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Alrightā¦it was highly unlikely that this fool was harboring any demon-gods within him now.Ā
Indeed, such entities could play tricks, could puppet and mimic humans well enough, but Gilgamesh was good at reading others, even from two tables over. Gold claws tapped against his glass, and he squinted some at the other man. Merely a Caster now, was he? Was he even that, in this place?
āDo you not know who I am, Solomon?ā Gilgamesh wasnāt often one for using names right away, but he felt the need to lord his superior awareness over the other man somehow.Ā āI suppose I shouldnāt be surprised, given the events that had transpired during our last meeting. Itās a wonder youāre here at all.ā
āShould I even know who you are?ā
It was a genuine question, though his delivery might cause some misunderstandings, coming off as someone stuck up.Ā
āYou speak as if weāve met before, in another time perhaps? Another me? But rest assured that this is the first time weāve met in this iteration of mine.ā He takes a sip of his coffee only to jerk back as it appeared that he burned himself. Even in such harsh weather conditions, it canāt change someoneās sensitivity to these things, sadly.Ā












