human
Lye:  “If you had something like this up your sleeve, it wouldn’t have been strange for you to use it earlier. So why hide it this long, I wonder?”
gpt
Lye:  "…Is there some reason you didn’t want to use it? It strains your body, perhaps?”
human
Lye:  “Golly gee…we have never encountered such a fearsome lass before… Not at all. You really are terrifying, sister.”
gpt
Lye:  The old man’s form gradually shifted back into a smaller body. It was an acknowledgment of Ram’s conjecture and also proof that the transformation had not removed the damage that she had done. Lye was still bloody, and his face was still in terrible shape.
human
Lye:  “Your shoulders?”
gpt
Lye:  “Fixed using the wall. Going in blind just isn’t enough…oww, the pain.” Lye swung his arms in a big circle, confirming the feel of his readjusted shoulders.
human
Ram:  Ram reflected on her decision, deciding that she should have cut his arms off rather than simply dislocating his shoulders. Or if she had just mangled the ends of all four of his limbs, it would put an end to all his foolish tricks.
gpt
Lye:  “Anticipating every single last one of the things we do…you really are incredible, sister. Are you maybe using some kind of authority, like he is?”
human
Ram:  “How rude. Ram’s discerning eye is just that excellent. Don’t lump it in together with Barusu’s incomprehensible intuition. It’s unpleasant. Die at once.”
gpt
Lye:  “Aha-ha-ha. So harsh. But, but, ahh, that’s right.” His long, torn tongue hung from his broken-toothed mouth in a bloody grin.
human
Ram:  Eyes widening slightly at his ominous gesture, Ram tensed her shoulders. If he did something strange—no. “Take this before you can.” Before he could do anything, Ram chose to tear his limbs away with a blade of wind. There were ways of stopping bleeding. There was no stopping the pain, but the interrogation could continue so long as he didn’t die. With that judgment, she unleashed unbridled blades of wind, but…