Miss Surtr will ignite the world

Yes, this thing is pure gold.

"Hmm, let's wait a little while. It's almost afternoon now. There's not much entertainment in this era. Even if someone's out fooling around, they should be back by tonight."

Merlin glanced at the sky outside. There were only a few hours left before sunset. Having traveled this far, it was time to rest.

"Let's go outside then. It's so gloomy here, it's really unsettling."

Ritsuka rubbed her arms.

The flickering firelight, the chilly air, and the bizarre decorations—to be honest, if she didn't know this was the goddess's temple, she would probably think it was some kind of haunted house.

"Yeah, let's go. Staying here too long will lower one's aesthetic sense."

Merlin took a decisive step.

"It's hard not to agree."

"While these are all true, there was absolutely no respect for the goddess in what you just said."

Inside the bracelet, Roman couldn't help but complain.

the other side.

King Gul walked through the passageway of the newly built temple.

Suddenly, in front of me, a long, slender object with a writhing body struggled to crawl on the ground.

Unconsciously, a smile crept onto Jin Gu's lips, a smile he himself didn't even notice.

He stepped forward, bent down, ignored the murderous gaze, hoisted the other person onto his back, and walked deeper into the temple.

"Although I didn't kill you directly because of her, I can't let you leave."

His tone was tinged with regret. Although there was actually no enmity between them, every time Jingu saw the other, he would struggle with whether he should just take care of this annoying guy on the spot.

He knew the source of this emotion; it was probably the influence of this body.

Ereshkigal's earlier reminder came to mind, but he quickly shook his head.

If it's just this little bit of an impact, it's not a big deal; we just need to be a little careful.

As they arrived at the depths of the temple, Kingu threw the object in his hand to the ground without any pity. Ripples spread through the air, and silver chains shot out from the sky, one end binding a stone on the dome and the other end binding a figure on the ground, suspending him in the air.

"Waaaaah..."

A sound came from lips bound by chains.

"Oh, sorry, I don't understand what you're saying."

Jin Gu said with a smile.

Although it was impossible to hear exactly what was said, judging from the angry tone, it probably wasn't anything pleasant.

Seeing the other party's impotent rage, Jingu's face was filled with pleasure.

"Are you back, King Gu?"

Before he could admire it for long, a sound came from the pool of black mud in the center of the hall.

The water surface rippled, and then a huge snake shadow burst out of the water, bent down, and stared directly at Jin Gu with eyes filled with madness.

A snake's head formed from strands of hair swam above someone's head, successfully making their scream a little louder.

Jin Gu sighed inwardly.

Since meeting Anna, Gorgon's emotions have become increasingly unstable. Heaven knows how much effort it took him to calm her down and prevent her from going straight to Uruk to die.

To be honest, Gorgon is not a true Tiamat, and as a Kingu, he has no need to waste his time on him.

If Surtr kills her, the impact of death will be transmitted to the real Tiamat, allowing her to awaken from the prison of nightmares.

But Gorgon, as Tiamat's proxy, also hopes that she will complete her revenge. Moreover, he will eliminate as many threats as possible before Tiamat awakens.

Since Surtr cannot be eliminated in a short time, then we will proceed with the original plan and first take the Uruk Cup into our hands.

There's no need to use inefficient things like Warcraft anymore.

“Mother, those annoying fellows have already left Uruk and won’t be back anytime soon. The time has come.”

"Jingu said."

"Is that so? It's really unpleasant that we have to consider the other party's feelings in every way."

The mere thought of Surtr caused Gorgon's face to visibly darken.

After being beaten up, she not only couldn't get revenge, but she also had to avoid her attacker in everything she wanted to do. This feeling of frustration was unbearable for her as a vengeful person.

"The opponent is strong enough to warrant our attention, but don't worry, she won't live much longer."

Jin Gu said with a smile, already having an idea in mind.

"Before that, let's take Uruk into our possession."

Uruk.

Above the tower, Gilgamesh, seemingly sealed away by the throne, is still handling official business today.

"Tsk, another case of dying from weakness? How many times this month?"

Gilgamesh rubbed his temples; this invisible attack was, in some ways, even more annoying than the magical beasts of the Goddess of War.

Fortunately, the impact was not widespread.

"As usual, store it in the underground warehouse of the Divine Tower. Next."

With practiced ease, Gilgamesh took the next stone slab.

But before he could examine the words above him closely, a violent tremor came from beneath the throne, as if something enormous was roaming underground.

