Gawain did not take offense to the decision, when he had failed with the task at hand. There was place for his own remorse. Or pity for that matter, when he watched the other die there is just this calm acceptance. As it wasnt the first time Gawain had seen someone die in such a horrible way. Nor would it be the last.

Upon the others 'death.' The fairy administering the task or quest at hand, looks to Gawain and states that the task had been completed. It was strange to be told such a thing, at the cost of another's life. Before Gawain could say much else against it. Displeased, the Fairy answers to him that his life was not lost and they could meet again when the other awakens.

It is here where he waits back in the lands of Camelot. The world around them having warped back into its place. Gawain adjusting as he roamed about the land looking in particular for the male he had been stationed along with . Unfortunately for said male - Emet-Selch. Gawain was annoyingly adamant about placing himself in someone's life - or at least following up on predicaments such as this.

So there he would be searching for the one who he had not retrieved the name of. Wherein he sees him - hopefully. The annoying Knight will come about the other in glee and congratulations toward the other on their endeavor of passing the quest.