I am Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes.

"Hey...you look really cold today..."

"Let's get down to business," Jill said, looking at Chen. "Like, what about the powerful enemy I'm facing?"

Chen paused.

"You found out?" Chen asked.

“No, it’s just that the clairvoyant vision saw something bad,” Jill replied. “It only saw lava covering the ground… and then it stopped there.”

"It really is that guy." Chen gritted his teeth. "That bastard we couldn't beat back then..."

Azdakha...

Chapter 472 Advantages and Disadvantages

“Azdakha? I remember it should be Azdakha?” Jill raised an eyebrow. “That evil god of Zoroastrianism?”

“That’s right… but the evil god in this world does indeed call himself Az Dakkaha. However, it’s important to note that he is not a god, but a dragon.” Chen’s voice was deep. “Even when the Traveler and the Sage put aside their prejudices and cooperated for the first time, they were unable to do anything to him.”

Travelers and sages...

“Never mind, that’s not a good way to address her—” Chen raised an eyebrow slightly, “Kevin Kaslana, Otto Apocalypse.”

Jill narrowed her eyes. "These two people... are they from the world that collapsed?"

"Yes, and the fact that they are willing to give you their trump card (the Holy Judgment of Heavenly Fire) and their hard-earned treasure (the Oath of Judah) proves that they recognize you."

Chen nodded slightly. "Then it's about how to deal with that Azdahah. You know Beast, right?"

"Are humans evil?" Jill nodded. "Of course I know."

Not only did they know about it, they had even fought against each other.

Sajō Ayaka, who transformed into the Beast of 666, almost forced Gil to reveal his trump card several times. In the end, she even managed to kill Gil once by attacking Enkidu, which forced Gil to come to his rescue.

Although Jill was only in spirit form at that time and her strength was less than 80% of her original body, it was still quite impressive that she could do this much.

After all, Jill used every trick in the book except Ea to deal with that guy.

“That Azdakha is similar to the White Yaksha in some ways… except that the White Yaksha, originally the White Night Demon King of the Celestial Movement, had his Celestial Movement spirit gradually shrink and then accepted the [Yaksha] godhood, so he is now only at the four-digit level. But even so, I am not confident that I can defeat the current White Yaksha, even if I use all my wisdom.”

“And Azdakha... is an even more troublesome fellow.” Chen looked at Jill. “Human evil refers to all kinds of disasters that threaten human history and destroy humanity. They are born from human civilization, grow stronger with human development, but destroy civilization from within, like cancer cells.”

“Azdakha is a similar being…” Chen said, “I don’t know his true nature yet.”

"To kill him, we had to pierce four points in order: his head, both shoulders, and his heart. His head was pierced by the canary, and his shoulders were secured with wooden stakes that Kevin almost sacrificed his life for. Mr. Xiaoming, who was originally intended to pierce the guy's heart, gained godhood at the crucial moment and was unable to kill the guy who could only be killed by humans. So in the end, our alliance had to do everything in its power to seal that terrifying guy away." Chen's tone was very sorrowful.

“Only humans can kill him—then I probably can’t help you,” Jill said with a shrug.

“Well, there are many ways you can’t do anything about it…” Chen rubbed his temples. “But we need to know the true nature of that bastard, otherwise even if we kill it, it will come back to life.”

"Nature?"

"Humanity's ultimate trial: the nature of absolute evil." Chen looked at Jill. "You must know this, so you must prepare in advance."

“I’ve tried to think about it before, but… I’m so useless. I’ve mastered almost everything, but I always feel like there’s something missing.” Chen sighed.

“No, there’s no need to blame yourself.” Jill’s eyes became slightly more serious. “I’ll help you find clues for the rest.”

……

When Jill woke up, she saw that the sky outside was dark.

“An afternoon…” Jill muttered, her crimson eyes flashing.

"That's perfect, I'll go find some information about that evil god of Zoroastrianism."

Jill jumped off the bed and headed toward the basement of the [No name] stronghold.

That is the library of [No name].

Zoroastrianism involves too many things. While Jill is not unfamiliar with these concepts, due to differences in worldviews, she needs to find books about them...

"Oh, little guy, you actually come here too."

Izayoi's voice rang out, and Gil looked at Izayoi. "Is it strange?"

Jill waved her hand, and a lamp floated out from the golden ripples.

The floating lantern lit up automatically, and Izayoi's eyes widened. "Hey, what's that!?"

“It’s just an ordinary thing.” Jill said as she walked away, and the lantern floated away with her.

"By the way, little guy, you said you could give each of us a blessing."

Izayoi tapped her palm and said.

"Do you want this lantern? It's a very practical prop. This part inside is special; it won't burn out completely, and the brightness is quite good. You have good taste." Gil directed the lantern to Izayoi.

