Under the bright moonlight, the king of Uruk rejected the love of the goddess of Uruk.
Yinshtar didn't care about Gilgamesh's disrespect towards him. Instead, he smiled, hooked his loose hair with his little finger, and pushed it behind his ears. On his face, which was not mixed with desire, On the contrary, it is much more beautiful.
"Is this your answer? Well, I had expected it."
Yinshtar smiled and turned around.
"I hope you won't regret what you did, Gilgamesh." Yinshtar's eyes did not focus on Gilgamesh, and his voice was indifferent, "What you rejected was the kindness of the gods."
After saying that, she boarded Ma Anna and wanted to fly away.
"Stop for me."
However, at this moment, Gilgamesh suddenly called out, causing Yinshtar to stop.
The moment Yinshtar called Gilgamesh, his body trembled slightly, and then he turned his head.
"What, are you going to promise me?"
A smile appeared on her face involuntarily.
She was even thinking about how to reject Gilgamesh later.
But what Gilgamesh said next shocked her.
"You repaired my palace for me." Gilgamesh's eyes were filled with obvious sullenness.
I had finished my work and was sitting in the front hall to rest for a while, but suddenly something valuable fell from the sky.
After Guiwu talked like crazy, he tried to run away, leaving behind the smashed ruins.
——Do you fucking think that I, Gilgamesh, am made of clay?
Yinshtar did not expect Gilgamesh to say this at all, and was stunned for a moment, as if it was a bit unbelievable.
"Isn't it just a stone house? Don't you know how to repair it yourself? There are so many people in Urukri, why don't you ask them to repair it?"
Gilgamesh took a deep breath and clenched his fists.
"This is not a stone house, this is the king's front hall." He lowered his head, the blood vessels on his forehead bulged, and his voice contained a hint of anger that could not be ignored, "This is where the king and his ministers handle government affairs and manage the city. ,and--"
"Leaving aside this point, was it the king who destroyed the front hall? Or was it his people who destroyed it?"
The gap between man and God is clearly visible at this moment.
In Yinshtar's eyes, even Gilgamesh's palace was still an ordinary house. After she smashed the house, she could leave very normally.
But in Gilgamesh's eyes, this is the central administrative place of Uruk. Among the many places that cannot be lost, the most important place is his home.
Yinshtar frowned, as if he wanted to say something else, but after taking a glance at Gilgamesh's state, he smacked his mouth, gritted his teeth, raised his hand, and used his divine power to control the stones. .
Although she does not have the power of rocks or mountains, just repairing a house or something is still very simple for a god like her who has participated in the establishment of civilization.
After repairing the front hall, Yinshtar boarded Lema Anna without saying a single word to Gilgamesh, and disappeared into Gilgamesh's career in an instant.
A brief reunion was quite unpleasant for both of them.
"Jill?"
As soon as Inshtar left, Gilgamesh spotted Enkidu's head poking out from the corridor, and with him was Ananu.
Gilgamesh felt better.
"That feeling just now, Yinshtar is back?"
There was still a little beer foam on the corner of Ananu's mouth, and it could be seen that he was eating just now.
Siduli also followed behind the two of them, with a worried look on her face.
In fact, she should be in a neutral position, standing between the king and the gods, just like her identity.
She is the auxiliary official and the high priest.
The king's assistant official, God's high priest.
In fact, both Gilgamesh and Yinshtar are quite satisfied with her. Gilgamesh always regards her as his confidant and one of the most important people around him, and Yinshtar Well, that heartless woman even said bluntly, "This child is the most outstanding and satisfactory one among all the previous high priests." This shows how powerful Siduri is.
but--
From Siduri's point of view, she is obviously more inclined to King Gilgamesh, which also makes Yinshtar, who likes her, quite criticized.
"I don't know what the point of supporting this indifferent king is." The goddess once said.
To this, Siduli just responded with a smile and didn't say anything. She just silently used her actual actions to prove to everyone and God that supporting this king was useful.
The bustling Uruk is the best proof.
The people accepted this fact, and when they praised Gilgamesh, Ananu and Enkidu, they would not forget this conscientious assistant official.
But God...
God’s eyes have never rested on human beings, so how could he notice whether all this is meaningful?
This is why Siduri prefers to stand by Gilgamesh's side.
"Ah, I'm back."
Facing the surprise and confusion of the three people, Gilgamesh nodded, put his hands on his head, and gently rubbed his temples twice.
"Now he's gone again."
Ananu frowned.
Wiping the beer foam from the corner of his mouth, Ananu walked next to Gilgamesh.
"What did she do here?"
Facing Ananu's question, Gilgamesh smiled and looked amused.
"What else can you do? Propose to this king."
"You agreed?"
Enkidu also came over.
Gilgamesh was stunned.
"What nonsense are you talking about? I agree? Then it would be easier to just kill me."
Although he did have the idea of having a child to pass on the throne, it didn't matter who the child's mother was, except that it couldn't be Yinshtar.
Absolutely not.
Originally, my child would definitely be inferior to me, but if Yinshtar interferes with it again, I am afraid that he will become an imbecile in an instant, and he will not even be able to ask God Enki for reimbursement!
"What about her reaction? Was she angry?"
Ananu's eyes became serious.
Inshtar's attitude is still very critical, facing Gilgamesh's rejection.
"She seems to have expected this king to reject her." Gilgamesh was lying on his throne, with deep fatigue in his voice.
Ananu and Enki were a little puzzled.
Not angry?
"But when I asked her to repair the damage she had done, she seemed angry."
Ananu, Enkidu: That’s right.
