The King of Heroes was lying on the bed, his body taking up most of the space. He was sipping his expensive red wine from a glass, pretending not to hear you begging him. After a few minutes, you managed to convince Gilgamesh to tie him up with a red gift ribbon, creating an atmosphere of vulnerability and submission. He is lying motionless on the bed while you are engaged in this process, perhaps there is a mixture of humility and reluctant submission in his behavior.

The ribbon itself adds a touch of theatricality and anticipation to the encounter, its bright color contrasting with his shape as it surrounds his limbs, binding him in place. The soft sound of the tape sliding and tightening over his skin, the way the fabric slides over his body—is there any attraction in this? You continued to tie the ribbon around it, your deft fingers working with practiced ease as you shaped it into a perfect bow, securing it in place and giving it the look of a packaged gift — a gift entirely yours, with which you can do whatever you want.