[Ishtar was hit in the back of the head by you and fainted.]
[This prevented her from going further berserk.]
[If she were allowed to continue in this state, it would not be surprising no matter how irrational she beca.]
[You don’t want to hurt her.]
[Therefore, knocking her unconscious beca the best option.]
[However, even after Ishtar wakes up, her condition will probably not be good.]
[You sent Ishtar to the Temple of Anu.]
"I didn’t expect that you and Ishtar would co to this. Originally, I thought she would beco different because she was with you."
"Anu, aren’t you going to bla ?"
"Bla? What qualifications do I have? Aren’t I and the other gods the ones who spoiled her into this? I owe you a lot, so how can I have the face to bla you... You have already tried your best, there is no need to bla yourself."
Anu looked at the unconscious Ishtar.
He sighed helplessly.
Among the gods, he is the one who dotes on Ishtar the most.
If the child is not taught, it is the father’s fault.
"...I’ll leave her to you."
"Even if you leave her here, I won’t be able to stop her after she wakes up. She has never experienced this kind of thing before. Ishtar is very likely to vent her anger on you and Uruk. Moran, what do you plan to do?"
Moran stopped in front of the temple gate for a mont.
Anu stared at him like that.
After the two remained silent for a few seconds, Moran said, "I will not hurt Ishtar."
After saying this, Moran walked out the door.
Anu shook his head and sighed.
After being gratified, he felt regret and worry.
[Even though you say you won’t hurt Ishtar, it doesn’t an Ishtar doesn’t want to hurt people.]
[You can say such things]
[It is more about having absolute confidence in yourself.]
[Believing that no matter what tricks Ishtar uses, you will be able to take them all and not hurt her.]
[Showing an attitude of being able to absorb all attack thods.]
[You did not reject the hatred shown by Ishtar.]
[You are more self-blaming for not being able to change Ishtar, and sighing for things developing to this point.]
[Therefore, as a man]
[You have the magnanimity to absorb her unreasonable behavior.]
[No matter what thods the other party uses, you will solve them all and never avoid them.]
[Once loved, how can you easily give up?]
[You feel that this is the responsibility a man should have, and it is also the answer to your relationship with Ishtar.]
[Farewell to the Temple of Anu.]
[After that, you returned to Uruk and inford Gilgash of this matter, and asked everyone to prepare for the disaster.]
[Although Gilgash had guessed it]
[However, when he learned that Ishtar was by your side, his expression from shock to astonishnt was very interesting.]
[In the end, he gave you a thumbs up.]
[Offered you admiration.]
[You even tried to capture that mad woman, as a brother, he admired you to the ground.]
"Don’t worry, your business is Uruk’s business. In my opinion, that mad woman is not worthy of you. Her leaving you is her great loss. Ishtar’s vision is as bad as ever.
Let those boring gods send down divine punishnt. This king has never feared these things."
Gilgash waved his hand, not caring at all.
It’s like treating the coming wrath of God as a passing cloud.
"This king only knows one thing, and that is that you are this king’s brother, the irreplaceable pri minister in Uruk. Just because the goddess was dumped and caused resentnt, there is no need to fear that kind of thing!"
"No need to fear... So, Gil, you plan to face this divine wrath with ?"
"Fool, even if you plan to face it alone, according to Ishtar’s relentless personality, she will eventually vent her anger on Uruk.
From the mont you ca into contact with Ishtar, this misfortune has already entangled you. That woman is just so unreasonable. So, don’t even think about facing it alone, how could this king be soone who is afraid of death and protects himself by betraying his brothers?"
Gilgash chuckled and said.
The attitude he showed did not have a trace of fear of the gods...
It seed that he couldn’t wait to fight the gods.
"In short, as long as this king is in Uruk for one day, then Uruk will always be your backing. No need to worry."
"Ah, I understand. I won’t think about taking it on alone. This ti, let us brothers face this wrath of the gods together."
Moran showed a relieved smile.
Gilgash had already said this, and it would be too unkind for him to refuse.
Even if Moran didn’t say this.
Gilgash would also stand by his side.
In his eyes, if the gods wanted to co to Uruk to kick up a fuss, there was no need to give them a good ti.
The Wedge of Heaven is not a slave to the gods.
He is the king of n who guides mankind forward and shoulders the future of the stars.
[Uruk chose to move forward with you.]
[No matter what kind of anger the gods send down, this ti mankind will not compromise with the gods. You also know the conflict between humans and gods up to now.]
[So, you accepted it calmly.]
[You will not stop Gilgash’s decision, this is the ruling of him, the King of n.]
[On the other side, Ishtar woke up in the Temple of Anu.]
[Not long after waking up, she recalled what happened when she separated from you. Even if the injury has healed, every ti she recalls it, the hatred and pain are unforgettable like a drill.]
[Ishtar hates you.]
[As expected, she complained to her father Anu about this matter, and hoped that this father of the gods would seek justice for his daughter.]
[Unfortunately, Anu did not respond.]
[If soone else had done this to Ishtar, Anu would only be furious, but the person Ishtar loved was you.]
[Anu chose to do nothing.]
[He couldn’t attack you, who was kind to him, and at the sa ti, he couldn’t refuse Ishtar. Therefore, inaction was the greatest help that the Heavenly Father Anu could give.]
[Ishtar saw that Anu did not show up.]
[Her anger beca even stronger.]
[Determined that her father, who used to dote on her, would have this attitude because of your intervention.]
[So, she doesn’t plan to stop here.]
[She is going to the heavens to have the gods send down divine punishnt on you.]
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