At the beginning, unlimited skill tree!

My heart was boiling like a wave.

Chapter 460 Enkidu doesn’t want to talk to you and throws a cow leg at you!

After understanding the meaning of the terms Lock of Heaven and Wedge of Heaven, which had appeared before, Hermitos finally understood! !

The main body of Hermitus has heard about the idea that the gods have developed a deeper connection to maintain the connection between gods and humans (a discussion event in the game Life Zero).

I have been on alert recently because of this matter.

And now he suddenly discovered what the god-king Anu did in the Epic of Gilgamesh...

No, it should be said that it is the gods of the entire Sumerian pantheon. Isn’t it exactly what those gods are thinking about, how to better rule mankind?

Thinking that Hermitus was a bit complicated, he felt sarcastic.

It turns out that in the past, gods had already thought of maintaining the relationship between gods and humans in this way.

Use demigod heroes to rule humanity and guide humanity in the direction it needs to go.

It is indeed an amazing handiwork——

but--

‘If everything is decided by the gods, even the future direction of mankind may be affected by the gods. Unable to see the infinite possibilities born from the evolution of their own will! ’

This is the scene he least wants to see! And the epic story about Gilgamesh.

The scene playing out at this moment was so similar to a scene he didn't want to see.

Can't Gilgamesh and Enkidu be friends?

Can’t we work together to guide humanity forward?

Hermitus frowned.

He didn't agree, he didn't agree with the gods' plan for the lives of Tianzhi Lock and Tianzhi Wedge.

Unexpectedly, even the god king thought the same way, and even turned a blind eye to this idea - and even wanted to help Ishtar and commit the evil deed that would lead to seven years of disaster.

Humanity in the past was truly "troubled by disasters". The God of Alchemy couldn't help but feel pity for those humans.

At the same time, I also feel a headache for these gods.

Sure enough, no matter what 'era' it is, there will be no shortage of such troublesome compatriots.

Don’t they understand the beauty of human beings that are full of unknown possibilities?

But related to the actual situation——

In this era, humans do not only have Sumer, Mesopotamia, Babylon, and Uruk.

The gods are not part of a mythological system.

If you want to create a god-made king who can lead mankind like in the epic, you must create a lot of demigod heroes.

Hermitos made a rough calculation in his mind, and figured out the human kingdoms he had traveled and discovered in the past few hundred years...

Then correspondingly, the number of kings required. The result is that if the gods want to follow this approach, the possibility of complete success is almost zero!

‘…’

——That is simply more difficult than letting those guys fight into the abyss!

Thinking of this, Hermitus breathed a sigh of relief.

Continue reading the following content - Even if this epic is discovered by other compatriots, it won't be a big problem, right? should?

In the epic——

Just after Ishtar responded to her father, she had already prepared reserves for seven years of bad harvests.

Uh-huh……

Prepare. I'll prepare a hammer!

At most, some humans will die. She doesn't have the time to be a nanny for humans.

If the people in Uruk starved to death as a result, the arrogant King Gilgamesh would also cry bitterly, feel sad and regretful... She would be happy~!

Thinking of this, Ishtar was so high!

As for the issue of animals starving to death without lush grass...

The goddess Venus remembered that Enkidu used to be very good friends with the animals in the forest.

He looked very sad when he killed Humbaba, the guardian of the forest.

Then a large number of animals also starved to death, and Enkidu would also feel pain.

Wouldn't this kill two birds with one stone...? !

No--

Now think about it, saving her face as a goddess, and then making Gilgamesh and Enkidu embarrassed, desperate, miserable and helpless... This is simply killing three birds with one stone!

"Sure enough, she didn't prepare the food and pasture needed for a bad harvest at all!" Looking from a God's perspective, after briefly understanding the psychology of the Venus goddess, the little princesses gritted their teeth and secretly resented.

She has very vicious thoughts - she is a more terrifying and hateful goddess than the gods during the war.

During the war, creatures as powerful as gods basically didn't care about the existence of humans.

Many tragedies have occurred because humans have died unintentionally from the aftermath of their battles.

But now this goddess is actively persecuting humans——

Because he had to deal with Gilgamesh, he directly angered the entire human race in the Sumerian mythical region.

This kind of thing - being born as a human being, they simply cannot accept it.

It is simply scarier and more disgusting than the devil! This goddess!

…

The gods sent down the bull from the sky as punishment for Gilgamesh's arrogance and rudeness.

It was a super high-level disaster that could cause violent storms.

After its appearance, the human world suffered from famine and famine for seven years, which was the destruction of Uruk.

The story moves quickly.

