Fortunately for you, sis, I'm not really in the mood to prove it, either.

[His form of 'proof' was beginning to get more and more extreme. Fewer people believed he was a demigod and even fewer believed he was actually Gilgamesh. England believed him intrinsically, if only because he was somewhat of a similar entity. He believed that didn't count towards any numbers.

In the back of his mind, that still wasn't a concern. Rei's hand went back into the basket and with it, Gilgamesh's intentions were cemented.]

If you were to say that humans are made the byproducts of mud, then you could say I'm made of the byproducts of magic.