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Narrator:  Right in front of them, the straight path they had been walking through the sand divided into two paths. The fork was nice and neat; there was no notable difference between right and left. It looked like there wasn’t anything to base a decision on other than instinct, but—
human
Anastasia:  "It looks like we are being told to figure it out. What shall we do?"
gpt
Subaru:  "As best I know, Zhuge Liang said to always go right in situations like this."
human
Ram:  "Who’s that?" He could remember that, according to behavioral studies, humans tended to unconsciously go left when they were confused. It was probably something to do with a bunch of complex factors like dominant eye or leg or stuff like that. Subaru had picked up a wealth of pointless facts, but that was a useful one. Or at least he thought so.
gpt
Subaru:  "I always want to check the right path first. That’s my justice!"
human
Ram:  "You really seem to trust this Zhuge Liang."
gpt
Anastasia:  "Who’s that?" Ram’s eyes narrowed, and Anastasia cocked her head again. From just their exchange, it might have sounded like they were just screwing around, but all three of them had serious looks on their faces. It was already more than two hours since they had been separated from the others.