Your lunch is mine

Enkidu was a little uncertain about what his first dream in his life could be.But he also knew that it was absolutely impossible for him alone to dream.

Precognition...no, or perception of things above has always been Sanyuankui's strong point, but he never thought that the other party's ability...even the gods can detect it.

Like a fish on the chopping board, Enkidu lay upright on the bed, staring at the blue marble in his hand, but he couldn't enter the dormant state no matter what.

There seems to be something wrong with the body, and there is always a feeling of uneasiness in my heart. My thoughts are like a mess of threads, and one end is always tied to the "dream".

The gods, the council, Ishtar, the bull of the sky, the wedge and lock of the sky, crime and punishment, and in the end, although I didn't hear it, it was completely unimaginable... the judgment.

The judgment of the gods on Enkidu, the lock of the sky.

What he sees, is it the present or the future?If it is now, then something has happened to me, so maybe it can be counted as the future, right?

The rational but messy mind made it difficult for Enkidu to calm down, only the familiar shallow breathing not far away could make him feel a little relieved.

Or... just a dream?

I don't know how long it has passed, it may be very long, or it may be very short.Enkidu sat up in the dark room, he glanced at Sanyuankui who was still sleeping, and left the room quietly.

It was already early morning outside at this time, and although the sun had not yet appeared, the sky was already glowing with a faint light, making full preparations for the bright sunrise behind.

The celebration outside has not yet dissipated, the flames and lights still illuminate the city, and the people are not exhausted after a whole night of noise, or they just changed a wave of people.

In short, Uruk is still lively.

Enkidu suddenly had an idea.

If it is a real dream, then sleeping in such a warm atmosphere must have a beautiful dream.

"Enkidu?"

A familiar voice came from behind him, Enkidu turned around and saw Gilgamesh as expected.

"Jill."

He responded.

"It's almost dawn."

"It's just dawn."

Yesterday plus today... the day before yesterday, Gilgamesh, who hadn't slept for two nights, walked to Enkidu's side, and he didn't look as tired as a cultivator who stayed up all night should have.

"Even if this king doesn't sleep for a week, nothing will happen."

"But it will be tiring."

Enkidu bluntly exposes Gilgamesh's right but wrong words.

"Even Jill will feel tired if he doesn't sleep for a week."

Gilgamesh:"……"

It's just tiring, is such a trivial matter as tiring as a bull in the sky?

Gilgamesh decisively uses "the authority of the king".

"It's long-winded, I'm fine if I say it's fine!"

Enkidu stared at Gilgamesh with quite tolerant eyes, making him uncomfortable.

"Why are you here?"

Wang chose to change the subject.

"Put the little idiot aside and come out by yourself. Could it be that Enkidu, you are finally not going to spoil her anymore?"

"That's not spoiling, it's just the most basic thing to protect the cubs, and this place is not far from there, I can go back as soon as possible. As for the reason for being here..."

Enkidudi explained it countless times, but after saying this sentence, he couldn't help but fell silent.

"what happened?"

Gilgamesh looked at his best friend's sudden silence in surprise, and blurted out a rather unreliable guess.

"You finally quarreled?"

Enkidu: "..."

Enkidu keenly grasped the blind spot in Gilgamesh's words.

"'Finally,' Jill, it looks like you've been looking forward to this for a long time."

As he spoke, he showed his best friend a gentle smile like a Widowmaker, biting a certain word very hard.

"That really disappoints you, Jill. It's impossible for us to 'quarrel'."

Gilgamesh clicked his tongue, turned his head to look at the lights of the city below, and wisely chose not to cause trouble.

Enkidu ended the topic in satisfaction, and he looked down at the blue marble in his hand.After a long time, a question was suddenly asked.

"Jill, do you dream?"

"dream?"

Gilgamesh answered naturally.

"Of course, my king's dream is very luxurious."

Enkidu: "..."

I'm sorry, he couldn't imagine what a luxurious dreamland would be like. Jill couldn't have moved the palace into his dream, right?

"Why? Suddenly asking this?"

Gilgamesh looked at Enkidu and guessed accurately.

"Could it be that you are finally dreaming?"

But he knew that Enkidu himself said that he had no dreams, and even the so-called "sleep" was not necessary for Enkidu.

"……Um."

Enkidu nodded hesitantly, and asked a second question.

"Does Jill... have nightmares?"

"How is it possible? How dare you find me in a mere nightmare? So you had a nightmare?"

Gilgamesh couldn't help laughing.

——The kind of schadenfreude.

"Hahahahaha is indeed my best friend, the first time I had a dream turned out to be a nightmare. Hahahahaha!"

