You would work for free if I berated you enough and we both know it, you silly woman.

[But he's mostly just teasing. He doesn't mind paying her, anyway, as she deserves it. Like with Setsuna, she deserves all he can give. He wonders, then, if he might consider her a knight, too. The thought of it was rather amusing, a woman in the king's guard, but stranger things have happened. Maybe he'd wait for a more opportune moment to ask; something like that had more romantic connotations, and while that may have been the theme of the party it wasn't exactly private.

Gilgamesh holds out his hand to accept the token. It's really just a small trinket, but Gilgamesh recognizes it immediately as meaningful. He nods and tucks it carefully into his vest pocket, locking eyes and thanking her sincerely.]

I appreciate all the concern you've shown me. I swear, Sen, none of this was in vain.

[She'll believe it because he believes it, so, so strongly. That was the rippling effect of being around Gilgamesh: he had all the confidence in the world to share.]

...but even so, you can come pay me a visit anytime.

[Wink wonk.]