After much deliberation, he decided to hand Gorgon over to Uruk, since they were the victims in this singularity and had more right to decide Gorgon's fate.

Gorgon remained silent and made no comment, simply feeling Medusa's palm.

“She agreed,” Medusa said on her behalf.

Uruk was a monarchical city-state, so although there would be some discussions, Gilgamesh would ultimately make the decision. Fortunately, Gilgamesh at this time truly wanted to be a wise king and would not act recklessly.

Gilgamesh sent people to move Gorgon to a temple, where he set up a magic circle to prevent Gorgon from absorbing the surrounding magic to repair itself.

Gilgamesh declared: "This monster has harmed the people of Uruk, and its sins are unforgivable... However, considering that its mind has been partially influenced by the power of Tiamat, and in accordance with your wishes, I have decided to banish it to the Throne of Heroes."

The Throne of Heroes is where heroic spirits reside, or in other words, where the dead reside; it can be understood as a kind of underworld.

Choosing to send Gorgon there is essentially the same as sending him to the underworld to be executed, but there are subtle differences between the two.

Gorgon is also part of Medusa, a Heroic Spirit. Once she reaches the Throne of Heroes, she will soon transform into a Heroic Spirit or return to her original form. You could say she is dead or you could say she is not dead, it all depends on how others see it.

He died, but not completely. This is an acceptable approach for both sides. The Servant Gorgon will disappear, but the Heroic Spirit Gorgon may exist.

In the following days, Gilgamesh and the priestesses of Uruk were busy again. After a Servant dies, the miracle will return to the original body, but banishment is banishment. Gilgamesh would never kill Gorgon in advance. Moreover, if he killed him directly, Gorgon would have no possibility of becoming an independent existence, which would go against the original intention of choosing this method.

Opening the portal to the Throne of Heroes and sending someone in is no easy task. Although Merlin and Gilgamesh, two Grand Mages, were present and finding a method wasn't a problem, a great deal of preparation was still needed.

For the past few days, Karl and his fellow outsiders have been staying in Uruk to experience the local customs, sometimes doing some work, and sometimes visiting various places.

Medusa would visit Gorgon in the temple every day and whisper secrets to her. Apart from Karl, who cheated on his hearing test, no one knew what they talked about, but Gorgon's resentment was indeed gradually decreasing.

These carefree days passed quickly. A week later, the preparations were complete, and Gorgon was about to depart. Medusa arrived early to accompany him on his final journey, while Karl was approached by Merlin.

"Mr. Superman, have you enjoyed your time in Uruk?" Merlin asked warmly, as he almost always did. However, since he was not truly human and lacked human emotions, his genuine enthusiasm was always different, and sometimes it even aroused disgust.

“It was great, I finally got to relax for a while,” Karl said honestly.

Merlin smiled and nodded, then asked, "Aren't you going to Gorgon to take a look?"

Carl said, "There's no need to go so early. I was just about to leave if you hadn't come."

"So, what do you want from me?"

Merlin had come with important business, but instead of answering directly, they said, “Mr. Superman, you didn’t kill Gol’s Palace and felt pity for her after learning about her experiences. This is enough to prove that you also have empathy for non-humans.”

Karl understood what Merlin wanted to say and gestured for him to continue.

"To be honest, after we transferred Gorgon to the temple, we conducted a thorough examination of him and discovered that the reason he possessed the power of Tiamat was because of the feeling he shared with the Goddess of Creation."

Merlin said seriously, "Let's get straight to the point. I don't know when this connection was established, but once Gorgon enters Valhalla and the connection breaks, Tiamat will definitely be awakened."

Carl wasn't worried. He said, "I'll stop her. I told you from the beginning, she won't hurt anyone."

Merlin's expression remained serious as he asked, "So, what will you ultimately do with Tiamat?"

Before Karl could answer, Merlin continued, "You need to know the whole truth. Tiamat is not like Gorgon. She hasn't done anything wrong yet, and the reason she has become a threat is inseparable from humanity. The whole thing is like a stain on human ethics."

Merlin then explained everything in detail.

Tiamat is the goddess who created life. Long, long ago, she brought life to this planet and is the common mother goddess of humankind.

But the planet's ecosystem quickly calmed down. What was needed from then on was stable development, not chaos. Tiamat, who would endlessly create new life, would be a disaster for the existing ecosystem, so she was sealed in the lifeless imaginary space.

"Tiamat is a threat to humanity, but she only wants to return to this world and be with her children forever. She is now one of the seven evils of humanity, a beast with the principle of 'return'. Humanity cannot move forward if it is always in its mother's embrace. However, Tiamat's suffering of being sealed alone in the imaginary space for millions of years is by no means just. People need to judge for themselves all of this."

