human
Schult:  “Maybe try standing at attention instead of shriveling into a corner.”
gpt
Schult:  “Y-yes, my lord… Please excuse me…” Schult marched over to the ebony desk in the back of the room where Lyp was seated.
human
Al:  Seeing a stack of books from the case on the floor, Al plunked his bottom down onto it. "I won’t drag this out longer than it needs to be. Back to the topic at hand—Gilian. My plan is to appoint him as Priscilla’s knight.”
gpt
Al:  “Whoa, whoa, hold up, Master. What happens to me, then?” Al interjected, raising a hand. “The only reason I get to live here is because I’m the Princess’s knight.”
human
Lyp:  “Don’t worry, I won’t throw you out. I never toss out valuable pawns that easily, and it would be a bother keeping your mouth shut otherwise. I will make a place for you here at my house, though not as a knight. You don’t need to worry.”
gpt
Al:  “It’s not that part I’m worried about…but why do you need to go through all the trouble to swap out knights? Of course, I’m sure the fact that he’s your pawn is a big part of it…”
human
Lyp:  “Oh, it’s quite simple. The people prefer a person in power with a knight who looks the part. Gives a better impression. Since we’re in a place where non-royalty will ascend the throne, public support will not be given unconditionally as it has in the past. Foolish and simpleminded peasants need an image that is easy to understand and that they can be enthusiastic about.”
gpt
Al:  During Lyp’s fervent speech, Al raised a surprisingly respectful eyebrow. In other words, it was a branding campaign. By assigning a photogenic knight to the princess, she would make a better impression on the masses. In a competition where candidates would vie for the throne, this would have an impact that couldn’t be ignored. It was narrow-minded, of course, but setting that aside—
human
Al:  “You’ll stoop to any low to increase her chances of winning. I really respect you for that.”
gpt
Lyp:  “I don’t care for the way you phrased that, but no matter. Gilian is a perfect representation of what the peasants think a knight should be—I have no complaints. And going just off looks, Priscilla was attracted to him at first glance—abominably so. All the advance preparations are rock-solid.”
human
Al:  “Uhh, except we’ve got just one little problem.” He was raining on the old man’s parade, but Al did have his doubts about his overly confident scheme. Facing the old man’s ill-tempered gaze, Al fiddled with the metal mechanisms of his helmet as he explained, “Aren’t you worried she’ll overturn your proposal? She appointed me her knight herself through that exhibition she held. I’m just a bit concerned that this is a matter where she won’t be flexible.”
gpt
Lyp:  “Oh, so that’s all.