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Kaito:  As he watched the changes the two Torture Princesses were going through, Kaito came to understand just how outstanding of a vessel the Saint had been. The fact that she’d been able to put Diablo to sleep, shelter God within her body, and still maintain her human form was nothing short of a miracle. In truth, her ability to keep the two of them from running amok was a feat so impressive, no words could do it justice. But now, she’d given up on doing so, and the result was the scene before them. Whether he wanted to or not, Kaito immediately understood. What he was looking at was calamity incarnate. Those two pillars of black and crimson, white and gold, would bring about an end to everything.
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Kaito:  There’s no way… The world can’t just be ending before my eyes…can it? For the first time in over a decade, Kaito was struck by an urge to scream and cry at his own powerlessness. The despair of it all made him want to just topple to his knees, tremble, and start wailing. Terror that no living creature could overcome seized him and refused to let go. But Kaito gritted his teeth and forced down all those emotions. He took a step forward.
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Hina:  “Master Kaito, you mustn’t! It’s dangerous!” Hina called out in a panic.
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Kaito:  “I know that. But I can’t just watch this happen.” Wallowing in terror and despair would accomplish nothing. Even in the face of his all-encompassing demise, he refused to stand by powerlessly and grieve. After all… …Just who is it in the middle of all that? Kaito looked up high in the sky. A single woman was hanging there, her eyes closed. The person who’d saved him, the girl who had laughed so innocently, was being crucified. She wasn’t the Saint. In the beginning, she hadn’t even been the Torture Princess. She was Elisabeth Le Fanu. The woman Kaito Sena admired most.
human
Kaito:  “Elisabeth!” Kaito screamed her name. Then, after shaking off the trepidation running through his body, he dashed toward the pillar. Because Kaito knew something. Screw terror. Despair? And the end of the world? So what? The thought of losing you is way scarier than any of that. Kaito Sena had sworn that, until the day he died, he would stay by Elisabeth Le Fanu’s side. And he had no intention of breaking that promise. Kaito finally arrived at the base of Elisabeth’s pillar. He reached out to grab one of the briars winding around her wing. His skin tore, and pain shot through his body. It felt like he was clutching at barbed wire. But he didn’t let go. Lifting his feet up onto the briar, he began trying to climb the wing. His beastly hand and his human both ran red as he tried to get closer to the captured woman.
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Kaito:  “Elisabeth! …Rgh!” Suddenly, the feathers and thorns proliferated, nearly swallowing Kaito up.