[comprehensive] Ishtar

When Gilgamesh saw the green-haired 'girl' standing in the hall, which was similar to but different from the Ishtar Temple, he had witnessed the future king with his own eyes, and he had already realized the wrong temptation he had made. , and the real reason for the irascibility and dissatisfaction of the goddess of Venus.

But so what, is this an excuse to forgive that rude woman?

No!

Before the woman came down to make an apology in person, the only courtesy she could get was to be bombarded.

"Enkidu?" Gilgamesh folded his arms in front of his chest, his red eyes were full of scrutiny, "Why did that woman from Ishtar call you here?"

"Naturally to apologize." The 'gift' named Enkidu was not angry because of the king's tone, nor was he dissatisfied with being 'changed hands'.There was a gentle smile on his face, and sincerity in his eyes, and even when he looked at Gilgamesh, there was a bit of subtle curiosity.

Enkidu took two steps forward: "The prostitute said, I am the goddess Ishtar's apology for you. If you want a half body, I will be your most satisfactory gift." He raised his hand to touch his face, "For this reason, I followed your aesthetics, are you satisfied?"

Seeing the man-made man in front of him who looked exactly like a green-haired prostitute, Gilgamesh violently dug out his golden hair: "This king said why the woman in Ishtar is so quiet all of a sudden—" the king gritted his teeth Said, "It seems that the lesson I taught her is not deep enough."

It has been more than ten years since the king was discovered by the goddess of "adultery", and the chase between the king and the goddess has been going on for more than ten years. Just when the king's anger has dissipated, it is almost time to go out in the sky boat. During the entertainment for digestion after the meal, the goddess poured down a pot of hot water, which angered the king again.

Siduri leaning against the door has given up saving her king and goddess, they can do whatever they like, as long as Uruk is still alive, she will quietly watch the two heart-tiring fools at each other's death Jump across the bottom line.

As an artificial human, Enkidu didn't understand why Gilgamesh's anger arose, but when he was made as the attribute of "Gilgamesh's half body", he could feel that the other party wanted to find someone to take a written test at the moment O desire, it just so happens that he also has such a mood.

"You are the king of Uruk." He stretched out his hand to press the golden chain bestowed by the gods, belatedly remembering that the gods seemed to have given him another duty before he was stopped by the goddess of Venus and entrusted repeatedly.However, when he saw the king, he completely forgot about the requirements of the gods.

In fact, on the way from the forest to Uruk, he had made a lot of fantasies, imagining what the king who taught him was evaluated as "not doing business properly" but also had a "born king".Imagine what kind of posture the "omnipotent" existence in the mouth of the people is, and imagine how unruly the "rebellious" king described by the gods is.

It wasn't until he saw him that Enkidu suddenly realized that those descriptions were both correct and wrong.Those one-sided words can't describe the greatness of the king, and those descriptions with strong subjective imagination only outline the surface of a king in a billionth-some people are born to be kings.

He may not be doing business most of the time, and he does not handle the government affairs of Uruk, but he has laid down this large country with his own hands, and the people regard him as a god.He may be authoritarian and domineering, requiring others to implement every word, but he also requires himself to lead by example.

He may live extravagantly, but that is the glory he earned himself, who has the right to say that he cannot do so.He is also conceited and arrogant, but this is based on all the wise and correct decisions he made in the past.

One look and you know this is the king you should serve.

If it weren't for the gift that touched the gods, Enkidu might not have remembered the reason why he left the forest.Even thinking about it now, he didn't really have the heart to persuade the other party.

Today, when the people are self-sufficient and Uruk is flourishing, who can judge that such a path is wrong?

So he took two steps forward, wanting to get closer to Gilgamesh, wanting to let him see how serious he is, and let him see how polite he is that he has no intention of forcing after being serious.

But as we all know, Ishtar, the patron saint of Uruk, is a beautiful dog. She is almost responsive to good-looking people, good-looking people and good-looking people.And it is precisely because of this level of accomplishment as a Yan dog that even the attendants in the Temple of the Venus Goddess have outstanding looks.

The initial conflict between the Venus Goddess of Uruk and the King of Uruk was that the king fell in love with the prostitute in the temple of the Goddess, and the Goddess also liked the prostitute and did not want her to enter the palace as a concubine.

So in the eyes of Gilgamesh, Enkidu, the girl in white robes who looks like a prostitute, wearing fine white brocade that can be vaguely seen from the inside, caressing the golden pendant on the collar, with The power of the gods, which was so strong that it disgusted him, approached him as an invitation for sex.

Wait, power of the gods?

