The world of Type-Moon starts with saving Altria!

after all--

She looked like she wished she had done so.

Gulu gulu——

Huchihuchi——

hiss--

When Ian took in his hand a gem that was so shining that it looked like it had just been fished out of the water, Ishtar pounced on him.

She didn't care how shy she was after taking out the gem, and looked directly at Ian in front of her and praised him.

"I knew you understood what I meant—"

"Ian, marry me!"

"This time, I didn't ask you to give me all the treasures of Uruk in exchange for my marriage."

"I myself have also prepared the necessary gems."

"so--"

"In that case—"

Ishtar's voice actually had a hint of sobbing in it.

"You can marry me then, right?"

"..."

Feeling the gem in his hand that still retained the girl's warmth, Ian had completely come to his senses.

"Who taught you to do that?"

"Let me guess, Ophelia and Medusa?"

"Eh……"

Ishtar felt a little embarrassed.

"Actually, they just pointed out the problems with my previous plan. As for how to do it, I figured it out on my own."

"it should be no problem?"

"It's a huge problem."

The man said in a serious tone.

"How can a marriage proposal be like this?"

"Ishtar, you are terribly mistaken."

"..."

Ian's few words made Ishtar's heart feel like it had fallen into an icy cave.

But the man's next words made every cell in her body come alive again.

Or should I say...

It's some kind of behavior.

"You shouldn't keep gems in places like that, Ishtar."

"because--"

"Then there's something else to put in there."

"you--"

Ishtar blushed.

She already understood what the other party meant.

If you shouldn't put gems, then you should...

"Is that so?—I see."

"That……"

"Does this count as you agreeing to my second proposal?"

"not yet."

Ian held Ishtar's hands on both sides.

At that moment, he seemed to be the heavenly chain that locked the gods.

"Ishtar, there is much to do now."

"What else is going on?"

"Speak out!"

Ishtar looked at the person she was proposing to, feeling anxious but unable to say anything harsh.

"I have to figure out why this land hasn't been freed from the curse yet."

“If we don’t figure it out, everything will just become vague and illusory.”

"Just trying to figure out this land, right—"

Indescribable love flashed in Ishtar's eyes.

She had already fallen in love with him, and now she was naturally conquered at once.

"Then why don't I just blast it open?"

967. Ishtar's Proposal (4k)

"..."

Every word of Ishtar seemed to make Ian's brain tremble.

And this sentence is no exception.

"Do you know what you're talking about, Ishtar?"

"I know."

The goddess Venus, with loving eyes, took a deep breath and regained her sanity a little.

"Didn't you say that the land of Uruk has not yet recovered?"

"In that case——"

"Then if we just dig up the land, find the root of the problem, and then eradicate it, there will be no problem, right?"

"..."

Ian didn't know how to refute Ishtar's words for a moment.

Because she was right.

Find the problem and then deal with it.

It is simply impossible to refute this logic.

"But……"

"Such a source doesn't necessarily have to be underground, right?" The man took a long time to come up with a reason to counter Ishtar's words.

"Whether it is or not, we will know after the bombing."

Ishtar's eyes turned to Ian.

Although the goddess's mind may be very confused, the tone of her voice was so serious that Ian couldn't think she was joking or making suggestions.

That's what she wanted to do!

"Ishtar, calm down for a moment."

"I'm calm, calmer than I've ever been."

Ishtar said this as she laid on the man's chest, as if listening to his heartbeat.

"Ian, I just want to marry you - everything else is just a means to achieve this goal."

"I'm not going to hide what I'm saying because that's what I say with all my heart."

"Please...don't reject me again."

"..."

Ian was speechless.

If this is not love from Ishtar, then what else can be called a confession?

"Ishtar, let me think about it."

"Tonight, let's have fun first—"

Under the starry sky of Uruk, Ian and Ishtar spent an unprecedented night.

only--

Looking at the girl who was gradually falling asleep in his arms, Ian seemed a little hesitant at sunrise.

"Bombard the earth..."

“Is this really the right thing to do?”

He was muttering this, completely unaware of a figure slowly walking towards him.

"It looks like it's going to be a wonderful night."

"..."

Ian turned around and saw Siduri.

At this moment, she already looked like the veiled girl in men's memories, mysterious and quite attractive.

"Siduri, when did you come?"

"Perhaps it was when Ishtar was riding on you?" Siduri rested her chin on her hand, pretending to think seriously. "Or was it when you took out the gem?"

"I don't seem to remember."

"Did you watch the whole process?"

Ian ruthlessly exposed Siduri's "disguise".

"You, have been following me?"

"Oh my, we've been discovered so soon?"

Siduri covered her mouth and looked very surprised.

"But before I say anything more—"

Uruk's former chief assistant looked at Ishtar, who had fallen asleep contentedly, and smiled slightly.

"Let's first give her a suitable place to rest."

"Uruk, we must not mistreat any traveler who comes here."

Ten minutes later.

In a room somewhere in the ruins of Uruk.

After Siduri spent some time tidying up the place, which was originally a bit messy, it was now in good shape.

of course.

This was obviously the "good place" that Siduri prepared for Ian, but now it had become Ishtar's resting place.

"It really fits."

Ian breathed a sigh of relief as he looked at Ishtar who was resting well.

"Thank you, Siduri."

"You're welcome, this is what I should do."

"but……"