For Merlin himself, he would choose to help humanity, because once humanity is replaced by the new species created by Tiamat, he will have no fun in Avalon.

However, for other extraterrestrials, choosing to help Tiamat is perfectly understandable, and there is no right or wrong between the two.

Merlin first brought the visitors from outer space to human settlements, hoping they would be more inclined to side with humanity, but ultimately he would only be able to make a decision after knowing the whole truth.

"I have said my piece. It doesn't matter which side you ultimately choose to help." Merlin quickly left.

Karl didn't explain to the other party how much he favored humanity; what he did next was the most important thing, as Tiamat's awakening was just around the corner.

Several hours later, Gorgon left the singularity, and the breaking of the connection also awakened the sleeping Tiamat.

Carl arrived at the shore early and clearly observed these changes.

The doctor's communicator appeared in mid-air, and he said nervously, "Mr. Superman, a massive source of magical energy has appeared near the Persian Gulf, and the quantity... exceeds 1 million!"

Countless black muds have emerged from the sea surface. This is the Chaos Tide, which is theoretically part of Tiamat's body and a manifestation of her power as the Mother of Life. Life will be constantly conceived within it, and any outsider who enters will be randomly modified by it.

The magical signal detected by the doctor came from this chaotic tide, where hundreds of millions of twisted monsters churned in the black ocean and rode the waves toward the shore.

Karl didn't want to kill Tiamat, but he wouldn't show any mercy to these disgusting monsters. He took a deep breath, and the powerful suction pulled up a vast amount of air, as if he wanted to swallow even the clouds in the sky.

Then Karl closed his mouth, and after a brief build-up, he exhaled a chilling breath that could freeze everything—Ice Breath.

The chaotic tide surging toward the shore was frozen solid, and even waves tens of meters high could not be spared, turning directly into a magnificent ice sculpture, along with the creatures within it, frozen there.

Tiamat's chaotic tides are expanding rapidly, covering the entire Indian Ocean in just seven days. Even though it has only just awakened, its range already exceeds 100 kilometers, larger than a city.

Karl could freeze the waves with a simple breath. His dramatic inhalation just now was for this moment. As he soared through the sky, he continuously exhaled freezing breath, freezing more and more chaotic tides. In no time, he completely turned this area of ​​the sea into ice.

Such cold air was simply unbearable for the monsters called Rahmu. This could be clearly observed on the doctor's computer screen. The number, which had originally exceeded 1 million, was now plummeting—tens of millions, millions, thousands, until finally, only one source of magic remained in the entire sea.

This source of magic was naturally not Karl; he had no magic and could not be detected. Therefore, this final signal source was his target.

Karl walked on the sea that had turned into a glacial continent. The ice here was all black because it was frozen by the Chaos Tide. So the ice field, which should have been pure and flawless, now looked like a demon's cave.

Karl quickly arrived at the center of the glacier, where a beautiful girl with long, light blue hair, purple-red eyes, and a huge head with two horns stood quietly, looking completely out of place in the eerie ice field.

Aside from the enormous horns that marked the girl's non-human identity, the most striking feature of her was her posture. The girl had her hands folded over her chest and her legs tightly closed, as if she were praying for something.

But this strange posture was not her intention; the girl had golden chains on her wrists and calves, which restricted her movements.

This woman is Tiamat, and as the creator goddess, the constraints she bears do not come from any other being, but are seals she herself has set.

Tiamat lamented and hated humanity, but deep down her love never ceased. Even though humanity no longer needed her, she still felt that 'this was inevitable.' As a mother, she wanted to be humanity's protector, and this was the manifestation of that desire.

Self-Sealing C++, periodically inflicting pain on Tiamat equivalent to half of her health. If she completely loses her mind, this pain can even increase to 90% as a warning.

Karl understood this, so looking at the seal on Tiamat's hand, he simply couldn't bring himself to kill her.

Carl took a few steps forward and said, "Tiamat, can you still understand what I'm saying?"

“araaaa…”

Karl was met with a beautiful, song-like call, which was clearly not among all the languages ​​on Earth that Karl knew.

Karl continued walking forward, and this scene was projected onto the doctor's image in front of Fujimaru Ritsuka and the others in Uruk.

“Is that Tiamat? She looks so beautiful, not scary at all,” Mash exclaimed.

