"Hmph, you’re the one who’s making lose face with this tone, and now you’re expounding the way of the king here."
"Because, more than winning this Holy Grail War...
What I hope for more is that the three of us can gather together as happily as we used to." Enkidu showed a nostalgic expression.
"Forget it, I lost to you... Even if you have a thousand transformations, you still haven’t changed."
Gilgash changed from agitation to relief, and finally couldn’t help but smile, as if he had given up.
Seeing the close relationship between the two.
Tiné thought of the poison in Gilgash’s body, and she thought that this Servant, who was once of the sa level as Gilgash, might have a way to solve it.
"If you want her to detoxify , then save it. The poison accumulated in my body now can probably only be removed by that guy Moran. What’s in my body isn’t just poison..."
"...Not just poison?"
"In addition to the poison, there is also the protection of the gods. At the sa ti, it is also a curse for the human species... The light that was injected into my body at that ti was one of them, a curse that started with the plague."
Gilgash shook his head as he spoke.
He had calculated everything, but he didn’t expect Ishtar to appear, nor did he expect Humbaba to appear with her.
These two great enemies were too targeted at him.
Encountering it in the Holy Grail War had less than a one-in-a-thousand chance, yet he actually ran into it.
He was utterly speechless.
"However, perhaps we should thank Moran’s potent poison. Fortunately, his poison was resisting and eroding the plague... otherwise, the deathly disease would have spread from Gil’s body.
If not for that reason, you—perhaps even I—would not have been spared, and would most likely be trapped in the abyss of death right now."
Enkidu said casually.
Gilgash, standing beside him, raised an eyebrow, his displeased expression seeming to deepen.
Success and failure both due to Moran.
Although he had never appeared in front of everyone, his shadow could be seen everywhere.
That’s why Gilgash was displeased that he had been saved by Moran again. Even though he survived, he still looked unhappy.
However, the situation changed too quickly.
He and Enkidu shared a common thought—losing the Holy Grail War didn’t matter, but they absolutely couldn’t let Ishtar win.
Not only because their personalities and dignity wouldn’t allow it.
But also because they stood on the side of human reason.
If Ishtar were to win this Holy Grail War,
with that madwoman’s personality,
Gilgash believed she would definitely make a ss of the world, and human extinction wouldn’t be surprising.
Such a future was undoubtedly the most terrifying.
Humanity destroyed by the most unreasonable goddess in history was a cold joke that even he couldn’t laugh at.
"The reason I ca here, besides wanting to help Gil and propose an alliance, was also to learn more about you.
Now it seems... I can understand why Gil didn’t kill the one who plotted to use him."
Enkidu’s gaze shifted to the two Command Seals on Tiné’s hand.
If Tiné hadn’t used her Command Seals at a crucial mont, Gilgash would probably have been the first Servant to be eliminated from this Holy Grail War.
The implication was that she approved of Tiné.
"However, the other two, the aura on you two feels sowhat familiar...
Could it be that you are also related to Moran?"
Enkidu’s gaze turned to the second floor of the suite.
There, the Tohsaka sisters observed Enkidu warily, sensing that this Servant was not simple.
Just looking at the beautiful appearance of this beauty,
and that flawless aura,
they recognized Enkidu’s identity.
This Servant was the Chain of Heaven from the myths, who fought Gilgash in the desert a few days ago.
"Moran... he is our teacher."
"Teacher? So, you two are his disciples? Hehe, I heard him say he has two lovely disciples... you must be Rin and Sakura?"
As Rin answered,
Enkidu’s gaze softened, giving off a feeling of maternal kindness.
Without guessing, the Tohsaka sisters could imagine that
this person must also be one of their teacher Moran’s confidantes.
Almost subconsciously, Rin and Sakura couldn’t help but complain in their hearts, that they could et their teacher’s confidantes wherever they went.
This put a lot of pressure on them.
Yes, in various senses.
"Um... what is your relationship with Teacher Moran...?"
Sakura didn’t hide behind Rin this ti.
She proactively asked Enkidu.
In Enkidu’s ears, it sounded like a cute daughter asking a question out of curiosity, which was pleasant to hear.
But in reality, Sakura was acting out of a possessive ntality.
Her intuition told her that this beauty was also a strong competitor.
"My relationship with Moran... where should I start... I gained the rationality I was missing because of him, and beca human. After that, I also fell in love with him like ordinary people, and beca partners...
It was because of his influence that I was able to beco who I am. Even now, I am proud of it."
Enkidu said reminiscingly.
Perhaps even she didn’t realize that she had a joyful smile on her face as she recounted this experience.
Rin and Sakura frowned as they listened.
This competitor was far too heavyweight.
"...In short, I think it’s a very natural, very ordinary relationship. There’s nothing strange about it."
Enkidu’s tone was quite calm.
But those who overheard felt that it would have been better not to explain, because once she did, it made people want to retort, "What’s ordinary about that?"
In fact, Enkidu’s feelings for Moran had long surpassed the limitations of friendship and love.
To simply summarize it with these two emotions
would be an offense.
It was precisely because Rin and Sakura understood this that they thought Enkidu was too strong of an opponent.
She understood everything,
and believed in Moran and herself.
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