Gawain almost couldn't exactly recall how he finished the rest of the interaction with Tiel. He only knew that he barely managed to drag that deep-sea comedian god with intriguing values to complete a series of tests —— mainly to test the various reactions of the divine flesh after sea demons came into contact with it.
Through the tests, he found that although Tiel didn't fear the effects of the divine flesh like him, the two still had another huge distinction: when he came into contact with the divine flesh, it would show evident signs of cowering and devitalizing; whereas when Tiel touched the divine flesh, it would not show such reactions of fear and flinching.
The other difference was that Gawain did not find that lump of strange biological tissues 'tasty', but Tiel's saliva could flow to her feet (tail) if she looked at that piece of flesh in the crystal cube…
