It was fair enough to say Artoria owned swords that were smaller than his member. Alas, now she simply had a larger sword to utilize for different purposes, no? It wasn't as if any other who walked this planet could claim ownership of this divine construct, after all. "Hah! You are free to wield this with two hands as well, if it pleases you," he mentioned. The question at hand though, was whether she would actually take his member into her hand or not. The answer was... yes, she would. Artoria's refusal of backing down from challenges would be her undoing, and the proof of this was no clearer than the moment her hand made contact with his rod. The King of Heroes had never known a moment more exciting. Of course, this showed in the immediate mighty throb that seemed to challenge the queen's dainty touch. Gilgamesh thought to loose his own grip of himself right away, mostly leaving the Queen of Knights to her apparent careful inspection of it.
"H'oh?" Her approach was curious indeed. Never had he witnessed more virginal behavior than Artoria Pendragon displayed here and now, and strangely enough, never did he think it would be a pleasant experience. Perhaps he should have taken more women that were like this? No, that wouldn't have worked at all. He was no stranger to the inexperienced partner, but this was a new breed entirely. So, naturally, Gilgamesh could only prod away with his words even more. "I will forgive your hubris in thinking that will be sufficient. This is not a thing to ponder over, Queen of Knights. You should be preparing for the greatest battle of your mortal life; yet another campaign that will certainly bring an end to you."
"H'oh?" Her approach was curious indeed. Never had he witnessed more virginal behavior than Artoria Pendragon displayed here and now, and strangely enough, never did he think it would be a pleasant experience. Perhaps he should have taken more women that were like this? No, that wouldn't have worked at all. He was no stranger to the inexperienced partner, but this was a new breed entirely. So, naturally, Gilgamesh could only prod away with his words even more. "I will forgive your hubris in thinking that will be sufficient. This is not a thing to ponder over, Queen of Knights. You should be preparing for the greatest battle of your mortal life; yet another campaign that will certainly bring an end to you."
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