human
Bordeaux:  The undead warrior that had once been Libre resisted these attacks with all the skill that was still left in him. He dodged, defending with the twin blade. Bordeaux was thrown off balance, and a strike found him. It grazed his shoulder and abdomen, but Bordeaux held his ground despite the flow of blood. This was without a doubt the strongest opponent he had ever faced. It was hard to believe that this was how he fought, even with his lessened capabilities as an undead warrior. The thought of what Libre must have been while alive made Bordeaux shudder—whether from fear or a lust for battle, he didn’t know.
gpt
Bordeaux:  "My blood! My blood boils, Libre Fermi!” Despite being drenched in blood, Bordeaux continued to shout; he looked into Libre’s lightless eyes.
human
Libre:  The serpent showed no reaction to the yell and only twirled the twin blade in his hand to continue the battle. It was a deadly dance as Libre Fermi’s twin blade began a ballet that was sure to kill.
gpt
Bordeaux:  "Hrrgh— Yaaaaaahhhh!” Bordeaux’s heart quailed at the storm of blows. But as he was driven back, he could feel the trembling from below through the soles of his boots. They were the shocks of a tremendous battle, and imagining the deeds of his comrades inspired him. Pivot’s last words were not to neglect what was below me. What would Pivot say if he saw Bordeaux taking heart from his friends fighting literally under his feet? Of course.
human
Bordeaux:  "You’d just laugh and tell me that wasn’t what you meant, wouldn’t you, Pivot!” Bordeaux howled. His emotions stirred by the incoming dance of death, he hefted his ax and charged in. He didn’t have Wilhelm’s technique or Grimm’s ability to block a blow, nor was he as nimble as Carol or as thoughtful as Roswaal. Instead, Bordeaux Zergev gambled everything on what he did have, the body and abilities he’d been given.
gpt
Bordeaux:  "Rrraaahhhhhhh! !” The twin blade assaulted him like a tempest, scoring his body; everywhere he felt burning pain and flowing blood. Still, he raised his ax and brought it down squarely on the snake-man with shattering force. The strike slammed home. And finally…