Beginning, Infinite Skill Tree

It’s not enough just to act like a baby, pretend to be pitiful and add Gilgamesh to hold a poop...

Ishtar even threatened her father:

"If you don't make the'Bull of Heaven', I will break the gate of the underworld.

I opened the door of the underworld, and I awakened the dead and let them eat and drink like living people!"

"There are more dead people than living people! Humph, that seems to be a very interesting thing too!" As he said and said, Ishtar seemed to be not only threatening, but really interested.

One sentence can describe this goddess well-

It is the duty of a goddess to protect human beings. However, Ishtar’s so-called guardian is to laugh while thinking

"Should we let mankind continue to linger or let mankind die?"

It can be described as the real demon of Venus (red).

The Ishtar in this epic is described in a version of Rin after being trusted by the gods.

It can be said that I have tried my best to cover up, the evil side of the goddess...

But in the end it is still a god in myth.

Everyone did not understand the difference.

However, just the current goddess of Venus, her character is bad enough, and the threat of terror to mankind is enough to scare people.

The little princesses opened their eyes wide and couldn't believe...There is such a vicious woman in this world.

Is she really the goddess in charge of beauty, harvest and fertility?Not some evil god or evil god pretending to be?!

Why would the gods like and dote on such a woman——

Are they blind!?

Thinking of Gilgamesh's series of mockery to the Venus goddess in the epic before, all her sins.(There is a shortened paragraph in the epic, ridiculing Ishtar's description shiningly)

Thinking about it, at this time, in order to ask the god king to help, she even deceived the god king...

Saying'Gilgamesh also recounted the evil deeds of the god king', and threatened his father who spoiled him——

[If you don't help me, open the gate of the underworld and let people become purgatory.

"Too vicious!"

"This goddess..." If they live in a region of beauty and reproductive power controlled by that goddess.

Think of a series of disasters caused by Ishtar's underworld...

Even because she had killed the Faun, Gilgamesh and Enki had to attack Fen Baba.

Think about it like this--

It turns out Ishtar is the pot of this world's disaster!!

On the other side...

The god king's face became gloomy, and he said:

"If the things you asked me to do well, there will be seven years of poor harvest.

Have you accumulated good grain for people? Have you made grass flourish for beasts?"

Anu clearly told her daughter that creating the bull of the sky would bring disasters to humans on the earth.

The meaning of his words is to ask Ishtar whether he is ready to help the humans on the ground to get through the hungry grain and grass.

'How could that goddess with bad temperament prepare these things in advance?'People have such thoughts immediately.

The duty of guarding will be laughed while thinking, "Should we let humans continue to survive or let humans die?"

In this way, the goddess who protects mankind and protects the people who believe in the gods...

It's not bad to be malicious to humans.

really--

Ishdar had something to say and said to her father Anu:

"Don't worry, I have already stored grains for the people and prepared enough fodder for the animals.

Even if there are seven years of poor harvest, I have accumulated good grain for the people, and the grass has flourished for the beasts."

Sure enough, p!

People's eyes widened in twilight, and some wondered if they read the words, or said they were blind...

Treat black as white?!

'No, impossible!how is this possible?!This is completely different from the evil goddess I imagined!Is it a lie?'

Everyone was wondering in surprise.

Could Ishtar be a lie?

Others may be deceived.

But as a father, how could Anu not understand her temperament.She must be lying to herself!

but--

Anu thought of the rumors that Gilgamesh is now very close to Enkidu, the Lock of Heaven.

In order to maintain the bond and bridge between the gods and mankind... they deliberately guided the birth of the god-made Gilgamesh.

Gilgamesh is the Wedge of Heaven--

He has the blood of gods and as a human being, he can help the gods better manage and rule mankind.

... And the Heavenly Lock En Qidu was created to guard him against the disobedience of the Heavenly Wedge.

Now the lock of the sky, as the overseer, is so close to Gilgamesh, the wedge of the sky that needs to be disciplined.

Even Enki, to a certain extent, can be regarded as completing the rules of Gilgamesh...

Let him go from a tyrant to an excellent tyrant loved by people.

But what the gods want is not this way.