Type-Moon Simulator: Start the game by attacking the Greek goddess!

[However, this does not mean that you are not nervous]

You are on high alert, prepared to face the wrath of the gods. The present era belongs to humanity, and this conflict is only a matter of time. As long as humanity strives for independent development, it is inevitable.

News of Subaba's defeat reaches Enlil

Not to kill, but to conquer

Humanity was devoured along with the fear set by the gods. This result was beyond Enlil's expectations.

[In His expectation, humans should only be able to kill Subaba, but not have the ability to conquer him.]

"Heh, you've been blamed for something else. You're quite capable, human. Not only did you take Subaba under your wing, you even refuse to return the seven laws I bestowed upon you."

The face of the God-King Enlil was slightly gloomy.

He originally wanted to lead the situation to a situation where Moran killed Subaba, and then he would bring down divine punishment.

However, who would have thought that Moran saved Subaba.

He tamed this divine beast.

"But there are solutions. Let me let you win this round first. This time it was my miscalculation and my carelessness.

This defeat will pave the way for the second victory."

Enlil smiled in return.

He still firmly believed that he could win.

One mistake doesn't prove anything.

At this moment, humanity is only beginning to stray from the gods.

People can open up forests to obtain resources, but they also have to bear the risks of doing so.

Confused humans will encounter setbacks.

If humans can avoid a mistake like the one of conquering Subaba once, can they avoid it a second time or a third time?

If you can't avoid it, it's only a matter of time before you encounter it again.

Because when humans decided to deviate from the Age of Gods, this result was already determined.

Enlil knew this well.

He had a premonition that humanity would soon make a second mistake.

Therefore, Enlil intended to use this first defeat as a prelude to make the second mistake, which was yet to come, even more serious.

Chapter 493: One thing leads to another! A storm is coming! [Please subscribe! Please give me flowers!]

[Subaba gradually wakes up from his deep sleep]

She saw that humans had not fallen into a frenzy, and Enkidu stayed with her all day, communicating with her.

This effect is very significant.

Your major blood transfusion has freed Subaba from the control of the gods to the greatest extent possible, allowing her to make decisions based on her own consciousness and stray from the path set for her by the gods.

[This monster has a heart as pure and simple as a girl's]

She couldn't make a decision directly.

[However, looking at the city where her friends are, she is thinking about helping her friends in the past.]

Subaba settled in Uruk

[The people were initially curious about this ferocious beast, but gradually became accustomed to it.]

[However, several days have passed, and there has been no significant movement from the gods. Do you think this is likely because you didn't kill Subaba?]

If Subaba is killed directly

[That is truly declaring war on the gods]

If they were simply conquered without killing, there would still be some room for recovery.

At least the gods wouldn't immediately think that Gilgamesh wanted to say goodbye to the Age of Gods. Rather than believing that, they'd probably be more inclined to believe that Gilgamesh challenged Subaba out of arrogance.

In the gods' minds, Gilgamesh is a tyrannical, debauched tyrant. They never consider humans. Indeed, none of them know Gilgamesh's true self.

[Afterwards, the sun god Utu arrived in person]

He informed you of the recent events in the heavens, where the gods discussed the matter of Subaba.

Fortunately, most gods didn't take it too seriously, believing it was simply a childish display of power by humans.

The gods remain arrogant.

[The two things that you find most incredible are: in this meeting of the gods, the god king Enlil actually stood against punishing you, and he did not intend to hold Subaba accountable.]

He publicly stated that he knew that the attack on Subaba was orchestrated by the Sun God Utu. Therefore, this was not a struggle between humans and the gods, but an internal affair among the gods.

[Through Enlil’s words]

The original dispute between humans and gods turned into an internal dispute among the gods, and the conflicts and sparks suddenly became much less intense.

[Utu, feeling a little surprised, admitted this]

He was surprised at Enlil's attitude.

[The gods also believe this statement]

If it weren't for the tacit approval of these two main gods, how could a mere human kill the divine beast Subaba? This is too absurd.

[Compared to the truth, the gods prefer to believe the answers they want]

"Hahahaha! What? It seems that arrogant old man can also reason. He really makes me look at him with new eyes."

Gilgamesh also found it incredible.

As he expected, the God King Enlil would not miss this opportunity to target Moran.

As a result, He vigorously defended the human side.

