human
Subaru:  “I should give you my thanks.”
gpt
Abel:  “We’re still stuck here even if you do… Damn it, are there no spots that are a bit looser?”
human
Subaru:  Subaru tried to slam his body into the branches but couldn’t find any gaps in the wooden cell that had, at first glance, seemed to have been put together in a rush. The lattice of thick branches was stuck solidly in the ground as if it had been put together using heavy machinery. Of course, there was no heavy machinery like that in this world, so it had been made by human hands. Either they had built it together as a big group, or else they had monstrous strength along the lines of Emilia’s or Garfiel’s. “Making something like this in a village full of women…”
gpt
Abel:  “Do not underestimate the Shudrak people. They are a race of women descended from warrior gods who only have female children, and who have lived in this jungle for hundreds of years. They do not need male assistance beyond what is required for reproduction, and for that, their custom is to capture men from outside.”
human
Subaru:  “So they’re literally Amazons… Wait, is that why we were captured?” Catching men and using them as tools to obtain their semen. That sort of thing had taken place in desolate mountain villages in the ancient past. And this was a foreign land in a foreign world, where Subaru’s concept of what was normal did not hold. It was certainly possible.
gpt
Abel:  Abel snorted. “Worry not. They choose their seed with discretion. The seed of men who would lie and attempt to deceive them would bear nothing but corruption. I am sure they would refuse such seed.”
human
Subaru:  “…Lie…” At that, Subaru cursed his shoddy explanation. The weakness of his explanation was why Mizelda and the others had not believed him, even if the suddenness of having to explain it on the spot had partly contributed. It had not become any less of an outrage that he had no understanding of their ways or what they prided themselves on, just because he was trying to explain things desperately and with all sincerity. “But it isn’t a lie. The imperial soldiers are after the Shudrak people. And…”
gpt
Abel:  “And?”
human
Subaru:  “They will use fire as a last…no, as a first resort.”
gpt
Abel:  For the first time, Abel seemed taken by surprise. Setting fire to the jungle. That was what Todd had done when he’d learned of the existence of demon beasts in the jungle. Last time, the imperial army had chosen to burn the jungle on just Subaru’s word. If they saw the existence of the demon beast themselves, it was unlikely they wouldn’t choose to burn the jungle this time. “…Unless they were all wiped out.” That was certainly a possibility, after he’d decided to set a demon beast on them. His plan had involved knowingly summoning an enemy that might well kill them, so it was at minimum attempted murder, even if indirectly.