[Thankfully, the crystal catches Gilgamesh's eye before that suspicious mark does. It's interesting, but drawing too much attention to it would also draw too much attention to the fact he's watching her undress. Not the ideal image for one attempting to act as a gentleman for the evening.

At any rate, Gilgamesh refrains from any commentary. An old dog can learn new tricks and an ancient tyrant can recognize this is an inappropriate moment for lavishing praise upon her naked form. He just folds one leg over another once he's done, and bam! Modesty achieved, can't see anything. Perfect.

If he was aiming for a quick lay, though, he'd consider this smooth sailing.]

To borrow a modern term? Outdoorsy. Indoor plumbing was a bit beyond our time, so we made use of natural architecture and formations.

[So says the man flying around in a jet plane and flinging treasures around. Maybe "beyond our time" was a relative term.]

It wasn't such a private affair, I can say that much. Water was a precious resource, so we could not afford to waste it on one or two people at once.