“Foolish,” Gilgamesh rebuked. “Leaving aside what she might do next, the waves just now contained hundreds of millions of Rahmu. If those monsters were to flood the city, would you still be able to say these things?”

Mashu quickly apologized. She understood the situation, but Karl had resolved it too easily, and Tiamat's current appearance was indeed pitiful, so she sighed.

"Look, Mr. Superman is about to make contact with Tiamat!" Fujimaru Ritsuka suddenly exclaimed.

Mash, Medusa, and Spider-Man quickly turned their attention back to the screen, where Karl was slowly reaching out to Tiamat. As the two were about to touch, everyone tensed up. Negotiating with Tiamat would undoubtedly be the best outcome.

However, the next moment, Tiamat's body suddenly turned into a pool of black mud and flowed into the glacier.

Immediately afterwards, the continent formed by the black ice began to tremble, with the amplitude increasing, and countless cracks appeared on the ice field.

boom!!!!

The ice block suddenly shattered, the ice field crumbled, and two giant bluish-gray horns slowly rose up, followed by long blue hair, until finally, a giant Tiamat, 60 meters tall, appeared on the ice field.

“araaaa…”

Tiamat let out a roar that sounded like a song, but this time, given her exaggerated size, no one found it beautiful or melodious anymore.

Something is more likely to be cute when it's shrunk down; conversely, if something cute is magnified a thousand times, it can also inspire fear.

Tiamat is like that; even though apart from her two horns growing more exaggerated, the rest of her appearance hasn't changed much, and Tiamat's power has still reached its peak.

"This is a bit tricky," Carl said, standing on a block of ice, looking somewhat troubled.

Chapter 205 Plan Establishment

Tiamat awakens, her 60-meter-tall body standing atop the ice field, while more chaotic tides rise from below, melting the surrounding ice.

"Wow, it's huge! Is this the true form of Tiamat?" Mash exclaimed.

"This is definitely the most terrifying enemy we've ever faced, but Mr. Superman should be able to win, right..."

Putting aside the various powers of the Mother Goddess of Creation, her sheer size alone is enough to inspire despair. If it weren't for the unexpected assistance she received, Fujimaru Ritsuka wouldn't even be able to imagine how she could defeat such a terrifying enemy.

The doctor's image appeared before everyone, saying, "Tiamat has no weaknesses, whether in mythology or in the physical realm. In fact, because of her status as the mother of all things, as long as her people exist in this world, she can never die."

Fujimaru Ritsuka's eyes widened. Didn't this mean that to kill Tiamat, one had to kill every living thing in the world first? That was too much of a cheat.

"Then... Doctor, can Mr. Superman still win?" she asked hopefully.

"Yes," the doctor replied affirmatively. "If he really wants to win, he absolutely can, but the focus right now isn't on defeating Tiamat."

……

……

Karl flew into the air and hovered directly in front of Tiamat, his brows furrowed, looking somewhat troubled.

Of course, not in terms of combat power. Tiamat is very strong. She can cover the Indian Ocean and create countless monsters in 7 days. With her power, she can completely destroy the continent, and if she has enough time, she can even plow through the entire planet.

However, for Karl, as long as he doesn't suppress his power, he can use his heat vision to burn Tiamat and the entire Chaos Tide to ashes. In that case, it wouldn't matter if the opponent could be resurrected.

However, Carl didn't want to do that. Tiamat had already suffered enough. Although he didn't pursue justice like Superman, he wouldn't kill someone without reason.

While ensuring his own safety, he was not stingy in helping others. Tiamat's self-inflicted injury had already made Karl feel extremely sad, so he naturally would not kick someone when they were down.

But even if he wanted to help the other party now, finding a way to do so was a challenge, as the other party had already gone mad.

“araaa…”

Tiamat let out her melodious roar, which, though pleasant to hear, was still a roar.

She looked at Karl in front of her, opened her mouth wide, and unleashed a massive magical barrage. Karl took the hit head-on, but the magic was so immense that most of it didn't hit him, instead hurtling towards the coast.

boom!!!

The shelling covered a distance of several dozen kilometers, but its power was still terrifying, blasting the entire coastline, along with the unmanned outposts set up there by Uruk, into rubble.

“Tiamat is still too dangerous for this singularity; we can’t let him continue attacking,” Karl muttered to himself.

He flew behind Tiamat, grabbed the giant horn that was as big as the other's entire body, and then pressed down, unleashing a power capable of plucking stars and seizing the moon.

Tiamat's monstrous strength, as a monster, seemed so insignificant compared to the strength of the Kryptonians. She tried to resist, but it was like throwing a stone into the sea – completely ineffective.

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