Davidian's Holy Grail War

"You don't need to tell me!" Ishtar piloted the Skyship and chased after them, while Quetzal also summoned the Wind God Wyvern to take Ritsuka and Mash in pursuit.

We must stop that Rahmu no matter what; if the Holy Grail really gets taken to the Persian Gulf, things will get very serious.

David could only confront the Rahmu here, and he once again swung his sword, cleaving one of the charging Rahmu in two. At the same time, he finally reached Jingu's side, and this guy actually dared to raise his hand and shoot him with his chain.

Although the chains bounced off the Evil King Dragon's armor, Davidian still felt annoyed.

He grabbed Jingu and threw him back into his own army, shouting for a few men to take the guy back to the Divine Tower.

If this guy had been killed on the battlefield, there would be nothing to say, but now that he's lost the Holy Grail, he's a useless piece of trash and has been captured.

Then dealing with this guy is not something they should be doing—let Gilgamesh think about it.

David had previously heard Chaldea mention that there were 100,000 Rahmu who had landed earlier, and now there are probably even more.

He had lost count of how many of these creatures he had killed, but then, suddenly, the Rahmu retreated again.

But this time it wasn't a retreat because they got tired of playing; rather, they chose to retreat in order to protect something more important.

At the same time, David's alarm system went off; he sensed that presence. An incredibly powerful magical reaction—there was no mistake, this being must be Tiamat.

He left the First Legion to continue guarding the South Gate, while he himself charged directly towards the Divine Tower. When he landed there, Siduri was tending to the wounded Jingu.

That guy was unusually calm when facing Siduri, but Davidian didn't have time to deal with him now; it was more important to discuss a strategy with Gilgamesh first.

Meanwhile, King Gilgamesh had already opened communications and was communicating with a group of people in the Persian Gulf. After exchanging all the information that could be exchanged,

Ritsuka also decided that even so, she would still fight Tiamat. Gilgamesh recognized their courage and told them to go all out!

The communication ended thereafter. Gilgamesh first looked at Kingu lying there, and then at Devian.

At this point, he asked David for the Holy Grail, just as he had said when he first handed it over, that David would return it when King Gilgamesh needed it.

Without hesitation, Davidian pulled the Holy Grail from his own body and threw it at Gilgamesh.

At the same time, he disbanded most of the First Legion that were still maintaining summoning at the South Gate, so the battles that followed could only be fought using the magic he produced himself.

He must conserve every precious bit of magic for the real battle.

Gilgamesh accepted the Holy Grail with a smile, then said with a laugh, "I thought you'd at least have some greed, but you're still the same, giving me no chance to say a word to you. Really..."

"Of course, after all, future generations will sing of me as a paladin, so I have to live up to their expectations."

David chuckled, tilted his head, and replied with a couple of words, which lightened the atmosphere in the hall considerably.

King Gilgamesh then threw the Holy Grail toward Kingu, and the moment the Grail touched Kingu...

The body of the Heavenly Lock reacted automatically and accepted the magic furnace. Jingu's injuries were immediately healed, and his condition returned to its best.

He stood up in disbelief, looking at his restored body. The next moment, he broke down and shouted:

"I am your enemy! Why did you save me? I am not your Enkidu, not Enkidu... I am not Enkidu!"

As he spoke, he covered his face and wept bitterly. His values ​​and beliefs had been completely destroyed before, and now he had received help from the enemy.

The continuous emotional shocks have left him at a loss for how to cope. What should he do...?

Chapter 275 The Continuation of History

Everyone fell silent. Siduri and Davian simply didn't know how to comfort Jingu before them. But after this brief silence, Gilgamesh finally spoke:

"That's right, you are not Enkidu, but rather someone else who used his body. But even so, you are still under my protection—no, the object of my affection!"

These words startled King Gu. He looked up in disbelief at Gilgamesh, who was sitting next to the throne. What did this guy mean?

"Can't you understand unless I explain it clearly? You big idiot!"

Gilgamesh was also angered by his dazed look. After all, it had only been about half a year, and this fool hadn't experienced the complexities of life yet.

[It's not like you can understand just by being told.] David couldn't help but complain in his heart. Gilgamesh, that stubborn tsundere, just had to put things that way.

"Even if our hearts are different, and our souls are distinct, your body remains the only Heavenly Chain on this earth!" Fortunately, Gilgamesh's words did not stop.

"Hmph, that guy keeps insisting that he is a weapon. If you imitate his statement, then it's normal for me to care about you."

After all, you're like the successor to the weapon I trusted most in the past! What's wrong with showing a little favoritism?

The fact that the Holy Grail was taken back from Davidian is clearly a sign of favoritism.

After all, Davidian is a true ally, and they still have to face various battles. If Kingu hasn't figured it out yet, giving him the Holy Grail would be tantamount to aiding the enemy.

“Go, Jingu. The world is going to end anyway, so you can do whatever you want.”

Gilgamesh eventually became even calmer, his face devoid of joy or sorrow, like a stone statue.

David could somewhat understand his feelings; this encounter might be a great thing for Gilgamesh.

But Kingu was momentarily stunned. He said to Gilgamesh, "Wait! I don't understand... what do you mean by that?"

"What I mean is, regardless of your mother or birth background, just do what you truly want to do."

