human
Kaito:  Kaito frantically racked his brain on how to break the deadlock. In the end, he decided to hit the beastfolk with the most appropriate card he had. "The golden girl…Jeanne de Rais didn’t slaughter the people in those villages!"
gpt
Lute:  "What did you just say?" Lute was visibly shocked, just like Kaito had expected.
human
Kaito:  He breathed a sigh of relief. The beastfolk were proper soldiers; they cared more about their people who had fallen victim than about the wounds they themselves had suffered. He could take that to mean he’d been successful in buying them another chance to discuss things over and explain themselves. In order to give both himself and the beastfolk a chance to calm down, he took his time laying out his next few points. "Would you mind hearing me out? Right now, she and I are working together. And it’s to prevent the killer you guys are looking for from achieving their ultimate goal. If it’s okay with you, Lute, I wanna give you a proper explanation of everything that’s happened. Do you have somewhere we could sit down and talk?" Kaito already knew that the beastfolk had set up camp, but he decided to feign ignorance. However, the response he got was lethargic. Lute’s subordinates seemed unsure as well. Looks like they need another push. C’mon, think. How much information can I safely give out? The terrible truths he’d come to learn floated through his mind one after another. Each and every one of them was like a bomb with the power to shake human society to its foundations. If he let them slip carelessly, he could very well end up bringing about an international incident. Despite the fact that he was short on time, he considered his options as carefully as he could. I really want to be able to see eye to eye with Lute and his men here. They had no idea what was waiting at the World’s End. Given that the Butcher had brought them there, it had to be something important, but they were critically short on preparation and manpower. They didn’t even have a home base to speak of. We need to get the beastfolk to work with us. Because most importantly, if we lose Lute, we lose our connection to Vyade Ula Forstlast. Kaito and the others were trying to face off against the Church, a massive, influential organization. It was vital that they get someone powerful to back them up, and there was no guarantee that they’d have another chance to negotiate with the beastfolk. At worst, the world might even be destroyed before then. I don’t want to start a war between them and the humans. But right now, I need to maintain my relationship with the beastfolk. Kaito clenched his fists. Steeling his resolve, he opened his mouth. Then he threw down one of the most crucial cards available to him. As far as humanity was concerned, it was a perilous card indeed.