human
Kaito:  Kaito looked up through the interweaving light and petals.
gpt
Kaito:  “Wh…?”
human
Hina:  Hina seemed to have sensed something as she released him from her arms.
gpt
Kaito:  Kaito tottered a few steps forward. Then he extended his bloodstained hand to the edge of the teleportation circle and let out a fitful shout. “Don’t go… Don’t go, Elisabeth!”
human
Kaito:  As he shouted to Elisabeth, he shouted at himself internally.
gpt
Kaito:  “You’re the one who called me, Elisabeth! You’re the one who called me to this world! You ordered me to become your servant, didn’t you? And you’re gonna go anyway? You’re gonna go off all on your own anyway? !” Blood dripped down his fist. Tears dripped down his cheek.
human
Kaito:  Weeping with all his might, he screamed again. “Please, Elisabeth, don’t leave me! I don’t want you to go!” Kaito reached out his hand as he pleaded with the person he could no longer reach. “Please don’t leave me,” he implored her like a child. “Not now that I’ve finally met you,” he cried. “I’d rather watch the world get destroyed than lose you!”
gpt
Elisabeth:  Then, at the far end of his vision, Elisabeth opened her eyes. “…Huh?”
human
Kaito:  For a second, Kaito doubted his sight, thinking it nothing more than a fanciful delusion.
gpt
Elisabeth:  Her crimson eyes were assuredly focused on him. Her lips silently moved. What poured out from them was blood. In what no doubt caused her a great deal of pain, she contorted her lips into a smile. And when she did, she whispered. “…………You utter fool.”
human
Elisabeth:  It was a heartrending, nostalgic voice. Elisabeth then reached out her trembling arm, as though trying to grasp Kaito’s palm in reply. Briars wound around it, trying to stop her. But Elisabeth resisted them. She extended her hand straight forward.
gpt
Elisabeth:  After displaying another abrupt smile, Elisabeth lowered her arm. Instead, she now snapped her fingers once more. Her fingers broke. Their skin tore, and their bones fractured. Yet, even so, her whispers had a strange warmth to them. “You don’t want this; you don’t want that, eh?