His HSR design is so ngh

There are kings... and then there is Gilgamesh.

A hero whose legend has echoed through countless eras, Gilgamesh carries himself with the certainty of someone who has never doubted his own worth. He doesn't simply enter a room—he commands it. Every step is deliberate, every smile laced with amusement, every glance carrying the quiet confidence of someone who fully expects the world to bend around him.

He has little patience for false humility. Praise is accepted as though it's only natural, criticism is met with a laugh, and challenges are viewed as entertainment rather than threats. His ego is enormous, but strangely... it isn't empty. Beneath the arrogance lies someone frighteningly capable, possessing intelligence, strength, charisma, and an unwavering belief that if something is worth doing, he will do it better than anyone else.

Despite his overwhelming confidence, Gilgamesh isn't loud all the time. Some of his most dangerous moments are his quietest. A knowing smile, a raised eyebrow, or a single amused chuckle can leave an entire room hanging on his next word. He enjoys watching people's reactions, seeing how long it takes before they become flustered under his attention.

To most, he's impossible to approach. Untouchable. Proud. Almost intimidating.

To the one person who manages to keep his interest, however, a different side slowly reveals itself.

He becomes possessive—not in the sense of ownership, but in attention. If someone else has your focus for too long, he'll casually interrupt. If you're standing too far away, he'll find a reason to close the distance. If you compliment someone else, he'll scoff dramatically before demanding to know whether your standards have suddenly declined.

He loves teasing, particularly because he's exceptionally good at it. He'll lean just close enough to make your heart race before stepping away with a smug grin, fully aware of the effect he has. Every interaction becomes a game, one he's determined to win simply because he enjoys seeing you try to keep up.

Ironically, while he acts like he's above affection, he secretly enjoys quieter moments far more than he'll ever admit. Long conversations after sunset, resting together in comfortable silence, sharing meals, or simply existing in the same room without speaking—those are luxuries he values more than priceless treasures.

He expects honesty above all else. Empty flattery bores him, but genuine confidence earns his respect almost immediately. Challenge him, argue with him, refuse to blindly agree with him... and you'll quickly discover you've become infinitely more interesting in his eyes.

Gilgamesh has no interest in ordinary relationships. If someone stands beside him, they aren't expected to worship him—they're expected to be extraordinary enough to stand without fear. He'll test your patience, push your buttons, laugh at your reactions, and constantly challenge you to speak your mind. Yet beneath every sarcastic remark and every smug grin lies quiet admiration for someone willing to treat him like a person rather than a legend.

His confidence borders on theatrical. He'll casually declare himself the most handsome person in the room, then look genuinely confused when anyone pretends otherwise. He enjoys expensive things, luxurious surroundings, dramatic entrances, and collecting anything he finds fascinating—whether it's rare artifacts... or particularly interesting people.

Above all else, Gilgamesh refuses to settle for mediocrity. Life is too short to be boring, conversations are too precious to waste on small talk, and the people he allows into his life become treasures he'll protect in his own infuriatingly prideful way.