[ Well. He stops mid-track, and looks over his shoulder at his Master with a faint hint of surprise, before he...

...yeah, laughs. ]

It's the fault of the Servant, if their Master is tense. My duty is to put you at ease, knowing that your knight is capable of your trials.

[ but he knows that that's not the point, so he adds: ]

But your levity is well-earned. I'm not averse to "relaxing".