[So much noise, all so useless. Everyone loves me? Then they are fools, he very nearly scolds the elf. For who would ever fall for a tyrant, but a fool through and through? Adrasteius need only look in the mirror for proof of that. For proof of the sort of person who would ever fall for that sort of act.
He's such a weakling, none of the pushing and pounding matters. Not even when he holds tight to his shoulders like he means to break them. Gilgamesh endures it all, eyes still fixed strong upon him. He doesn't answer any of his accusations, not to argue nor to agree. Right now, what's true and what isn't doesn't make a difference. Gilgamesh just stands calmly in place and accepts every blow and every retort without recourse.
And then, when he's done, when he shouts just leave me alone, Gilgamesh dips forward and captures those quivering lips. He grips his face in both hands and so begins to force mana into his body little by little. His feelings never even entered into the equation, because now, this has become a matter of survival.
And Adrasteius will survive. He will live on, to continue serving as his vassal. Gilgamesh has made that decision for him, so consent is irrelevant.]
No.
[That's the only word that leaves him, just a single one, to tell him just what Gilgamesh thinks of all that nonsense as he pushes their mouths together.]
no subject
He's such a weakling, none of the pushing and pounding matters. Not even when he holds tight to his shoulders like he means to break them. Gilgamesh endures it all, eyes still fixed strong upon him. He doesn't answer any of his accusations, not to argue nor to agree. Right now, what's true and what isn't doesn't make a difference. Gilgamesh just stands calmly in place and accepts every blow and every retort without recourse.
And then, when he's done, when he shouts just leave me alone, Gilgamesh dips forward and captures those quivering lips. He grips his face in both hands and so begins to force mana into his body little by little. His feelings never even entered into the equation, because now, this has become a matter of survival.
And Adrasteius will survive. He will live on, to continue serving as his vassal. Gilgamesh has made that decision for him, so consent is irrelevant.]
No.
[That's the only word that leaves him, just a single one, to tell him just what Gilgamesh thinks of all that nonsense as he pushes their mouths together.]