If that's what you really wish to do, I'll meet that fate without cowardice. My life is yours to do with as you will.

[He won't run. If Gilgamesh wants to kill him, there'd be no point in doing so anyway. He'll give himself, whether it means dying or anything else. It's Gil walking away and never coming back that scares him most. That would hurt so much he's not sure he could get back on his feet -- at least not for awhile. He knows his family wouldn't let him wallow forever, but he'd be tempted.]

I only ask that if you spare it, you let me use it to follow you.