Gilgamesh's expression showed pain and struggle, and he was silent. He sat in front of his bed. Standing behind him were the two goddesses Yinshtar and Nanshe.
Besides the two goddesses, Siduri and Shamhat were also there.
The two people lying on Gilgamesh's bed, unconscious, were Ananu and Enkidu.
Only they deserve to be missed by so many people.
Of course, Yinshtar didn't care about it. She looked at Ananu and Enkidu with a sad look in her eyes.
Revenge against Anunnaki still requires the power of the Sky Lock and the Sky Key, but Ananu and Enkidu are now trapped in this picture...
"King Gilgamesh, what happened to Ananu and Enkidu?"
Nanshe asked anxiously.
Ananu and Enqi both had accidents at the same time, but there were some differences.
When Enkidu was looking for Siduri, he suddenly fainted after pushing the door open. After fainting, he fell into a state of extreme pain, which frightened Siduri and Shamhat. He jumped and quickly called Gilgamesh.
When Ananu was discovered by Nanshe, it seemed that there was still a trace of consciousness, but the good times did not last long. Under the severe pain, Ananu still fainted, and was held by Nanshe in his arms. He found Jill. Gamesh, only to find Enkidu passed out as well.
Gilgamesh called the best doctor in Uruk, but the doctor could not diagnose what happened to Ananu and Enkidu. Ananu and Enkidu were not human beings, and Gilgamesh was because The doctor was called in completely panicked.
The doctor trembled and retreated under Gilgamesh's murderous eyes, and in the current situation, there was nothing he could do.
Even Yinshtar and Nanshe had no choice. Nanshe could only use a trembling voice to make a futile plea for help, facing Gilgamesh who was also helpless.
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It doesn't matter if he suffers or whatever, why should Enkidu suffer too?
"Uh-" The feeling of pain came again, but Ananu forced Enkidu to stand up.
He hasn't lost his mind yet, he has to figure out, at least, what happened to them.
Although it's not clear yet, one thing is clear to Ananu.
Absolutely, it has something to do with the Anunnaki gods!
It definitely matters!
He grabbed Enkidu's hands, intertwined their fingers, and searched for the strangeness in his soul.
At the same time, Ananu also felt strange at one point.
He and Enkidu had the exact same structure. Although their bodies were focused in different directions, their fundamental qualities were completely the same.
In other words, the pain he suffered was exactly the same as the pain Enkidu suffered.
But Enkidu fell into a coma at the moment of severe pain in his soul, while Ananu struggled for several minutes before fainting.
It's the same now. Ananu woke up, but Enkidu was still asleep, showing no signs of waking up, and his soul looked lifeless.
But I’ll think about that later.
The most important thing now is to figure out what happened.
Ananu closed his eyes and took advantage of this opportunity, which was temporarily free of pain, to search quickly.
As for the others, although they didn't know what Ananu was doing while holding Enkidu's hand, they didn't make a sound and just watched nervously and seriously.
Ananu's closed eyes trembled slightly.
Soul, soul...
It's the soul, something is wrong.
There is something wrong with both his own soul and Enkidu's soul.
Ananu's heart sank involuntarily.
Their souls are...disappearing.
But why?
Yinshtar, who was observing from the side, noticed something unusual.
"Ananu, stay like this and don't move."
There was a solemn look in her eyes, and she came closer, putting her hands on the shoulders of Ananu and Enkidu.
Gilgamesh glanced at her, but ultimately chose to believe Inshtar.
Yinshtar will not take action at this close distance, and even if Ananu's current condition is not right, he will not be defenseless.
Ananu opened his eyes and glanced at Yinshtar, and chose to believe her.
He had a feeling that Inshtar knew the truth about his and Enkidu's souls disappearing.
"Is this a curse?"
Letting go of Ananu's shoulders, Yinshtar's voice was full of seriousness and uncertainty.
"And still..."
She finally realized something was wrong.
"The Curse of Death on the Clay Tablet of Destiny..."
She opened her mouth and took a step back.
"When... was the destiny meeting held!?"
She clenched her fists and looked at the sky.
"What do you mean, what do the tablets of destiny and the curse of death mean!?" Gilgamesh grasped the key points in Yinshtar's words and stood up and asked.
Ananu also let go of Enkidu's hand and looked at Inshtar weakly.
Yinshtar looked at Ananu with a complicated expression.
"...You and Enkidu are going to die."
"This is already a fact."
She said this.
