There probably are not too many people who find themselves thinking Gilgamesh agreed well with their temperament. But then again, this iteration of him was known to be at least somewhat more agreeable. Or at least not entirely disagreeable. Not like his usual self.

There were certain Berserkers whom Gilgamesh found rather mangy. The class in general had its issues. But at least the alignment seemed to predispose Musashi towards excitement, which suited Gilgamesh as well. He is one to bore easily, after all. But, actually, here, he's well away from responsibilities towards his kingdom. Also, as that goes --

"Unless this is a kidnapping."

Gilgamesh raises an eyebrow.

Otherwise... why should the locals object to them leaving the train? So far, everyone had behaved with cordiality, as though their group was being chaperoned, and there seemed to be nothing forcing them to stay in any particular place.

"Though I certainly would not object to testing the theory."

He's still feeling a bit revved up from that chaser, too.