Just like me and that guy in the past, aren't you free now? If you want to stop that heartbeat, you can do that later.

As soon as Gilgamesh finished speaking, Kingu ran out.

None of the people stopped him. He must be feeling very confused right now, so it's better to let him figure it out himself.

But at that moment, a strong tremor came from the south, and David's eyes widened as he rushed out of the hall and flew into the air.

From here, he could see Tiamat rising from the sea in the distance, with her enormous body, her horns symbolizing the earth, and her eyes reflecting the inner sea of ​​stars.

"Gilgamesh! The true enemy has arrived! Tiamat's majestic divine form has appeared, and the tide of chaos is spreading throughout Mesopotamia!"

Davidian roared in mid-air, while Gilgamesh took a step forward and raised his hand.

"Has it come to this? Hmph, whatever! Weigh anchor! Nabstin's Fang, deploy!"

The moment Gilgamesh issued the order, the ten First Legion warriors remaining in the tower immediately activated the Echoing Light to activate the Fang of Nabistandil outside the south gate.

The erected wall of teeth has finally stopped the black mud, at least preserving the present.

[Father! The Fang of Nabistin has withstood the onslaught of the black mud, but signs of collapse are appearing everywhere.]

Gareth, who was still maintaining the summoning at the south gate, immediately reported the information to Davian, who clicked his tongue and relayed the information to Gilgamesh.

"It's alright, it's good enough if we can hold off this wave. Send your men over there to repair what they can, and it'll be good if we can delay her advance a little."

After saying this, Gilgamesh walked out of the tower and looked at his entire Uruk. How many people are still left in Uruk? The time of destruction has finally come.

"Alright, so it's finally come to this. For the past six months, I've been swallowing my anger. The Sea of ​​Origin, Tiamat, the womb of all beasts—this is the mythical war that I will never be able to witness."

Will you devour the world, or will you prove that humanity is ultimately capable of expanding its reach? The time has come to an answer. Let us wage the final battle in the Age of Gods!

By this time, the men who were in charge of the attack had all returned. Now, the only ones left in Uruk who could be considered as combatants were Quetzal, Ishtar, the leopard man, Tomoe Gozen, Mash, Ritsuka, Davidan, and his First Legion.

Facing the Sea of ​​Origins with this lineup is going to be quite a challenge.

Davidian, who had descended from the sky, began reporting on the situation in Uruk. A total of 3512 citizens had survived, most of whom had already been transferred to Ur for refuge, and the remaining few would soon be leaving as well.

The upcoming battles will be entirely their responsibility, and the control of the divine seal on the north wall will be transferred to the First Legion.

"Idiot! How dare you address the citizens before me? You've stolen my chance to show off!"

Gilgamesh was the first to attack Davian, who looked back at him with a shocked expression and then extended his middle finger in disdain.

King Gilgamesh, are you a child? Bringing up such things at a time like this.

“3512? How come there’s only this many? Everyone from other cities gathered here, and when the war with the Gorgon started, there were tens of thousands of people in Uruk. How could this be…”

Mashu still clearly remembers Uruk back then, where there were tens of thousands of warriors and even more residents. How come there are only so few left?

"It's already quite an achievement that we've managed to keep these people alive while they've drawn the monsters' firepower during the battles against the Gorgons and the attacks from the Rahmu. Even if we overcome the current predicament, this small population alone cannot sustain the kingdom; it will only decline."

Gilgamesh calmly explained the reason to Mash, the main reason being Rahmu's invasion.

Davian and Ishtar returned just in time, but even with the First Legion scattered throughout Uruk, it still wouldn't be enough.

Not to mention that the Rakhmu preferred hunting civilians to the soldiers of the First Legion; they took pleasure in it.

This is why Davidan later went directly to block the south gate. After all, Rahmu couldn't fly at that time, and if the entrance was blocked, they really couldn't get into Uruk.

“We…failed to protect this era…” Ritsuka showed a look of self-reproach. He clenched his fists in resentment, suppressing his anger. In the end, didn’t we fail to protect anything?

King Gilgamesh saw their resentment and comforted them, saying:

"Don't worry, even if we are destroyed, as long as the Sumerian civilization survives, there will definitely be successors. The Mesopotamian civilization will not just die out like that."

Davidian chimed in, "Hope has not been lost, Fujimaru Ritsuka. Now is not the time for us to give up. As long as we hold onto Uruk, this era will not collapse, and from a historical perspective, it will still be passed down to future generations."

Chapter 276 Deeply Shocked

The two men rallied after hearing their words, and seeing their demeanor reassured the others. Gilgamesh immediately began to command Roman from the future.

The intelligence must be all gathered by now! Then bring it out; it's time to begin the war council against Tiamat!

Of course! I'll send you Tiamat's information right away! Let's start over!

Let him see! Romani, show him just how persistent you really are. We've crossed countless battlefields together!

The couple in the control room, David and his companion, couldn't hear anything anymore, but David still widened his eyes when Mash lowered the shield as a connection tool.

Holy crap, do people in the future use round tables like this? Merlin, you bastard, you really did hide something!

The group then began to assess Tiamat's information—a mobile living factory, magical power sufficient for interstellar travel, and a vast life form stored within her body.