He sings another handful of songs to the crowd, then sings a few more when he tries to stop and they beg him to keep going. It's clear to see his command over them, how easily he slides the mood from bolstering to heroic to calming to bawdy. There's definitely a song or two in there about taking lovers to bed, or pining after lovers to take to bed, that are bound to make a certain shy Miqo'te blush. Possibly for more than one reason, considering how crooning and seductive Gustavain's voice goes for those.

He ends with a calming, lighthearted kind of song and then waves off other attempts, promises that he'll sing them all songs of victory tomorrow. Shortly thereafter, he's getting his sung-for dinner and all but collapsing in the chair in front of Mikka, equal parts riding high on performance and clearly exhausted.