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"..."

Enkidu's cheeks turned even redder.

Having regained her intellect, she was finally able to look directly at her inner emotions and understand what they were.

"Then you're not afraid that if I make a move anytime, you'll die in front of me?"

"Ha ha ha ha--"

Ian laughed again.

"Enkidu, if you really wanted to do that, you probably wouldn't have told me such a thing."

"Enkidu, you don't recognize such a mission either, do you?"

"You, are even more eager to rebel against those foolish gods than I am."

"..."

Enkidu did not answer Ian. It was obvious that she was a little confused and didn't know what to do.

but--

What Ian is best at is making a person realize his or her own problems.

"Well, since you can't be sure, let me prove it to you."

Having said this, Ian withdrew his hand, and then, under Enkidu's gaze, unbuttoned his shirt.

Then he took out a sword from behind him, handed it to Enkidu who was in front of him, and pointed it at the location of his heart.

"Enkidu."

"If that's what you want to do, then come on."

"I have prepared the sword for you. No matter what, I will not resist."

"Look directly at your own thoughts. What you really want to do and what you plan to do should be decided by you, not by others."

"Enkidu, understand all this!"

The girl grasped the sword handed to her by Ian, looked at the man's extremely strong figure, and after hesitating for a moment, she nodded thoughtfully.

There was a clang.

The sword in Enkidu's hand fell to the ground.

"I understand."

"My destiny is determined by me."

[Enkidu regained his intellect and thoroughly faced his inner self.]

【yes--】

[Even if you are a creation of God, your life should not be decided by God.]

You made Uruk prosperous and strong, developed trade, and at the same time, conquered the Phoenician region and conquered the surrounding tribes.

[In just one year, you have expanded Uruk's territory several times.]

[This is the kingdom legend you and Enkidu created together, destined to give rise to a civilization at some point.]

【only--】

【A big tree attracts the wind. 】

[Your behavior has also attracted other people's attention.]

[Ishtar, I noticed you in a place you didn't know.]

920. The Ancient Serving Learning of Humanity/Enkidu's Harem Tolerance (4k)

[Your great deeds have spread throughout Mesopotamia.]

[All the tribes in the Mesopotamian region are under your command.]

【You are honored by them as the Great King.】

【And you don't mind taking on this title.】

【after all--】

[You've already expected something like this to happen, so naturally you're not afraid.]

Inside the Uruk Palace.

Ian held the crutch left by his father Rugobanda and looked at the ground.

The wind blew on his face, blowing up some of his hair, making it as bright as a flag.

"Looking at the scenery—"

Enkidu's voice came from behind Ian.

He turned around and saw Enkidu who had changed his clothes. At this moment, he looked even cuter than usual.

"Why didn't you call me?"

"Am I unworthy of watching it with you?"

"..."

Ian smiled.

"Because I know that if I'm not by your side, you will definitely come here."

"So, I won't waste that time."

"I see--"

Enkidu walked towards Ian, facing the direction of the wind.

As the man watched, she took his hand and moved closer.

"Then I won't come next time."

"No, you won't."

Ian's hand gently stroked Enkidu's head, as if he was touching the forest in Uruk.

"You said you would never leave me, didn't you?"

"It's so abominable..."

Enkidu squinted her eyes and enjoyed Ian's caress. She looked like a completely tamed kitten.

"It's completely revealed."

"But it doesn't seem like a bad thing."

"It's certainly not a bad thing to be loved by this king." Ian was very straightforward, and his tone was full of pride.

"you need to know--"

"Of all the people who live along the Two Rivers, you are the only one who has the right to come to my side anytime and anywhere and do this. This is a great honor."

"Liar."

Enkidu pouted.

"Siduri could have come closer like this, right?"

"You two... your relationship isn't that simple."

"Eh?"

Ian looked at Enkidu, who was standing aside and said something that not many people in Uruk knew, and was naturally a little surprised.

"When did you find out?"

"That look—"

The girl, having retrieved her intelligence, gently stroked Ian's arm with her fingers.

"The way you look at someone when you like them is completely different."

"When Siduri looks at you, there's a lion hidden in her eyes—"

"..."

"Really?" Ian nodded. "Enkidu, it seems that now that you have regained your intellect, you understand more than before."

"Siduri, perhaps you really admire this king. No, I should say you admire this king."

"Then I don't understand."

Enkidu's finger stopped somewhere on Ian's arm and then began to draw a circle.

"You know she likes you, and she knows she likes you, so why can't she be open about it? Well... even if she's intelligent, she can't understand such a thing."

"..."

Enkidu's straightforwardness left Ian silent.

"Yeah, why on earth?"

The king of Uruk, feeling the wind blowing from afar, actually tasted a bit of the charm of harvest from it.

That was Siduri's effort. As an assistant officer, she could be said to have done her best.

"Maybe, you think it's not suitable?"

"Not suitable?"

Enkidu showed a puzzled expression.

This seemed to be something very difficult for her to understand.

But Ian understood this, so he quickly explained it.

"Enkidu, not everything can develop in the best direction - there are times when 'intelligence' cannot be achieved."

"In many cases, we have to learn to make choices."

"Siduri," Ian's tone became somewhat moved. "She knew that if her relationship with the king were made public, it would bring about considerable chaos, so she chose to give up the best course for herself."

"Do you understand what I mean?"

"..."

Enkidu tilted his head and finally shook it.

"No, I don't understand."

"But... since you've decided to do this, I think it's right, and I will support you."

"And if that's the case, I can't go too far, right?"

"I'm glad you understand." Ian nodded. "Enkidu, I'm sorry."

"It doesn't matter--"

Enkidu let go of Ian's hand and leaned against the edge railing of the Uruk Palace.

The wind blew her long hair, raising a green ocean.

"For me, being able to be by your side is already a very happy thing - wanting more bonds or something like that is not possible."

"I'm going to make more interesting things for you."