"Hm -- that is not a bad idea at all. What did you say your name was again, mongrel? I can scarce remember all the Otherworlders."
And Rhea'li had forgotten his identity, too, even after encountering his glorious and over-aweing CyberCharm profile, so really, the other man was not likely to be too offended. Actually, he did not seem the type to be easily offended in general, at all, which was probably an ideal sort to interact with Gilgamesh, honestly. But, yes, he by now has become acquainted with Lucy, Musashi perhaps (the latter being from his own world), but he is still gathering an awareness for the identities/exploits of the others.
"It would seem I need a partner in these arcade challenges. Before, I recall suggesting you learn the art of video games. Though you would obviously be inexperienced --" (because Gilgamesh does remember that Rhea'li did not even know what such games were) "-- you may yet have the, what is that term? 'Grit,' I suppose."
Rhea'li had that sort of stubborn dumb hero vibe, sort of like a certain Fujimaru Ritsuka whomst the King of Heroes had grudgingly taken a fondness for.
Anyway, should Rhea'li agree... perhaps they can find the first of their opponents' teams and do some investigation, as it were.
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"Hm -- that is not a bad idea at all. What did you say your name was again, mongrel? I can scarce remember all the Otherworlders."
And Rhea'li had forgotten his identity, too, even after encountering his glorious and over-aweing CyberCharm profile, so really, the other man was not likely to be too offended. Actually, he did not seem the type to be easily offended in general, at all, which was probably an ideal sort to interact with Gilgamesh, honestly. But, yes, he by now has become acquainted with Lucy, Musashi perhaps (the latter being from his own world), but he is still gathering an awareness for the identities/exploits of the others.
"It would seem I need a partner in these arcade challenges. Before, I recall suggesting you learn the art of video games. Though you would obviously be inexperienced --" (because Gilgamesh does remember that Rhea'li did not even know what such games were) "-- you may yet have the, what is that term? 'Grit,' I suppose."
Rhea'li had that sort of stubborn dumb hero vibe, sort of like a certain Fujimaru Ritsuka whomst the King of Heroes had grudgingly taken a fondness for.
Anyway, should Rhea'li agree... perhaps they can find the first of their opponents' teams and do some investigation, as it were.