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TEST DRIVE #6


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FEAST
Well, it was positively grand that he was on Kayneth's side and not the other side, but still, given the attitude he'd displayed during the godawful nonsense that was the first confrontation of Servants, Kayneth suspected he'd need a plan to deal with this one. He would really just have to subtly exit stage left and hope that particular Servant didn't notice any of that...
...but really, if he had any luck at all, he wouldn't have summoned Lancer.]
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Gilgamesh just sneers smugly at Kayneth and fixes eyes upon him. And that's really all that needs to do, isn't it? All he has to say, and yet not say, to hold his attention, because they both know the instant he commits the abhorrent sin of offending yes, this fucking Servant, it's straight back to the garbage bin with him. In pieces.
By all means, keep trying to scuttle away, Kayneth. He's just going to fetch himself another appetizer by the table yonder, suspiciously close to where you're trying (and failing) to subtly exit stage left.
The man had some luck, Gilgamesh would argue. He wasn't dead yet.]
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don't insult them like that!!
...and ah, he clearly noticed. welp. so much for catching his bearings before he could deal with this nonsense... right, well, should he approach or be approached? Honestly, it seemed like the only way to win was not to play, but that wasn't an option at this point. He'll... just talk to this other non player character he noticed, pretend it was all intentional, and do not engage until he has a better idea of what to do.]
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In a room full of people, Lord Kayneth El-Melloi Archibald may now in fact find himself more alone than ever. How unfortunate.]
Lovely celebration, hm?
[...especially when Gilgamesh pours himself a drink about an inch or so away from him, grinning like a particularly hungry cat. Not a healthy range to linger in with the King of Heroes if survival's on the menu.]
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...well... time to just wing it and hope for the best]
Yes, very lovely. They really always do a fantastic job of things, so I'm not surprised by any means, but I always feel like they outdo themselves every time.
[JUST... GO WITH A NORMAL CONVERSATION MAYBE IT WILL TURN OUT ALRIGHT]
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[But hey, at least
Gilgamesh makes a point of uncomfortably stepping upon the man's foot. More of a purposeful crunch, really.]
I don't smell your lapdog nearby. Where is he?
[One Lancer accounted for, but as for the other...]
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...he's somewhere or other, doing something noble, I'd imagine. Given the change in circumstances, I can't really say I care one way or another what he's up to, honestly.
[maybe someone else will adopt that poor dog...]
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[Gilgamesh only relents enough in pressure to prevent him from outright screeching. Not because he cares about making a scene, but it would degrade him by proxy, standing so close and breathing in his filth.
And he is close. Gilgamesh is very, very close and seems content on remaining that way for however long this interrogation lasts.]
Have they wrangled you into obedience, as well? Or is it simply your nature to schmooze with your betters and hope they don't notice the pig in their midst? [Another long-winded way of insulting you, just in case you were uncertain.] I suggest you start explaining why you're not a corpse right now, before I correct that mistake.
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what the fuck is wrong with you, Parallel Kayneth
how did you fuck up so bad]
...Second Magic, I'd presume, as I don't remember dying at all, so you'd likely be from a world where I'm apparently a complete idiot, apparently...
[auuugh he is going to need to fix his foot when he's done with this, thank God for healing magic.
...was that other question rhetorical or genuine interest
...more importantly, would this fuck seriously get away with killing someone at the goddamned feast.....]
...and it's all interesting, so I really wouldn't care either way.
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But you fucked up pretty damn badly. Just for the record.]
Your "Magics" do not concern me, mongrel. Don't change the subject.
[Adding insult to injury, Kayneth's hopes are dim for rescue. To the onlooker, it just seems Gilgamesh is smiling at a private joke and inflicting this poor man beside him with ill humor. Never mind the real threat of immediate expulsion—from this plane of existence, that is—and the infamously bad temper of an infamously volatile Servant.
But if Kayneth is, indeed, not a complete idiot, he may note that Gilgamesh is... hesitating. Or, to use a better phrase, refraining from lashing out for some reason. It's definitely malicious intent wafting off him, but it's controlled. Contained. Cautious.
He might live to run away another day yet.]
You truly do not remember? [Eyes flicking over the rim of his goblet, narrowing.] If that's the case, they've done you a most terrible cruelty.
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But ---
[...no, don't argue, that's a terrible idea, because yes, he can read the mood. Instead...]
--- wait... what do you mean?
[...does he even want to know? Actually... perhaps he does, because if he plays his cards right...]