A ridiculous sentiment it was, but what could she have truly been referencing? It could have been the proclamation itself, or it could have been how he referred to the woman. Perhaps it was even a bit of both. Regardless, it was not a complaint she offered. Of course it wasn't; what had she to complain about? Artoria Pendragon had officially tasted of the heavens, in the most literal sense possible within this era. it was unexpected, she said. Oh? Such a statement could result in only one thing. "Unexpected? Between being spoiled with affections and receiving my glorious seed, I should wonder what you speak of," he jested while tracing that recently-licked thumb across Artoria's bottom lip. What drove her to lick that digit slathered in seed? Instinct? How very interesting. "H'oh. For one so brash and in charge of all walks of life, you play the role of a pet exceptionally well. Shall I acquire a collar and call you a good girl?" he mused, seeming to be in rather high spirits. The clarity found post-ejaculation was not a thing that would haunt Gilgamesh. It never had, but in this case, it never could. Regretless would be his walk toward a future that involved Artoria Pendragon. Regretless and... apparently thrilling at every turn.
Did the rest of him taste like that strange dessert Artoria favored? He wouldn't know. In truth, it was a completely subjective matter, some form of passive effect locked as a requirement of his existence. His form was divine, and all things divine were to be appreciated as such. Nature itself was the reason Artoria tasted what she did, and perhaps that would be an effect that wore off eventually. He'd never tolerated a single person long enough to find out the truth, nor did he ever care to do so. Whatever Artoria tasted now, or in the future, was not his concern; the act of tasting was the only thing of importance. "You are pleased, then. The ziggurat is almost upon us. If your loins burn with maximum impatience, the journey could become even shorter."
Did the rest of him taste like that strange dessert Artoria favored? He wouldn't know. In truth, it was a completely subjective matter, some form of passive effect locked as a requirement of his existence. His form was divine, and all things divine were to be appreciated as such. Nature itself was the reason Artoria tasted what she did, and perhaps that would be an effect that wore off eventually. He'd never tolerated a single person long enough to find out the truth, nor did he ever care to do so. Whatever Artoria tasted now, or in the future, was not his concern; the act of tasting was the only thing of importance. "You are pleased, then. The ziggurat is almost upon us. If your loins burn with maximum impatience, the journey could become even shorter."
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