[if he's challenging her, he can consider rin up to the challenge. but in the wake of her declaration that she's swiftly, swiftly regretting, she's more flustered and vaguely frustrated than anything else. she holds her ground, even elevates her head, and meets gilgamesh's ruby red eyes that are suddenly too scandalous to look into straight—and yet she meets them without wavering, with a certain calm, ever-burning fire behind her own eyes even now. in a more muted tone, she complains,]
... If I say you're mine, you're already mine. I don't have to prove anything. You can't possibly change it. What makes you mine goes beyond my inheritance to the irrefutable fact that I'm a Tohsaka magus.
[oh, is she a bit more embarrassed, again? rin's voice softens as she continues, her eyes shifting before landing back on gilgamesh.]
Because I'm Rin Tohsaka, I'm already worthy of you.
[hasn't she shown him plenty of signs as such?
well...]
What, do you want a token that you're mine, or something?
[maybe she can do that. gilgamesh is materialistic and haughty enough to want such a thing, and it isn't in her to deny servants stuff like this.]
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[if he's challenging her, he can consider rin up to the challenge. but in the wake of her declaration that she's swiftly, swiftly regretting, she's more flustered and vaguely frustrated than anything else. she holds her ground, even elevates her head, and meets gilgamesh's ruby red eyes that are suddenly too scandalous to look into straight—and yet she meets them without wavering, with a certain calm, ever-burning fire behind her own eyes even now. in a more muted tone, she complains,]
... If I say you're mine, you're already mine. I don't have to prove anything. You can't possibly change it. What makes you mine goes beyond my inheritance to the irrefutable fact that I'm a Tohsaka magus.
[oh, is she a bit more embarrassed, again? rin's voice softens as she continues, her eyes shifting before landing back on gilgamesh.]
Because I'm Rin Tohsaka, I'm already worthy of you.
[hasn't she shown him plenty of signs as such?
well...]
What, do you want a token that you're mine, or something?
[maybe she can do that. gilgamesh is materialistic and haughty enough to want such a thing, and it isn't in her to deny servants stuff like this.]