Gilgamesh frowned, and with a swipe of his elbow, a sword glowing with cold light appeared out of nowhere, and the tip of the sword fell on Enkidu's neck: "Stop," it's not time to tear faces with the gods "Then tell me who sent you here."

It can't be Ishtar. Although that woman is arrogant and brainless, she will never send back a 'watcher' or a 'tempter' with the power of other gods: "Don't say it's Ishtar. Tal, that guy is not going to borrow someone else's hand to curry favor with this king."

"You seem to know her very well." Enkidu didn't change color because of the sword on his neck. "In that case, why are you arguing with her?" Goddess, Enkidu looked at Gilgamesh curiously, "You know she likes you."

This is the first time someone dared to condemn him in front of his face: "It's not your turn to intervene in this king's affairs."

"Okay then," Enkidu shook his head, "Then I won't convey her words." Avoiding the most important things that really mattered to the king, the man-made man seemed oblivious to the danger in front of him, "About The power of the gods in me is actually what happened after I was stopped on the way to Uruk according to the order of Goddess Ishtar."

I have already heard from the previous words that Enkidu was the king who Ishtar gave him Gilgamesh'gift', and he grasped the point he wanted: "Ishtar asked you to send a message?" I really want to hear what other actions that woman can do to annoy him, "Let's hear it?"

"I have thought a lot along the way, how should I advise you, after all, whether it is the prostitute lady or the gods, the evaluation of you is negative." Enkidu, who seemed to have not heard what the king was saying, raised his hand He held down the tip of Wangjia's sword in front of him, "Even the gods want me to convey their dissatisfaction to you."

Wang watched his sword being blocked by the green-haired girl's fingertips, and watched the other party smile easily while slowly pressing his white and tender fingers on the edge of the sword that could be broken by blowing hair, pushing away as if in slow motion. fired his weapon.

Watching him collide with sharp weapons, exerting force on each other is still as white and tender as ever, and even the fingertips of studying abroad are not visible.At this time, Gilgamesh had the concept that the guy in front of him was not a human being: "I have no interest in what those gods think, so answer my question."

Enkidu bent his beautiful eyes: "You really like the goddess very much." He was relieved when he said this, "Now I can give a good answer to Miss Goddess." The one who taught him and guided him He, the prostitute who guides him, the last thing he cares about is her goddess.

In the end, what she cared about was still, or because of her, the gap between the goddess and the king.

As a god-made weapon, Enkidu, who has no feelings of his own, can feel the king's concern for the goddess at this moment.He also remembered the goddess' love for the king when she talked to him outside the forest waiting for him after the harlot died.Although I don't know why the king and goddess made such an appearance, it is enough to know that they care about each other.

After all, his cognition of this world and all his feelings come from the prostitute who serves the goddess of Uruk. Although it is not good to say this, he is still more inclined to the goddess of Venus than the king in front of him.Then, pretending not to see the invisible tacit understanding between these two, just pretend that he is deaf.

"I don't know if you know that the worship of the gods by the people has been decreasing year by year?" Now that you have got the answer that the goddess is concerned about, the words that the gods want to convey should be followed, "As a king, Should you discuss this matter with the gods..."

Before the words fell, Gilgamesh's treasury poured out. Unlike the gentleness and demonstration against Ishtar before, the king's offensive against Enkidu was bloody and murderous.He didn't hide his desire to put Enkidu to death, nor did he hide his arrogance of disdain for gods.

Naturally, Enkidu was not passive in being beaten. His hand that was originally on his neck swiped forward, and the golden chain that was originally hanging on his neck collapsed in front of him, turning into golden particles and recombining into a shield. Block Gilgamesh's attack.

However, this obstacle could not stop Gilgamesh's progress at all. With a swipe of his feet, he turned from a frontal attack to a side attack, and the sharp sword light in his hand stabbed straight down where the shield could not stop.

Enkidu, who existed as a weapon, stepped back and calmly dodged the king's attack, then he picked up the plate placed aside and smashed it at the king's head.

Then when he realized that he accidentally threw something, he stopped awkwardly: "Otherwise, let's fight in another place." He really just picked up a random weapon.

And Wang, who had dodged this low-level 'hidden weapon', raised his eyebrows with great interest as he looked at the fruit plate that had smashed a big hole in the wall.On the one hand, it was because of Enkidu's Ishtar-like attack, and on the other hand, it was also because he saw Enkidu's combat power, which excited the king, who hadn't found his opponent for a long time.

"I agree," he laughed loudly, "but don't disappoint me."

"How could that be?" Enkidu responded with a smile, "If I let you down, it can only show Lord Ishtar's vision and ability, and nothing more."

The author has something to say: Wang: I always feel that the last sentence is giving Ishtar hatred?