe for our nation. What with our relations with the Empire and the Holy Kingdom being as poor as they are right now…!”
gpt
Crusch:  What is he talking about…?
human
Someone:  “There’s also the issue of the preserved dragon’s blood. There is always the possibility that its return will be sought. To guard against this, we may see fit to go ahead and use it…”
gpt
Crusch:  What are any of you talking about…? Crusch stared blankly as she listened to the grim-faced attendees deliberate.
human
Crusch:  With mounting disgust, it dawned on Crusch: None of these people were really unhappy that the royal line had ended. What they were worried about was the implications of it—whether the dragon would abandon them. They were terrified of being turned out from the cradle of the dragon’s blessings. The death of the king, the end of the royal family—these were secondary considerations. To them, Fourier’s death is hardly a footnote.
gpt
Crusch:  That way of living, above all others, repulsed Crusch. She could hardly bear it as it cast a dark shadow over her heart.
human
Lyp Bariel:  “There is a matter I must share with you all.” The words cut through the furor of the assembly, and all eyes turned to the speaker. It was Baron Lyp Bariel.
gpt
Lyp Bariel:  When Lyp had sufficient attention from the crowd, he made his announcement in a shaking voice. “—There is a new inscription on the Dragon Tablet. The dragon has already revealed the fate of the kingdom.”
human
Lyp Bariel:  This caused a fresh uproar in the assembly hall.