Golden Glitter Development Guide

Enki is different.

Both Gilgamesh and Priya are well aware of this fact.

Both parties, as possessive as they were, wouldn't allow other people's meddling in their world, but Enkidu did.

To Gilgamesh, Enki is the only close friend; to Priya, Enki is the existence she especially values.

Priya hates gods and hates humans, Gilgamesh is both, and Enkidu is neither.

The goddess even said seriously that Enki is an artificial human created by Aluru, and Aluru can be regarded as her adoptive mother. In this way, Enkidu should be her adoptive brother.

And Gilgamesh is her disciple, in terms of seniority, Enkidu is still a generation older than him.

Enkidu was still laughing at the side without saying a word. This guy who seems to be obedient and well-behaved but will run away when he is not happy can only look like a caring baby who says "you can say anything" in front of the goddess. The clay figurine that was made for him will always prefer Priya.

The two of them teamed up so angry that Gilgamesh at the time found Remat and asked Remat to accept Enkidu as his adopted son.

Later, Gilgamesh discovered that the goddess was actually joking.

Priya's kindness to Enkidu made the king jealous.

Enkidu's accompanying weapon was made by Priya, and they declared that the "Sky Lock" was a treasure born together with Enkidu; every time Gilgamesh and Enki fought, Priya would smile and laugh. Look at it, and finally help Enkidu to get sidetracked; even if the king has known the goddess for many years, the king has not received much favor from the goddess, but in front of Enkidu, her attentive performance is so obvious that Gilgamesh can't pretend to be stupid arrive.

... so angry.

Wang sullenly thought, if that guy wasn't Enkidu, his only true friend, he would definitely kill him without hesitation.

But one was his teacher and the other was his friend. The king of Uruk had no choice but to swallow his dissatisfaction expressionlessly.

...Hmph, who made him so broad-minded.

Of course Gilgamesh knew that Priya was kind to Enkidu, half of which was due to him.

For so many years, the goddess has rarely put on airs of a teacher in front of him, but made an exception for Enkidu.

That clay figurine was born for him.

Gilgamesh is the "wedge of the sky", and Enkidu is the "lock of the sky". Although the latter was created by the gods, he stood in the human camp together with him, the son of the gods.

Praia said, "Be nice to him."

Gilgamesh, who heard this with his eyes closed, looked at the self who was still arrogantly saying "this king naturally knows". Looking back now, he was stupid and hopeless at that time.

Priya's disguise is not impeccable.

The goddess never concealed her desire to use him, nor did she hide from him her desire to kill the gods.

But it was this kind of attitude that made the former him confused.

When the goddess bestowed the "Sky Lock" on Enkidu, Enkidu was doomed to die.

The gods will not allow their own existence to be threatened, especially if that guy has not yet stood on the side of the gods. He was clearly created by the gods, but he wants to challenge the majesty of the gods.

Priya had witnessed such a fate long ago, but the deep meaning behind those simple words was not captured by the former him.

Should this goddess be hypocritical or cruel?

It is clear that she is the one who understands his existence best in this world.

Even if it was Enkidu, close friends might not necessarily understand each other that well. The young man who claimed to be a tool never thought he had the qualifications to stand side by side with him.

However, Priya is different.

Even when Uruk decided to declare war on Kish, because Zababa, the god of war, was the protector of the other side, and Ishtar was so unreliable, even Remat asked him if he needed the help of the gods. But Priya stood aside and watched, her appearance of having nothing to do with her was irritating.

But it was she who smiled and said, "I don't want to rely on the power of the gods, isn't it just Jill's idea."

indeed.

Even if there are gods in the opponent's camp, it doesn't mean that he will pray for the protection of the gods.

Enkidu was captured by King Aga of Kish, the whole of Uruk was in a state of anxiety, there was a constant stream of people in front of the temple, and only Priya remained calm.

Maybe she knew the future, or maybe she didn't care about it, but Gilgamesh knew better that the biggest reason was that her teacher knew him well enough.

Enkidu's capture was just a strategic consideration, in order to allow the "Sky Lock" to restrain Zababa's actions.

Uruk was victorious.

Gilgamesh's royal power was never given to him by the gods, but he, his close friends and the humans in Uruk plundered it by their own strength.

At that time, he was so high-spirited.

He used to think that he could do anything.

So... ridiculous.