Because the mythical beast, the Bull of Heaven, is wreaking havoc everywhere on the earth, the disaster and impact it has caused are more terrifying than imagined.

Not only was fertile farmland destroyed, but many people were also injured.

The gods blamed it on Gilgamesh and ignored the prayers of their people to help.

This is God's punishment!

…

'Will Gilgamesh and the others... not be blamed by the people? ! ' The little princess thought worriedly at this time.

She remembered what she had heard since she was a child, that a certain king was punished by God for angering the gods, which led to the destruction of the city.

People blamed the king for the problem.

Although she thought from the bottom of her heart that the goddess of Venus was not worthy of the hero king.

But the people of Uruk were also angered now, and they might have new resentment.

Until... they saw the furious Gilgamesh and Enkidu stand up and work together to punish the beast that caused cholera in his territory.

… As people read quietly, the thrilling battle finally came.

They saw Gilgamesh and Enkidu, who were in a bitter battle again after the battle with Humbaba.

But the suffering finally won the victory.

After a paragraph of text.

'It gasped for the third time and pounced on Enkidu, and Enkidu dodged its impact.

Then Enkidu jumped up and grabbed the horns of the "Bull of Heaven". The "Bull of Heaven" was so panicked that it flicked its tail at him.

Enkidu said at this moment:

"My friend, we have won."

He smiled at Gilgamesh so gently and confidently. The next moment, as if to respond to his declaration.

Enkidu turned into the Chain of Heaven - countless chains suddenly trapped the Bull of Heaven.

Enkidu was originally a weapon sent by the gods to make Gilgamesh "return to the side of God".

Gilgamesh was originally created as the "Wedge of Heaven" to prevent God and man from being separated, but because Gilgamesh rebelled against God, Enkidu took on the responsibility of binding Gilgamesh and bringing him back to heaven.

However, Enkidu became Gilgamesh's friend, and this "chain that can even bind the sky" chose the path of being used by man according to his friend's wishes.

Possessing the characteristics of the "God of Law", it is just a strong chain for creatures without divinity, but for the higher the divinity of the object being captured, the harder it is.

For the Bull of Heaven, which is a divine beast, the Chain of Heaven is the best binding weapon in the world!

So he then stabbed the sword between the neck and the horns. After killing the bull, they dug out the heart and liver together and offered them before Shemash.

They retreated, finished worshipping before Shemash, and the two brothers sat side by side. Finally, the disaster ended.

At this time, Ishtar climbed the wall of Uruk with a ring.

Seeing the Bull of Heaven being killed, she couldn't hold back!

The goddess jumped onto the fortress and cursed:

"I curse you, Gilgamesh, you bad guy who insulted me and killed the 'Bull of Heaven'!"

Facing this, it was more like angry words than a curse.

Obviously, she wanted to vent her anger, but at this moment, she called Gilgamesh a bad guy.

Before Gilgamesh could reply, Enkidu on the side could not help it.

He broke off the thigh of the "Bull of Heaven" and threw it at Ishtar's face.

"If I catch you, I will punish you like I punished it! I am going to tie up your belly with its intestines!"

Enkidu, who is usually kind and gentle to everyone, unexpectedly showed his blatant disgust towards Ishtar this time.

'Even Enkidu is... angry? ' Everyone thought subconsciously.

Suddenly, there was a picture in my mind.

The Bull of Heaven seems to be very big!

Such a thick thigh was thrown directly at the goddess' face.

...!

It tastes good!

Chapter 461 Walking side by side, talking side by side, fighting side by side! This is a friend!

Ishtar screamed.

Facing the thigh of the Bull of Heaven thrown by Enkidu, her face changed.

Then she summoned all her followers, including the prostitutes and courtesans.

When everyone saw the goddess, she still looked indignant...

After that, Ishtar sat on the thigh of the "bull of heaven" and began to lament day and night.

She kept uttering impotent curses and rages!

('--Impotent rage?' Everyone who felt that this sentence sounded interesting had already imagined the goddess's angry look in their minds, and they wanted to laugh.)

On the other side--

Gilgamesh and his men summoned the craftsmen and weapon craftsmen to deal with the body of the bull of heaven.

The craftsmen kept praising the thickness of the bull's horns. Each one was made of 30 munas of jasper, and the two horns were filled with oil about two fingers thick.

The six gurs of oil were given to Gilgamesh's father, Lugalbanda, as an oil offering.

They carried those things away and hung them in his beautiful bedroom.

When Gilgamesh and Enkidu arrived in the streets of Uruk, the people of Uruk gathered around and cheered them for defeating the beast of disaster.

Gilgamesh asked the Uruk musicians: