In the Light Screen footage, after Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash returned to Uruk, they did not head straight to the front lines to help. Instead, they went to Uruk's temple, seeking Gilgamesh in the throne room.
At that moment, all of Uruk had entered a state of total war. Under the direction of officials and priests, the people hurried about—either heading for shelters or assisting with weapons production, logistics, and defenses. The warriors, meanwhile, were either stationed on the city walls or guarding other key locations, fully prepared for an all-out battle.
As such, Siduri was no longer at Gilgamesh's side. She had led the priests outside to keep busy. When Fujimaru Tachibana and Mash arrived, they found Gilgamesh alone before the throne, issuing all manner of orders to the continuously arriving messengers, completing task after task with speed but without disorder.
At this moment, the bearing of a wise king was on full display. Simply watching King Gilgamesh preside from his throne was enough to put one at ease, as though every problem and hardship could be resolved.
After everything they had experienced, people's impression of Gilgamesh had completely changed into that of the wise king before them. That laughing Gil-chan from before seemed like little more than a fading memory.
Even Gil, the boy from the real world who had once been the most dissatisfied with Gilgamesh, had completely changed his view. The way he looked at Gilgamesh now was one of utter idolization, filled with the hope that when he grew up, he too would become this kind of person.
From hater to admirer, the wise King Gilgamesh had successfully won over a boy with grand dreams through his actions, making the boy yearn to become like him in the future.
In the Light Screen footage,