"Thanks, little guy!" Izayoi gently patted Gil's head.

...You have good taste, but that doesn't stop me from wanting to kill you.

Gil, who doesn't allow anyone other than Enkidu to touch his head.

"May I ask why you want this?" Jill asked. "Isn't there many more precious gifts in my treasury? Why do you specifically want this one?"

"Because it's convenient for reading," Izayoi replied.

“…I see.” Jill nodded.

You wouldn't guess that this guy, who looks so rough around the edges, has a hobby like reading.

"Speaking of which, little one, what book are you looking for?" Izayoi asked.

“The mythological texts of Zoroastrianism,” Jill said.

"There are two more in that corner," Izayoi said, pointing to a corner.

Jill walked over, and golden ripples appeared around her once more, from which emerged a luminous pearl.

“Two books…” Gil picked them up. “Thank you, Izayoi.”

In this current situation, facing that guy (Az Dakkaha) presents both advantages and disadvantages.

Firstly, I already know quite a bit of information...

This was very advantageous to him, because in war, the most important things are not only soldiers, but also intelligence and supplies.

Yes, war.

Faced with such a formidable foe—the Demon King, a natural calamity ravaging the Little Garden—it can only be described as war.

“Lava… huh… then based on preliminary judgment, that guy must be sealed underground.” Jill’s voice was low.

For Jill, the most disadvantageous point is...

“Can only humans… kill them… such a formidable opponent…” Jill said, tracing the words [Avesta] with her fingertips.

Chapter 473 Departure: The Problem Children Heading to the Harvest Festival

"Speaking of which, little one, why are you looking for Zoroastrian books?" Izayoi asked.

“It’s nothing,” Jill said. “I’m just a little concerned about some things.”

A monster that even Kevin, who possesses "concept materialization," couldn't kill...?

In fact, Kevin doesn't seem to be a completely human being, but rather a cyborg.

An artificial human created using the genes of a King-class Honkai Beast...

Is it because of his inhuman nature that we can't defeat that guy...?

Jill's eyes darkened.

I don't know how far I can go.

Izayoi glanced at Gil and narrowed her eyes.

The little guy seems to have something on his mind...

……

Soon it was time for Izayoi and the others to set off for the Harvest Festival in the Southern District.

Apart from Izayoi, Kudo Asuka, Kasukabe Yo, and the main members who were about to go to the South District to participate in the Harvest Festival, almost all the remaining members of [No Name] came to the fountain square to see Izayoi and the others off.

“Mr. Gil, I’m entrusting the affairs of the community to you now,” Ren said earnestly, looking at Gil.

“Okay, no problem.” Jill nodded.

Although he didn't seem to care much, Ren knew that the king in front of him was the kind of person who would do his best to do something once he promised to do it well.

"Don't worry, little guy, we'll come back with a satisfying haul," Izayoi said, patting Gil's head.

Gil raised an eyebrow, and you could clearly see the veins bulging. "Then could you please take your filthy hands off me, Mr. Izayoi?"

It's obvious she's really angry... otherwise Jill would rarely use swear words.

"Haha, don't worry about it, don't worry about it!" Izayoi ruffled Gil's hair vigorously.

Then another flurry of magical artifacts flew around, plunging the area into complete chaos.

Black Rabbit sighed, "We're going to the Harvest Festival in the South District, why can't we create a bit more tension?"

"Don't worry, Ren, Enkidu, we'll remember to bring you gifts when we come back." Seeing the commotion, Kudo Asuka turned her attention to the other two.

"Hmm..." Lian seemed a little down.

"Don't worry, with a few of us here, there will definitely be no problems with the community," Enkidu said.

"It's good to have confidence. I'm looking forward to seeing how much we can gain." Gil clicked his tongue and decisively gave up on continuing to use his Noble Phantasm on Izayoi.

"Look forward to it, little guy." Izayoi laughed, intending to pat Gil's head again, but then saw Gil's threatening expression...

So he welcomed the baptism of the Noble Phantasm with even greater joy.

"Are these two kids...?" Black Rabbit sighed, looking at Izayoi who was constantly knocking away Noble Phantasms and Gilles who was frantically throwing Noble Phantasms, and said helplessly.

"Don't worry, there are very few people who can make Gilgamesh so angry, and there are not many people who can leave Gilgamesh helpless. Izayoi has both qualities. Gilgamesh rarely finds someone like this who can be considered a playmate, so it's okay." Enkidu casually blocked the Noble Phantasm that Izayoi had deflected towards him and said.

"Ugh, I really don't know what to say about them!" Black Rabbit groaned helplessly, clutching her head.

At this moment, light flashed again from the direction of the boundary gate.