"what happens?"

Siduri quickly braced herself against a nearby stone pillar to avoid falling directly onto the main hall.

"Report! A large number of monsters are attacking Uruk!"

The soldier ran to the center of the hall and quickly reported.

"Warcraft? We haven't received any reports of that at all. What are those people at the lookout doing?!"

Gilgamesh slammed his hand on the throne, a sense of foreboding washing over him.

"It's a cave. A huge cave appeared on the main road in Uruk, and the monsters rushed out from there."

The soldier quickly replied.

"A cave? Get General Leonidas here immediately..."

Gilgamesh was about to give the order, but before he could finish speaking, another soldier rushed in, his face filled with terror.

"Report! The Goddess of Warcraft has appeared in Uruk!"

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 26 Earth is no longer safe, let's go back to Venus.

Temple of Blood.

The sound of chains swinging.

A mournful sound emanated from the empty hall.

In mid-air, the bound figure struggled incessantly.

The Chains of Heaven are divine commandments; the higher one's divinity, the stronger the chains become, even suppressing the use of magic.

Unless one possesses exceptional strength, breaking free from such a situation is extremely difficult.

It's incredibly useful for dealing with goddesses who have high divinity but weak personal strength.

But often in such a crisis, a certain goddess will unleash unimaginable perseverance.

Just like climbing Mount Ebif, no difficulty could stop Ishtar from moving forward.

Extraordinary perseverance—perhaps that's the only redeeming quality of this goddess.

Click.

There was a sound of something breaking.

It definitely isn't the Lock of Heaven; there are some things in this world that can't be accomplished with just willpower.

But on the dome, the thick stone pillar bound by chains developed cracks and shattered rapidly under the influence of weak magic.

thump.

The goddess fell to the ground, and shattered stones landed on her head.

'Damn Jingu.'

Two glistening tears welled up in the goddess's eyes as she silently cursed the ancestors of a certain culprit, her heart burning with the flames of revenge.

As the mistress of the sky and the daughter of An, the supreme god of Sumer, Ishtar, who was ruthless and bullied men and women, had never been treated like this before. How dare a mere clay doll treat her like this? It was truly outrageous.

Goddesses are generally petty, and this treatment has really upset them. Once she gets out, she'll absolutely, positively hang that guy up and give him a good spanking.

However, she seemed to have no idea that she couldn't beat her opponent.

His body rolled on the ground.

My gaze fell on another corner of the hall, where Tianzhou Ma'ana was also bound by chains and unable to move.

I'm sorry, Ma Anna. I'll definitely find a way to get you out of here after I leave.

Make a vow in your heart.

Ishtar rolled toward the exit, in the direction she remembered.

But misfortune often follows.

Awoo.

As soon as she entered the passageway outside the hall, she saw several pairs of orange-yellow eyes staring at her menacingly.

'Damn Jingu!'

"Ishtar hasn't returned yet."

Surtr put down the dismantled puppet in his hand and glanced at the sky.

As the sun sank behind the mountains, the colors in the sky gradually faded, and it had been almost two hours since they arrived at Mount Ebif.

Night is about to fall.

For people of this era, it is already time to go home.

Even if she's a goddess, she shouldn't be out fooling around at this hour.

Of course, it would be a different story if Ereshkigal took Ishtar's body out for a stroll.

“Yes, it is indeed a bit late. Now that Ishtar has been driven out of Uruk, she probably has nowhere else to go.”

Merlin found it a bit strange.

They must have built such a large temple in this desolate place; it couldn't have been just for show, could it?

"Any discoveries have been made at Chaldea?"

"Surtr asked."

Although it is far in the future, the opponent's detection range is terrifyingly large.

"Unfortunately, although there are many magical reactions around, Chaldea has not detected Ishtar's spirit origin reaction on Mount Ebif, including the surrounding area."

Roman shook his head.

“Is that so? I have a feeling she won’t be back tonight either. How about we go to Kusa first? We’ve already marked it, so it won’t take much time to go back and forth.”

Surtr proposed.

"Yes, that's true. Since the goddess isn't home, let's go somewhere else first..."

"and many more!"

Merlin was about to nod when Roman called out.

"What's wrong, doctor? Is the goddess back?"

Ritsuka moved her arm a little further away. Since arriving at this singularity, the doctor had been shouting like this all the time, and she had almost gotten used to it.

"No, I'm not sure if they came back. They suddenly appeared within the detection range, and their location was rather unfavorable."