[Tokiomi's expression doesn't go unnoticed, but it's certainly of lesser importance than his words - for the moment.
True, he intended to throw his lot in with the grail, but knowing that it had somehow not acknowledged his superiority was frustrating. Small hands, now trembling, tighten around Tokiomi's.]
[He lets Tokiomi go - he's bored again, and in no mood to keep arguing with a clearly unworthy servant. There are other things he could be doing, so he turns towards the door with a wave of his hand]
You're free to do as you wish in my home. Just promise you won't break anything or be a hindrance.
Maybe "old fashioned" works, but it makes people pretty stuffy and hard to be around!
[Harder than normal for Gil, at least. Sure, he could charm his way through any social function that demanded his presence, but it didn't make the feat any less insufferable.
But despite the comment, he parks himself against a bookcase to engage Tokiomi further. He doesn't want to argue, but it's a strange feeling, having someone who looks his age in the house -- having anyone at all in the house. Sure, there are maids and gardeners and dignitaries and couriers in and out of the estate, but they all leave in due time.
Gil had expected to summon a servant and then dismiss them -- now he's caught off guard and annoyed and intrigued by that development in equal parts]
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Then what would you provide to me, a Master with enough power to take the grail on his own?
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that's embarrassing]
...The grail would have given you a Servant with no desire to fight, if that's what you needed.
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True, he intended to throw his lot in with the grail, but knowing that it had somehow not acknowledged his superiority was frustrating. Small hands, now trembling, tighten around Tokiomi's.]
Oh? You believe I lack something?
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[tiny, aspiring king needs none of your opinions]
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[He lets Tokiomi go - he's bored again, and in no mood to keep arguing with a clearly unworthy servant. There are other things he could be doing, so he turns towards the door with a wave of his hand]
You're free to do as you wish in my home. Just promise you won't break anything or be a hindrance.
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[He shakes his hands out a bit, moving away from the magic circle. Being there makes him feel too much like he isn't human.]
That would be inelegant.
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[TOHSAKAS ARE ELEGANT DON'T YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THE LOCAL RICH PEOPLE]
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There's nothing wrong with old fashioned.
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[Harder than normal for Gil, at least. Sure, he could charm his way through any social function that demanded his presence, but it didn't make the feat any less insufferable.
But despite the comment, he parks himself against a bookcase to engage Tokiomi further. He doesn't want to argue, but it's a strange feeling, having someone who looks his age in the house -- having anyone at all in the house. Sure, there are maids and gardeners and dignitaries and couriers in and out of the estate, but they all leave in due time.
Gil had expected to summon a servant and then dismiss them -- now he's caught off guard and annoyed and intrigued by that development in equal parts]
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[but he does look a bit embarrassed -- he's feeling a bit old, suddenly]
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You know what I meant!
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Oh good, you can actually laugh. What a relief.
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