"As expected - this level can't help you, it's a weapon made by God."
Gilgamesh sighed, with a hint of anger in his voice.
"There is no need for us to continue testing, King of Uruk."
Countless weapons were spinning around the two bodies.
As Enkidu said, this level of attack is just a test.
Neither of them approached each other easily because they were wary.
Although Gilgamesh kept mocking and ridiculing, he actually never let down his guard.
This is a weapon and a gift made by gods. Maybe those despicable gods will give him the means to limit himself.
As for Enkidu - he didn't think much about it.
It's just that there are some golden ripples behind him.
Those...were not weapons that emerged from the ground, but...something else.
"Um?"
Gilgamesh noticed some strange aura coming from the other party and couldn't help but frowned.
"...Hmph, did you really bring some means to suppress me?"
Feeling the obvious suppression of him coming from the golden chain that appeared in the golden ripples behind Enkidu, Gilgamesh smiled in anger.
but--
Do you want to scare me just to this extent?
madness!
I am Gilgamesh, the supreme ruler of Uruk!
I am the most noble person in this city-state, in this world, and I am also the king who should rule everything and rule everything——!
To this extent——
Gilgamesh put his hand into the golden ripples and took out a...
Strange sword.
It is said to be a sword, but it has a cylindrical shape. There is no edge or blade, only the red and mysterious lines on the black sword body.
Its golden hilt has noble and gorgeous blue patterns, showing its owner's nobility and dominance.
This is Gilgamesh's weapon - the Sword of Disobedience.
He pointed the sword of disobedience at Enkidu.
"bring it on!"
"Weapons made by God, let's begin our battle!"
With that said, he finally jumped down from the high city wall and landed on the ground.
Enkidu was not polite to Gilgamesh. Among the ripples behind him, golden chains finally struck Gilgamesh overwhelmingly.
"snort!"
Gilgamesh pointed the Sword of Disobedience forward, released pure magic power, and pushed back the chains.
In addition, from his king's treasure house, there are still weapons shooting out continuously, flying and piercing in the direction of Enkidu.
There are no weapons around Enkidu anymore, because that is not his most fundamental method - the chain behind him is his [body].
That is - [Lock of Heaven].
"Tsk."
The distance between the Heavenly Lock and Gilgamesh has become closer, and the feeling of oppression has become more and more obvious, making Gilgamesh a little uncomfortable.
What kind of suppression is it? Is it directed at humans? Or is it directed at divinity?
Weapons made by gods should not be designed to target gods. So, are they meant to target humans?
While Gilgamesh suppressed Enkidu with a huge number of weapons, he released magic power with the Deviation Sword and walked forward.
Although the feeling of being suppressed is obvious, Gilgamesh still feels that the initiative now lies with him.
He still looked at Enkidu with scrutiny in his eyes.
To be honest, he still enjoyed the feeling of meeting his opponent in this way.
Gilgamesh never thought about the possibility of anything being equal to him.
——He is the king of Uruk, the child of Lugalbanda and the goddess Ninsong, and has inherited the power and wisdom of the gods!
Therefore, nothing is his opponent.
The opponent of God's power can only be God's power.
But this life...
The young Gilgamesh sat on his throne, his eyes getting colder and colder - he couldn't see anything interesting.
Governing the city-state didn't matter to him, he despised serving the gods - fortunately Uruk's patron saint was the relatively easy-going Ishtar -, and as a king, he could not experience other pleasures of being a human being.
After experiencing extreme boredom and loneliness, people will behave in two ways.
Hurt yourself, or... hurt others.
Gilgamesh chose the latter.
He started a war.
War was launched against other surrounding cities and against Eridu.
This was something that interested him somewhat.
This is more or less some revenge.
To be honest, although the blood of God brought him the power of God, he didn't really like this blood.
Because it was this divine blood that made his people fear him, fear him, and even respect him, they wanted to stay away from him - you must know that at that time, he had not become the cruel and harsh king he is now.
.
Human beings are tools created by God, and war will undoubtedly consume tools.
As far as he knew, the Anunnaki had already been overwhelmed, right?
The gods are still giving birth to new gods. How many humans can support these greedy gods?
What's more, if the number of humans increases, Gilgamesh can guess what the king of gods who roars with strong wind will do.
He looked at the god's weapon wielding the chain in front of him, and for some reason, something was born...
Affection.
Gilgamesh had never experienced such an evenly matched battle.
With Gilgamesh's power, he could even challenge Ishtar, the patron saint of his city-state - and he did so, but that boring goddess never agreed to his request - she would rather
I don't want to fight the monster created by Enki.
This is one of the reasons why Gilgamesh is unhappy with Ishtar.
Enkidu does not have as many complex thoughts as Gilgamesh.
He twisted his chains into a heavy bundle and struck Gilgamesh.
Feeling the threat coming towards his face, Gilgamesh gritted his teeth.
Even if he likes this feeling of equal power - he also hates this feeling of threat!
What did the gods add to this strange thing?
Using the magic power of the Deviation Sword, the chain was thrown away, and Gilgamesh thrust forward.
Now the distance between him and Enkidu is very close. His weapon has been resisting the snarling chains around him, and the Sword of Disobedience has been withdrawn. Gilgamesh put his hand into the ripples and pulled it out.
A long-handled axe, and then—
With great force, he struck at Enkidu's head!
Ping!
Chains were bunched up, blocking Enkidu's head.
At the same time, another chain pierced up from under Enkidu's body and went straight to Gilgamesh's body.