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"Yeah……"

Understanding what Siduri meant, Ian stopped trying to persuade her to leave.

Just looking at the unconscious Enkidu in front of him, the man's tone couldn't become relaxed.

Siduri could even feel that Ian's hand was trembling slightly.

"Wang, are you afraid of something?"

"Fear……?"

"Yeah." Siduri nodded, and then raised her and Ian's hands.

The relationship between her and him is not that of husband and wife, but they can hold each other's hands without any worries.

"Wang, you were never like this before."

"Could it be... are you thinking about your father?"

"..."

Siduri's words almost hit the nail on the head about what he was worried about. After a moment of silence, Ian nodded.

“Indeed, there is some feeling like that.”

"Siduri, you said Enkidu..."

Before Ian could finish his words, Siduri raised her head and kissed the man, leaving him unable to utter a word.

After a while, she released his lips and spoke.

"King, you are the Lord of Uruk."

"If you don't allow Enkidu to die, who else can do this?"

"..."

"Hahahahaha-"

Ian suddenly burst out laughing.

"Right!"

"I, the king, own everything in Uruk. Enkidu, how dare you die in front of me without my permission?"

"Yeah, I think so too."

[Siduri's words temporarily comforted you.]

[You gave Enkidu the best care, and during this time, you also continued to expand the scale of Uruk.]

[Just as Siduri said, you cannot allow Enkidu to die in front of you.]

[This is especially true when the situation is unclear.]

【finally--】

After nearly a month of coma, Enkidu woke up.

"..."

"..."

"Why are you looking at me like that?" Enkidu looked at him beside the bed, his expression puzzled. "Am I making you unhappy?"

"Then why do you think that being in a coma for so long is a happy thing?"

Ian stared at the girl in front of him with a complicated expression.

On the one hand, he was very happy that Enkidu had woken up, but on the other hand, he felt helpless about her attitude.

and--

Ian always felt that Enkidu would say something he could never imagine.

"I'm sorry." Enkidu said.

"Oh, this time, it was used correctly."

"Yeah." The girl nodded.

“Because I know how to use it.”

"..."

【Enkidu's words made you realize something.】

[This long period of coma has affected not only you, but also Enkidu.]

【she--】

【Seems like I got something.】

"Enkidu, you..."

Before Ian could finish, Enkidu had already leaned over to his side, took his hand, and began to "explain".

“It’s intellect.”

"My intellect... has returned."

"..."

For some reason, Ian was not surprised by Enkidu's answer.

This didn't seem like something difficult for him to accept - especially after killing Humbaba.

On the contrary, Enkidu's "explanation" actually made the man feel a lot more relieved.

"so--"

Ian nodded.

"Isn't that great? If your intellect returns, you'll be able to understand more things, right?"

"The King will be pleased with this."

"But I won't." Enkidu said so, and then pulled Ian to the bed, "I remembered some very bad things."

"It's just as bad for you as it is for me."

"..."

"Tell me, Enkidu." Ian suppressed his emotions and said, "I want to know what it is that makes you feel bad and also makes me feel bad."

"..."

Enkidu didn't say much, but just took Ian's hand again under his gaze, and then took it and held it tightly in his own hand without any hesitation.

"Enkidu, you..."

"Don't be in a hurry." The girl said so, then looked at Ian, and finally stopped his hand squarely on the palm that was shocking to Siduri, but on Enkidu's side it seemed as if it had been trampled by Humbaba.

"Can you feel it?"

"..."

Although he knew that Enkidu was essentially no different from the land of Uruk, Ian couldn't help but want to ask a few more questions when he felt the extremely delicate texture in his hands, as if he was playing with flowing water.

"Enkidu, what are you trying to say?"

"Don't you like this?" the girl suddenly asked, causing Ian to be stunned for a moment.

However, the king of Uruk soon realized that the other party was deliberately teasing him, so he no longer maintained his composure.

"generally."

"In this king's territory, there are only a few as poor as you."

"Eh……"

Enkidu's reaction was obviously a little disappointed, especially when he mentioned the word "barren".

But the next moment, she became happy again.

Because Ian's next sentence is this:

"But... barrenness also has its advantages. No one ever said that barren things can't become fertile, right?"

"So Enkidu, the king likes to do this."

"..."

Feeling his touch on her skin, Enkidu's expression changed from loss at the beginning to a girlish blush.

However, this ambiguous atmosphere only lasted for a short while.

Because Ian knew that Enkidu wouldn't just let him do this because he wanted to be rubbed like this.

must……

Has other meanings.

And this is indeed the case.

After shifting his attention away from "poverty", Ian soon discovered something was wrong.

It's the heart.

Enkidu is clearly a "man" made of mud, but at this moment, he has the pulsation and beating of a heart.

and--

The rhythm of its beating is actually consistent with its own height.

"Enkidu, this..."

"It seems you feel it..."

Enkidu, whose heart was being held down by the man, moved closer and spoke softly with a hint of apology.

"I...seem to have been born to kill."

"Everything about me is designed based on you."

"..."

The relationship between Humbaba and Enkidu is not as simple as imagined.

After the beast that walked in the fir trees was killed, Enkidu not only regained his intellect, but also understood the reason for his appearance with Humbaba.

【Yes. 】

[The gods did not ignore what you did in Uruk, but they set a trap for you in a place you didn't know about.]

[This is true of Humbaba and Enkidu.]

[It and she, are all things set up by the gods to kill you, without exception.]

【only--】

You can sense that Enkidu's telling you everything has a deeper meaning.

"..."

"Why are you so indifferent?" Enkidu looked at the man in front of him with a puzzled look. "This should make you sad and wary, right?"

"Why do you feel that way?"

Ian's other hand stroked Enkidu's long green hair that was scattered on his body.

"You have regained your sanity and know what you should do. Shouldn't I be happy for you?"

"But--"

Enkidu looked at Ian who was stroking his head, his eyes full of guilt.

"What I... want to do is to kill you and then ask the gods for mercy. Is this allowed?"

"Hahahahaha——!!!"

Ian laughed.

"Then I also wanted to kill the gods above Uruk, but I didn't actually do it, did I?"

"Enkidu, you are like this now—you were given this mission, but you didn't do it."

"So, you want me to blame someone who has done nothing wrong. Isn't that a bit unreasonable?"