The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

"..."

A slight blush appeared on Ishtar's cheeks.

Because she understood this question in a completely different way.

Noticing the timing of his arrival—isn't that like asking yourself when did you fall in love at first sight?!

This kind of thing... can you really just tell anyone about it?

Please.

This is too embarrassing for God!

but--

Feeling the gaze from Enkidu, Ishtar felt as if she was being stared at and needed to compete.

That's right.

The green-haired man in front of him must have stolen a lot of food during the period before he came to Uruk.

So……

You can't just pretend that nothing happened!

"I noticed you after you took control of the two rivers!"

"Such a large area is your kingdom. No matter how you think about it, it's a perfect match for me!"

"The human king of Uruk and the goddess who rules over Venus—what a perfect match for a marriage!"

Having said this, Ishtar cupped her cheeks and began to shake them in a slightly infatuated manner.

Anyone with a discerning eye could immediately see that she had already begun to fantasize about her life with Ian after marriage - maybe she had even thought about how many children she would have.

only--

Ian's slightly cold expression shattered Ishtar's fantasy.

"What's that expression on your face? Are you dissatisfied with the reasons I gave?"

"That's not the case."

"only……"

Before Ian could finish his words, Enkidu, who was standing beside him, spoke to Ishtar in front of him as if to prove something.

"But the person who accompanied him through all this was me."

"..."

Ishtar's expression suddenly became anxious.

"That……"

"I still have the arrow I shot before! It's the big one. You can't do this!"

"I really can't do it."

"See, I knew it—"

Ishtar was only happy for a few minutes before she heard the next sentence.

"But I was the one who shot the arrow back."

"you……"

Ishtar was about to explode when Enkidu covered her lips.

Then, the goddess of Venus heard the direct challenge from the other party.

"It's okay, I know you're very upset."

"In that case—"

"Let's compare and see."

"Together, let's prove to him what we are good at as wives!"

931. Ishtar's Wife's Talents/Humanity's Oldest Competition (4k)

"..."

Ishtar was stunned for a moment.

After confirming that she had heard correctly, she said in great confusion.

"ha--!"

"You, are you challenging me?"

"Well, almost." Enkidu nodded without hesitation, "But not completely."

"Ishtar, since you want to be his wife, then you should choose the best one among all of them."

"But I'm already pretty good, aren't I?"

Ishtar put her hands on her hips.

Unlike her sister Ereshkigal, as the goddess of Venus, she does not know what restraint and modesty mean.

"Does this need to be proven?"

"..."

Enkidu shook his head.

"This statement is completely untenable."

"Ishtar, if I told you that I was the best among that group of people, what would be your first reaction?"

"Of course it's against..."

"Eh!"

Ishtar reacted.

Yes.

If there is no proof, then the so-called "best" is just a title that anyone can claim for themselves.

I can be one, and so can the girl in front of me called Enkidu.

That's right.

We really need a proof, a proof that can convince others.

"Well, Enkidu, the creation of God, for once, I will admit that what you said does make some sense."

"but……"

"How can we compare?"

Ishtar looked at Ian beside her.

Although she was not an expert at reading people's expressions, she could still feel that this man did not object to this kind of thing.

So--

Just show off your skills!!

I am the goddess of Venus. It is impossible that I am not as good as something created by a god, right?

"Since she's my wife—"

"Then you should do what a wife should do."

Enkidu raised three fingers as he spoke.

"We are better than three things."

"Hehe, just three items?" Ishtar's expression was full of confidence, as if she had already won the championship at the beginning of the competition.

"Then let's start quickly!"

"..."

This is a very special game.

[You can sense that Enkidu didn't think deeply about these words for too long.]

【in other words--】

[She was probably just annoyed by Ishtar's words, so she proposed the contest for her wife.]

【But for some reason, you don’t feel panicked by this, and you even find it interesting.】

[As for the reason for this, after careful consideration, it can be basically confirmed that it is curiosity about Enkidu's undisclosed attributes.]

"Enkidu as a wife—"

【What kind of existence would that be? 】

You are still curious about the answer to this question.

【However, you soon discovered that you underestimated Enkidu's intentions.】

[She's not the type to rely solely on brute force to win—]

Inside the palace of Uruk.

Ishtar, who was somewhat excited by Enkidu's challenge, looked at the third person besides Enkidu and Ian with some confusion.

"..."

"So who is this——"

"Oh, if you ask me..." The woman who was a complete stranger to Ishtar spoke as she responded to the goddess.

"I'm Siduri."

"The chief aide of Uruk."

"No! That's not what I'm talking about!" Ishtar stopped Siduri from introducing herself with her hand. "I want to know why you're here, and it looks like you're going to join in!"

"Is that right?!"

Just as Ishtar complained at this moment, Siduri, who was extremely unfamiliar to her, just stood there.

And what makes her different from Enkidu is that she has some extra decorations on her body.

What should I say...

correct!

It's almost like cooking!

"Oh... I forgot to tell you." Enkidu rested his chin on his hand, then looked at Ishtar and said, "This is not just a competition between you and me, but a competition between you and 'all girls who are good enough and qualified to become the queen of Uruk, while also remaining absolutely loyal.'"

"..."

The long list of names that Enkidu called out left Ishtar dumbfounded.

But she quickly shook her head and then said what she cared about most.

"no!"

"Are you guys going to fight two against one?!"

"Are you afraid of two against one?" Enkidu suddenly asked back.

"This……"

Ishtar was a little bewildered by the sudden question.

"Of course I'm not afraid—but I just think this isn't fair. If you can find help, then shouldn't I be able to find help too?"

"Otherwise, how could this kind of competition produce the most reasonable outcome?!"

"But if you can find help, you can only find gods, and no matter how hard we try, we can only find humans."

Enkidu gave his reasons and then looked at Ishtar.

"Isn't this also an unreasonable result?"

"..."