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"my child……"

"Why are you spending your energy on how to kill me?"

"Is this such an important matter to you?"

There was no answer.

Tiamat, in her dragon form, seems completely incomprehensible to everyone.

Her existence is like an isolated island in this world, no one can get close to her.

Another wailing sound—

Tiamat, as if announcing her defeat, pounced towards the core area of the giant.

She may have a thousand ways to destroy this place, but only a simple and crude method like this can make her feel an indescribable sense of existence.

only--

It was as if Tiamat brought unexpected disasters to the people of Uruk time and time again.

This time, it was Ian's king's turn to give her a "surprise".

After Tiamat tore off the armor on the giant's upper body, Ian appeared in front of her.

He had already poured all his magic power into the core area designed by Enkidu, where the giants were hiding.

It was a structure quite similar to Athena, and only someone like Ian, who had been in contact with it for many years, would understand its existence at the first time.

“Tiamat—!”

The man roared like this, and then launched this final attack.

For a moment——

A huge white light enveloped everything!

982. Tiamat's Sorrowful Motherly Love/Uruk's Millennial Karma (4k)

The Uruk giant's final blow from the chest hit Tiamat directly.

For an instant.

The white light caused by the explosion enveloped Ian and Tiamat.

only--

This should have been a fatal scene, but it did not cause Ian's consciousness to completely fade away.

Yes.

he……

I found myself surviving like this.

No.

It may not be survival, but just consciousness, temporarily concentrated in the space formed by the explosion in some indescribable way.

In the end what happened?

The man who had been determined to die with Tiamat was now in a state of confusion.

However, such doubts were quickly replaced by vigilance.

Because Ian heard footsteps.

It seemed like something was approaching him.

The sound gradually got closer.

And its owner gradually revealed his figure.

It was none other than Tiamat, who had awakened the Sea of Life.

Almost instantly, the man's nerves became tense.

This is the culprit of all this, and now that we meet here, it feels a bit like revenge.

A flash of light passed, and Ian's audience had an evil black weapon.

That was a projection of the sword called Excalibur Morgan.

only……

It seemed that the man's body had reached its limit, so the Sword of Promised Victory (Excalibur Morgan) looked very thin, as if it would disappear at any time.

"..."

"Are you tired?"

Tiamat suddenly said this after looking at Ian for a long time.

"..."

"I'm not tired." Ian bit his lip and said firmly.

“No.” Tiamat shook her head.

"Child, you are tired—"

"Your body and your soul are tired."

"Well then...can we rest here for a while?"

"..."

Ian couldn't believe what he heard at this moment.

Tiamat, calling herself to rest.

Doesn't that mean that this space right now—

The man's suspicions were quickly confirmed, as Tiamat, as if able to read his thoughts, quickly continued her "explanation."

"Yes."

"This is the place I created for temporary communication."

"I have enough interest in you."

"Even if..."

Tiamat looked at her hands.

Having temporarily returned to her human form, she seemed much easier to communicate with than her gigantic dragon form.

"You've hurt me over and over again."

"..."

Although Tiamat's aura was still fully maintained, Ian could clearly feel that she was more ferocious than before when she fought at sea.

She is now obviously much easier to communicate with.

There is basically no chance of winning the battle.

Ian crushed the projection of Excalibur Morgan like the wind, and then spoke softly.

"That--"

"Can we talk?"

Ever since——

A wonderful meeting began in the unstable space created by Tiamat.

"Tiamat, why did you destroy Mesopotamia?"

"This shouldn't be something you have to do, right?"

Ian directly threw out his inner thoughts.

He wanted to take advantage of her still being interested and try to gain as many possibilities as possible to solve these problems.

however--

Tiamat did not answer Ian's question, but asked a question in return.

"And you, my child—"

"Why do you have to stop the Sea of Life from doing this?"

"..."

"Because it's not right, Tiamat."

Ian gave his reasons directly without any fear that the other party might turn against him.

"Nothing is meant to be destroyed."

"Trees, mountains, rivers, and the civilizations built on them—"

"None of this should be destroyed, Tiamat."

"Why shouldn't it?"

Tiamat suddenly interrupted Ian.

"Besides, my actions are not destructive, right?"

As he spoke these words, a ball of light flooded the pale space.

It was like a display screen.

With its help, Ian quickly saw the alien-like Lahmu, explaining the final body of the Uruk giant.

"Prey, evolve, and become even more powerful."

"My children can do this as a matter of course—"

"And isn't this the best and most perfect choice for life?"

"I, Tiamat, should be such a mother."

"..."

"But--"

"Tiamat." Ian looked at her beside him, his eyes full of sadness.

He gradually felt that he realized something.

"you……"

"Have you ever thought that the Rahmu weren't supposed to be like this?"

"..."

Ian's words stunned Tiamat for a moment, and then she responded as if she had rebounded.

"How could it not be like this—"

"Rahmu is my most perfect child. They can survive in any environment and transform into corresponding forms to fight against enemies who want to harm them."

"This is what they want!"

"..."

"Ugh."

Ian sighed softly.

"But Tiamat, if there were no enemies in the first place, then all this wouldn't be necessary, right?"

"..."

"what do you mean?!"

"What do you mean it's not necessary at all!"

Tiamat seemed to have her reverse scale touched and became extremely excited.

It was about to transform back into a dragon, as if its entire body was filled with unvented anger.

only--