human
Emilia:  Sensing that the Trial had begun, Emilia’s mind instantly awakened. This Trial felt closest to the first one. She was aware of her own existence and firmly conscious that she was undertaking a challenge. It wasn’t like the second Trial, when her own existence was far more indistinct. However, there was clearly one point that differed from before—here, Emilia had no body. Her five senses had vanished, and her body had been lost. What was present was her consciousness alone—it felt like her consciousness was floating in the sky. Perhaps this was what it felt like to have one’s fickle soul cast into the water by its lonesome? In spite of this mysterious circumstance, Emilia felt no sense of danger as she strove to slowly grasp the situation. Her nonexistent brain seemed to understand this place posed no danger and that her mind here was able to have such realizations. Her surroundings were dark. A space of nothing save darkness spread forth, within which Emilia’s body did not exist. That she did not lose herself even so was due to the multiple lights that were floating in the darkness. These faint lights of various colors were hovering around Emilia. The glow they emitted resembled that of lesser spirits, but Emilia felt no life force coming from these lights. They were inorganic; perhaps they were closer to magical crystals that gave off light? Either way, she and the lights were the only things in that world. They continued swimming in that space, with nothing moving but the flow of time—Nay, in that circumstance, she could not firmly grasp whether even time was flowing or not. The Witch who normally served as a guide had not appeared. In the darkness, Emilia hesitated over the unchanging situation into which she had been cast.
gpt
Emilia:  The situation being what it was, her consciousness naturally ended up drawn to the lights. Selecting a silver-colored one from the multitude of lights, Emilia was just a tiny bit apprehensive when she tried to touch it. The very notion of touching assumed you had a body in the first place. Was that even possible here?
human
Emilia:  Rather than ponder, it was faster to try it and see. Reaching that conclusion, Emilia immediately tried it out. Her consciousness overlapped with the light, and this indeed was not touch. It felt more like she was intermingling with it