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TEST DRIVE #6


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Aslan, perhaps, is not so different in that aspect. However, his approach to Kingship is that of a Creator. He does not desire a world under his heel or material possessions, however grand. His is a love for life and for people, not objects or high ideals.
He'll not repeat himself, but perhaps he can offer perspective. ]
What would you have given to keep the life of your friend?
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Then Aslan has go bringing up him again, and the resulting wave of aggravation would've knocked any lesser creature off their feet. With Aslan, the displeasure will only be felt through that rise in temperature in the air, the subtle curl of his lip. He treads dangerous ground now.
But Gilgamesh does reply, after a time.]
I would have given nothing. I would have taken everything, from those whom I harbor no mercy for, and those whom I would put to the blade for their crimes. So vividly I would spill their blood and claim their heads that the ground beneath would flood red forever, and the sun itself would never shine again upon that desecrated land.
[He can put his own perspective no better way.]
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The words hang in the air for a moment before Aslan answers the other's question. ]
I long for no treasure, Gilgamesh, because my treasure is the world and those who live within it.
That which was Nothing, a cold darkness before light was brought forth and the first living things were made. I would not see it burned or desecrated, by my will or any others'.
[ He lets those words sink in for a moment before finishing his thought. ]
My enemies have all fallen but not by a vengeful hand.
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[Not an ounce of insecurity or insincerity in this beast. Not like Saber, who clings to her bloody sword on that bloody hill and would claim she lives and dies for her people, who have all but left her behind in her callousness.
Gilgamesh brushes past Aslan and, for a moment, considers snapping his neck, just to see if it would bend like any other lion's. But words are weighing heavy on his mind and distracting him from what would've otherwise been a violently indignant response. He refrains.]
Idealism, soft-heartedness, and purpose only onto itself... I cannot condone these actions. I cannot spare the lives of thieves or traitors. As King, this is not the path I walk.
[But... he glances over his shoulder.]
I have only one friend in this life, and any other. In defense of that life, and honoring the sacrifice made on my behalf, none shall be spared.
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Walk your path, Gilgamesh.
[ Again, a statement without judgement. The conversation draws to a close, and there are others he must see. ]
Time will tell what comes of it here.
[ Aslan rises, and it seems in only a few quiet steps, he melts away into the night. ]