Beginning, Infinite Skill Tree

The bookstores were sold out in an instant, and then the major bookstores urgently added printing.

When the book finally arrived, the legendary swordsman picked up the epic with a complicated expression.

On the cover of the epic is a king with blonde hair and red eyes, sitting on the throne with a gold wine glass in his hand.

Next to her was a beautiful'girl' with green and soft long hair... She was watching the king tenderly.

"This is... the great king that the magician of flowers said, another hero king?"

Muttering complicatedly, he turned the first page.

With the mentality of understanding the gap between himself and the hero king who Mei Li has called the "Great King".

He saw the beginning of such a preamble.

"The gods divide the region-to formulate the gods...As many gods as the stars in the sky, they form a world of powerful gods. In the long years, they have left one beautiful and wonderful mythical story after another. ..."

Among them,'Andersen' this time specifically divides the stories and epics about gods and humans handed down from these different regions.

It is different from the previous people who only generally knew that there are Nordic mythological worlds and regions.

In order to facilitate people's understanding in the future-Andersen divided it into...Ancient Greek mythology, Ancient Egyptian mythology, Celtic mythology, Sumerian mythology, Cthulhu mythology...and so on according to the "past" area.(Omitted, to be added)

(People: Damn! A lot of mythological epics that have not been read. Ahhh! Going crazy! Going crazy! I really want to catch the old thief Andersen and write all these mythical epics in one breath. What should I do?)

The epic this time describes that it has been lost in human history.

It should have been the earliest recorded legend about human heroes.

It belongs to the three heroes in the Sumerian mythological region-the famous Gilgamesh, Enmelka and Lugarbanda, among them the story of King Gilgamesh.

"The King of Heroes... Gilgamesh." Harut muttered to himself blankly.

He continued to look behind--

[This person has seen everything, footprints all over the horizon]

[He knows everything, tastes bitter, spicy, sweet and sour]

There are no passages that make people guess or touch, this time the preface will soon end...

In the text, what catches the eye is the familiar words that once appeared on the posters.

Without too much modification and praise, a description method that is completely different from the familiar techniques in the past, the life story of a king begins.

As if to let people know for themselves, to judge the life of a man named Gilgamesh as a king, whether he is a sage or a tyrant.

The beginning of the story-

The article briefly introduced the identity of the man named Gilgamesh.He is the son of the hero Lugar Banda and the fifth king of Uruk.

There is no too detailed description.

Then... a chanting word appeared in the book.

It seems to be used by the people to praise the great achievements of the king.

His experience before he became king, or when he just became king!

The meaning of the poem is roughly translated like this:

——He once walked with the common people, devoting his wisdom and everything to the time of benefiting Uruk.

During his travels, he has already collected the treasures and treasures of the world, and has learned all the secrets of the world.

Before the flood came, he had known the message in advance...

Leading the people to escape the disaster.

He had traveled thousands of miles and was exhausted when he returned.

In the end, all the hardships were carved on the stele.

After that, he formally inherited the throne and built the walls of Uruk with the ring of the city.

It is hailed as such a treasure, even if it is the treasure house of St. Eanna.

The glory and pride that belong to the king and this country.

Look at the outer wall, as bright as a temple.

Even if you go to see Ianna where Ishtar, the goddess of Venus, lives, it's nothing more than that.

It is incomparable, no matter which emperor of the descendants of mankind climbs on the wall of Uruk and walks forward.

Check the cornerstones and check the bricks.

Isn't that made by the fiercest fire in the world, the foundation stone is laid for it by the seven wise men!

(The city around the city is a burnt brick building, not a pile of adobe. It is a work that Gilgamesh is proud of, but it is certainly not enough to look at in another world. Some words that can be substituted in the book have been replaced by another world. Materials that humans can understand, such as "burning bricks and raging fire" have become some other terms. Therefore, for humans in other worlds, the construction of the city has a very special meaning. It represents the pace of human development and progress. )

The poems praised throughout the whole article are Homura's praise of his achievements modified from Gilgamesh's first slab.

However, that was just the feat he accomplished before he had just become a king, and even before he became a king.

After knowing all this...

Many people fell into the shock of the king's great achievements.

Just a few words and the scene depicted are enough for them to think of many pictures.

He has traveled all over the world, collected the treasures of the whole world, learned all the secret wisdom, and led people to treat floods...

Avoiding natural disasters and then building the walls for the first time in that era.

It even surrounds the entire country named Uruk.

How important is the special meaning of such a magnificent epic building to mankind...

The strong walls have always been the defense that humans rely on to resist the invasion of powerful foreign races.

The seven saints laid the stone for it... People made all their beautiful fantasies and constructed that magnificent Uruk city in their minds.

There is no thrilling and fascinating story at the beginning...

However, the impact of the opening of this new epic is still not less than the previous few.

"This hero king... is he, is he a saint king as wise as King Arthur!" Someone exclaimed in excitement, looking forward to the following story.