[She's heard things like that from him before- that something wasn't worth hearing, or important enough to worry about... but she still did so anyway. Kidagakesh she could guess easily... she had seen how she and Masamune spoke in Nalawi, when it came time to try and decide what to do about the goddesses. She'd had her own arguments with her...

Gilgamesh, she could hazard only a general guess. She was never quite sure if Masamune enjoyed or disliked the other man's attentions... and with how some of their conversations could go, she'd judged it wasn't something she ought to try to really figure out.]

... It is not my intent to meddle in your personal affairs.

[The ones that didn't concern her directly, or weren't promised to be revealed to her, anyway. She could be mature about certain things beyond her age, and one thing she had long understood was that every person had their own set of circumstances and feelings another person couldn't truly understand.

After all... she had continued associating with Gilgamesh despite others' warnings in the past for her own selfish reasons. Even if she disliked it... she didn't have the right to tell him what to do with his own relationships, in the end.

At least. It was how she thought of it.]

One's sight becomes infinitely clearer in the aftermath, and every doubt becomes a sign that should have been heeded. Nothing went wrong- I prepared for every contingency, I promise.

[He wasn't close enough for her to touch or reassure, but she tried to smile back.]

I have made a decision about the offer you made me, some time ago.

[To take her back home with him.]