[ Gray kind of thinks that her shortcomings are obvious from the moment she meets people, but it would also be troublesome if people came out the gate trying to harass her with more specific weaknesses like ghosts. Anonymity really is the best. In that vein, she can respect Mordred wanting to keep her identity under wraps.
More importantly, Gray decides not to mention that Mordred's legends as Gray knows them weren't especially illuminating except to show that Mordred was a rather ornery character — true to life — and that she was brought down by King Arthur's lance, which Gray also decides not to mention she's in the possession of. So really, Mordred blew the point of her secrecy from day one when she announced her name to Gray, but Gray is happy to let her think she's doing great. Why make things awkward if she doesn't have to. ]
Um... to reveal yourself... I think I understand.
[ She's talking about her Noble Phantasm?? Gray thinks?? ]
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More importantly, Gray decides not to mention that Mordred's legends as Gray knows them weren't especially illuminating except to show that Mordred was a rather ornery character — true to life — and that she was brought down by King Arthur's lance, which Gray also decides not to mention she's in the possession of. So really, Mordred blew the point of her secrecy from day one when she announced her name to Gray, but Gray is happy to let her think she's doing great. Why make things awkward if she doesn't have to. ]
Um... to reveal yourself... I think I understand.
[ She's talking about her Noble Phantasm?? Gray thinks?? ]
Since you're a Servant, do you have a Master...?