[ but they suit him well, don't they, with that blonde hair? Like gold and jewels, Masamune briefly thinks, and for a moment he wonders if he has misjudged this person? Perhaps that first part of their encounter was just that—or first.
(At the same time... he feels a little like some animal that has become desired as a pet and he's being lured into a place he's never going to get out of once he crosses the threshold.)
Gilgamesh is good, though—the way he speaks and handles the young warlord plays right into that need to be taken seriously and to be of interest to someone. Even if the touch ends up being misleading, he's right now finding it very enticing and irresistibly inviting. It's so much that-- while he understands the implications --he doesn't feel it matters what is being suggested because it will make not a difference, anyway, whether he will follow or stay put.
The King of Heroes ends this quite a sensual masterfully; that click of teeth in suggestive representation actually is what ultimately hooks Masamune to follow. It makes his heart skip a beat, leaving sensation to rush over him and a curious attraction to make any further hesitation impossible.
(If he is kept as a pet in the end, surely it matters far less if the master makes it a worthwhile experience, that voice encourages. For a moment, too, Masamune believes that it really might even be his very own. ]
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(At the same time... he feels a little like some animal that has become desired as a pet and he's being lured into a place he's never going to get out of once he crosses the threshold.)
Gilgamesh is good, though—the way he speaks and handles the young warlord plays right into that need to be taken seriously and to be of interest to someone. Even if the touch ends up being misleading, he's right now finding it very enticing and irresistibly inviting. It's so much that-- while he understands the implications --he doesn't feel it matters what is being suggested because it will make not a difference, anyway, whether he will follow or stay put.
The King of Heroes ends this quite a sensual masterfully; that click of teeth in suggestive representation actually is what ultimately hooks Masamune to follow. It makes his heart skip a beat, leaving sensation to rush over him and a curious attraction to make any further hesitation impossible.
(If he is kept as a pet in the end, surely it matters far less if the master makes it a worthwhile experience, that voice encourages. For a moment, too, Masamune believes that it really might even be his very own. ]