You're disappointed? That's a shame. But I know just what to do to make up for this blunder!
I'll let a curious kind of guy in on the secret.

( Not that it's ever actually been a secret to anyone who has met Gogol. The corner of the clown's lips quirks upward on the unmasked side of his face after catching a glance of the pout. Call it a quirk of his but it's most definitely because he's asked so directly to explain that it convinces Gogol to give a hint after a moment of exaggerated consideration. He angles his head to the side during that pause and tries to catch his companion's eye; it has the unintended effect of emphasizing those three inches Gojo has on him.

How will this conversationalist react? Then, perhaps even more fascinatingly, how will he pretend to react? He's interested in knowing. )

Let's see here... like a canary that finally flees from the cage it was born in—you could say my wish is to prove the freedom of humanity which is unimpeded by attachments like emotions or morality.