"Don't be too happy. I feel like there's something fishy going on here. That old man isn't the type to give in so easily. The more he displays tolerance and righteousness, the more I feel something's amiss."

Moran listened to the description of the sun god Utu.

I roughly imagined Enlil's performance at the meeting of the gods, how he stood up against all odds to protect humanity.

If you were in Enlil's place

If you knew your subordinate, the Sky Wedge, had done this, and you were still defending it, there are generally only two reasons—

[One is to protect the Sky Wedge]

[Second, he wanted to punish the Sky Wedge in a very cruel way]

Humans were given numerous privileges and privileges, and their status was elevated to such an extent that many gods became angry with them.

[Exercising the divine king's great power and supporting him wholeheartedly is one of them.]

[That would not only earn him the love of humanity, but also demonstrate that he was a great god who loved humanity. At the same time, the gods in heaven would not be unhappy with Enlil. They would only turn their attention to the privileged humans.]

When some gods want to bring down divine punishment on humans privately

[Enlil can still come out and actively dissuade]

[This further makes the gods unhappy with humans, while also gaining their love and intensifying the conflict between humans and gods.]

"Tsk... If that's really the case... then it's too sinister. One thing leads to another. This old bastard really has bad intentions!"

Gilgamesh looked at him unkindly.

He couldn't have imagined such a conspiracy.

If Moran hadn't said that, he would have simply thought that Enlil had compromised and admitted defeat.

"This is just my guess. Let's take it one step at a time. If it's really as I said, then we have to be careful.

If He does this, He is sharpening His sword. When the dissatisfaction and resentment of the gods accumulate to a certain level, He will inflict the most severe punishment on humanity. By then, no one will be able to stop Him.

Moran said with a shrug.

He had seen many ministers use this method of manipulating people's hearts when he was in power.

Most of the people are ignorant lambs.

It's easy to be led.

Even God cannot avoid it.

"Although you are human, you have far exceeded my expectations. Well, I will pay attention to Enlil's recent movements. If it is true as Moran said, I will do my best to obstruct Him."

The sun god Utu also thought this was possible.

After all, Enlil's transformation was too great.

He also believed that Enlil would not easily swallow his anger as his pet animals had been taken away by humans.

With the temperament of this storm god.

Not being angry is actually more terrifying than being angry.

"By the way, it's not just Enlil who's defending you. Ishtar is also speaking for you. This time, my sister worked harder than you could imagine at the meeting of the gods."

“…Ishtar?”

Moran was slightly stunned.

Thinking that even Ishtar defended him like this, he couldn't guess what the woman was thinking.

The time I spent with her.

Make Moran willing to believe in the good side of Ishtar.

"This is truly unprecedented. That Ishtar? The Ishtar who doesn't even bother to care about anyone else's life or death? She actually asked us for permission on this matter? Has she finally gone mad?"

Gilgamesh's skin broke out in goosebumps.

I have a feeling that nothing good will happen when Ishtar is involved.

However, when Moran heard Ishtar's plea for them, he felt a surge of warmth in his heart.

Chapter 494: Ishtar Appears on Her Own [Subscribe! Flowers!]

This way his expectations would not be wasted.

If Ishtar can continue to develop in the direction of good, it will truly be a great thing that can be celebrated by everyone.

However, Moran knew how difficult this was.

I'm afraid it's more difficult than challenging the gods.

The only consolation is that this matter is not completely hopeless.

You are on high alert.

[Beware of the possible divine punishment from the God King Enlil, and at the same time, you will take time to chat with Subaba]

[Subaba who absorbed your blood]

In terms of relationship, she felt a sense of closeness with you and had no intention of rejecting you. Subaba knew that it was you who saved her from self-destruction and gave her a chance to live.

Even though you explained that this was to avoid falling into the god's trap, Subaba still thanks you.

At least, you and Enkidu are the same.

[Also tried to save her who not many people cared about]

This alone was enough to move Subaba, as evidenced by the fact that she always wore the wreath given by Enkidu.

Subaba's mind is like a child's.

[It's just that due to her position of authority and the characterization given to her by the gods, she can neither become a god nor a human.]

[Now Subaba can control his own destiny]

She thanks you for this.

[Accepting the gratitude of this gentle giant, you gave a wry smile, thinking only of the attack on Subaba earlier.]

The child gave no thought to the battle in the cedar forest.