[Oh. Oh, actually, now that he's mentioning it... that does jog his memory more. Of one specific conversation, where he shared a few prized secrets about Adra that perhaps he shouldn't have. However, Gilgamesh being Gilgamesh, he does not appear at all ashamed by this. He just approaches the situation calmly and rationally, and expects Adra to go along with it, because why wouldn't he? He's only telling the truth.]

I told him to tease you a bit, but nothing quite so severe as what you described. He acted of his own volition; I did not force his hand in any way.

[Calm, rational explanation: check. Next up, the apology. Apology, apology, hm... how to go about apologizing... oh, wait. Gilgamesh doesn't do that. Ever.]

If you are upset, it is understandable. I cannot, however, claim responsibility for another man's actions. Your anger is misguided.