Enkidu stared at his friend who was laughing blankly, and used his eyes to make the other party's laughter a little smaller.

"But Enkidu, you dreamed, it was really sudden."

Gilgamesh, who had had enough laughing, became serious and gave very reliable advice.

"We can go to my mother, she is very good at interpreting dreams."

"No, don't bother Goddess Ningsun for the time being."

Because the content of his dream has completely pasted the answer on his forehead...

Gilgamesh, who had no idea how terrifying Enkidu's dream was, spoke confidently.

"It's just a nightmare. With this king here, if you continue to be troubled just because of this matter, this king will give you a good reprimand."

"Yeah, it's just a dream."

Enkidu was infected by this confidence, and the depression in his heart dissipated a little.

It would be even better if it was really a dream...

……

Enkidu buried this dream in his heart and did not tell anyone.

Because if it's just a dream, then there's no need to say it; and if it's a foreknowledge...then even if you say it, there's nothing you can do about it.

It was a common decision of the "gods", and in this era, no one, not even Jill, could fight against all the gods alone.

He sincerely hoped that it was just a nightmare.

But reality doesn't always make it happen.

The feeling of dizziness surged in his mind, and there was a strong abnormality in his body, as if a gap had been poked out, and what was used to support his life flowed out along this hole.

The sudden attack made Enkidu have no time to react. He subconsciously supported the wall beside him, and slowly fell to the ground. He heard panicked voices from the attendants nearby. In his blurred vision, there was a blue of worry, just like that day like marbles.

He raised the corners of his lips with difficulty, trying to stand up again, but suddenly his eyes went dark.

Just before he fell into a coma, a firm thought flashed through his mind.

The punishment of the gods has begun.

In the dormitory, a large number of people had already gathered, and the priests who were proficient in medical and divine arts were examining and discussing, but they couldn't give Gilgamesh a satisfactory answer at all.

Looking at a group of priests who were reluctant to speak, Gilgamesh frowned and urged the result.

"No answer yet?"

"My lord, Lord Enkidu's body is different from that of ordinary people, even if he is treated with divine magic, it will have no effect."

An old priest stood up tremblingly, and resolutely stated the result.

"Now we can only know that Lord Enkidu's vitality is constantly losing, if it can't be stopped..."

He didn't dare to say the word "death", but the implication behind the words was very obvious.

When the vitality is gone, of course the human being is also gone.

Gilgamesh:"……"

After the old priest finished speaking, the entire palace instantly became audible, and the air seemed to become thick, making it hard to breathe.

Whether it was the attendants or the priests, they all carefully slowed down their breathing, not daring to disturb the invisible king with the slightest sound, for fear that Gilgamesh would be angry and people would drag them down.

Although the king became wise because of the people of Enkidu, they couldn't even cure the diseases of the people of Enkidu, and they themselves felt that they were useless.

Dead silence spread in the palace, and the atmosphere became more and more tense, but just when the priests thought they would not see the sun tomorrow, a voice broke the silence.

"Enkidu will not die."

In an instant, the priests trembled, subconsciously looked at the source of the sound with the eyes of a martyr, and then breathed a sigh of relief.

It's Master Sanyuankui, it's stable, it's stable now!Who in Uruk doesn't know the ability of Master Sanyuankui to ward off disasters?

If she said no, then she definitely wouldn't!

Sanyuankui didn't care about the reactions of the priests, she just stared at Gilgamesh's red eyes, and there was no hesitation in those blue eyes, she just walked with determination.

She bluntly said the word that no one dared to say, the word that countless people rejected, and repeated that sentence with the same firm voice as her eyes.

"Enkidu, will not die."

"Is that your answer?"

Gilgamesh didn't question it, even if he kept saying that Sanyuankui was an idiot, even he would not deny Sanyuankui's outstanding ability.

Gilgamesh, who was too lazy to say anything to a group of priests, glanced at them casually, and dropped a sentence that made them feel amnesty.

"Go down."

A group of priests who were trembling just now got up quickly, and after exiting the palace maintaining a respectful posture, they all breathed a sigh of relief and wiped the sweat from their foreheads.

After talking about their useless results before, in Wang's silence, they were all scared to death!And Lord Enkidu is so nice, they don't want anything to happen to Lord Enkidu.

In the palace, Gilgamesh walked to the bedside. Enkidu was still unconscious on the bed, but Sanyuankui who was originally by the bedside had already calmed down after getting rid of his worries at the beginning.

He is calmer than anyone else, as if he already knew what happened and even saw the result.

"Little idiot."

Gilgamesh narrowed his red eyes, and asked a question in a firm voice.

"You know why Enkidu became like this."