Yinshtar returned to her temple. Even though she had not been back for a whole year, the place was still well-kept, as if she lived here yesterday.
After his irritable mood recovered a little, Yinshtar dismissed his maid, lay down on his huge bed, closed his eyes, and deliberately ignored the shining light of his father.
That annoying old man... He never regarded me as his biological daughter, right?
The Anunnaki are also a disgusting place. The city of Uruk, the city she built with her own hands, now seems to no longer belong to her - at least, she has no sense of belonging here.
...Why does this happen? Apart from God Enki, the only god Yinshtar thought of who was willing to get close to her was actually his stupid old brother. At least he was serious about arranging her marriage and choosing a reliable husband.
Although what I found in the end was not that reliable. Apart from Enki and Utu, the one who is most willing to get close to him is probably Ninshubul.
The maid who, when she died in the underworld, was willing to cry and persuade the gods as a human being, and finally moved Enki to rescue her.
I am the person I like the most and want to believe the most... But she is dead now, and has been dead for a long time.
He reached the end of his lifespan and fell into the underworld. He should now be sleeping peacefully in a certain gun threshold. Inshtar opened his eyes.
"Ninshubul..." she called softly.
"My God?" Shamhat, who was standing at the door, poked his head out.
"I didn't call you." Yinshtar waved his hand and glanced at Ma Anna beside him. I still remember that when she first returned from the underworld, she completely opened her heart to Ninshubul, and used her horse Anna to take Ninshubul through the sky. Ninshubul, who was still a young girl at that time, still wailed in fright at first, but Like her god, Anna quickly came to appreciate the joy of horse racing.
Thinking about it now, that period seemed to be the happiest and happiest time for me. ...Thinking about it carefully, it seems that as Gilgamesh, he also had Ananu and Enkidu. With this thought in mind, Yinshtar couldn't help but smile.
...but ah. but. Ninshubur are only human. She is dead. As her maid, she worked all her life, then gave herself a final smile with her old appearance, and then threw herself into the underworld.
And will never return. At that moment, Yinshtar wanted to go to the underworld again and liberate Ninshubul from the gun threshold, but Enki stopped her and prevented Yinshtar from being stupid.
After all, although there is still red mud left, there is not much water of life. If Yinshtar dies in the underworld again, Enki really doesn't have much confidence in fishing out Yinshtar again.
Yinshtar cried for a while, but finally accepted the fact that Ninshubul died. She was a human being after all, and she had to obey human reincarnation and die when it was time to die.
A feeling of imbalance was born in Inshtar. Because Ananu and Enkidu are not human beings.
They don't have to abide by the rules of human reincarnation. As long as they are not killed, they can live in this world forever. Even if Gilgamesh's life comes to an end, he will still be alive.
ha. Thinking this way, it makes me feel a little happier. Being rejected by Gilgamesh was so normal. Even the harsh words were expected by Yinshtar, and she was not very angry. After all, this was something that she knew would definitely happen from the beginning.
What makes Yinshtar really unhappy is that Gilgamesh actually asked him to build a stone house for him?
Not even Ningshubur made such a request! And then there are Ananu and Enkidu...these two guys just stay by Gilgamesh's side openly...!
Yinshtar gritted his teeth. She suddenly sat up from the bed, feeling that her mood was extremely bad.
Why should I be judged by the gods because of a negligent confession? Why should I build Gilgamesh's house just because of his words?
Why is it that Ninshubul is a human while Ananu and Enki both have weapons made by gods? Why can Ananu return from the underworld safe and sound while I have to die in the underworld for the last time?
Why - should I live so irritably? Not every person, or god, is self-aware, and there are many people who can't reflect. What's more, what about a goddess who is born powerful and willful?
Yinshtar just became angrier and aggrieved the more he thought about it, countless
"Why" completely filled her brain. Ever since she was swallowed by that beast named Humbaba - not a single good thing had happened - why!
? Yinshtar's body trembled. She also realized that she might be a little too excited. The sense of pressure emanating from her body made Shamhat, who had been sitting outside the temple door waiting to serve her all year round, tremble, and his eyes even seemed to turn white—— Just like Ninshupur is a human being after all, Yinshtar is a god after all, and the main god, one of the seven gods of destiny, and an unquestionably strong one.
If she wanted to, she could even use Maana to fire an attack that would blast all of Uruk into the underworld - she could do it, and it wouldn't take much effort.
She took a deep breath, gritted her teeth, forced herself to calm down a little, and then put her hand on Ma Anna.
Buzz - boom! ! The divine power was suddenly output, and the huge sound could be heard throughout the city. After regaining consciousness, Shamhat quickly entered Yinshtar's residence. What he saw... was only the instant acceleration of the divine power. Below, the broken stone bed.
"Oh my god..." Putting his hand on his chest, Shamhat had a worried expression on his face.
What exactly...happened. Uneasiness, a very strong sense of uneasiness, filled Shamhat's mind.
...We have to inform the high priest immediately! With this thought in mind, Shamhat left here quickly and walked towards the palace where King Gilgamesh lived.
My God is angry and angry. At least this is clear. And with my god's personality, if he is really angry, then some terrible and bad things will probably happen.
Even though Shamhat believed in and respected the god Yinshtar, he still felt...heavy and hairy.
Go faster, go faster, go faster—boom—! ! There was a loud noise in the sky, and Shamhat couldn't help but look up, only to find a pop of lightning crossing the sky at extremely fast speeds.
Heading towards the far side of Uruk City.
