Miss Surtr will ignite the world

He voiced his opposition.

"Why? Wouldn't that be better? We could send her back without paying a huge price."

"Ishtar asked."

"Under normal circumstances, it would be possible, but due to the burning of human reason, the spacetime of the entire world is in chaos. Even priests can obtain a body from an unknown point in time for summoning, let alone beasts. As long as the other party has the idea of ​​returning, it is not too easy for them to come out of the imaginary space. Simple exile is no longer safe."

Gilgamesh said solemnly.

Even if the singularity can be repaired temporarily, if Tiamat reappears after all these guys leave, Uruk will definitely be doomed.

"We must defeat Tiamat this time!"

"But unless all of humanity is wiped out, there's simply no way to defeat her, isn't there?"

"..."

"Have you guys forgotten that there's a goddess in this singularity?"

As he spoke, Surtr pointed to the ground.

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 43 Before the Final Battle

"Ha, you're going to send Mother to the underworld!"

Before the Mirror of the Underworld, Ereshkigal gaped, as if she had heard something unbelievable.

Then, she glanced at Surtr and murmured.

"I see, you were referring to this back then?"

"But why should I do this kind of thing for you?"

Holding her barely fleshy chest, she asked in return.

"You can see it over there too, right? Tiamat has awakened. Now it's a crisis in Uruk, no, it's a crisis in all of Mesopotamia. As the native goddess, are you planning to stand aside?"

With that, Gilgamesh turned the Mirror of the Underworld towards the outside of the temple.

Black waves crashed against the land, and the entire southern part of Uruk had fallen.

"No wonder so many souls poured in just now; the underworld has never been so lively before."

Ereshkigal remained silent.

"As long as there is life on the surface, Tiamat cannot die. So just push her into the lifeless world. Your underworld is the best choice."

"It does seem to be a crisis even more terrifying than the Great Flood, and pushing it into the Underworld is a really reckless plan, but it seems that we have no other choice but to do it."

Ereshkigal sighed.

"Does this mean they agree? It's surprisingly simple."

Ritsuka was caught off guard.

After all, they didn't have much interaction with Ereshkigal, and since she was part of the Three Goddesses Alliance, they assumed she would side with Tiamat.

"I understand the principle of 'if the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold'. Even if I wanted to destroy Uruk, I would never do it in this way."

Ereshkigal gave a soft snort.

"Although I'm very unhappy about working with you, there's nothing I can do about it."

"Oh, this one in the underworld is much more understanding than the one in heaven."

Gilgamesh looked at Ereshkigal with approval.

"Hey, are you blind?!"

Ishtar retorted, but of course, no one paid her any attention.

"Then, by the King's command, the goddess of the underworld, Ereshkigal, open the gates of the underworld throughout Uruk, and bind the calamity beast that falsely claims to be the goddess Tiamat to the depths of the earth!"

"Don't make it sound so easy. Preparing a Death Hole that covers the entire Uruk region isn't something that can be done so easily."

How long will it take?

"This was originally a huge project that would have taken ten years, but thanks to my efforts, it can now be done in just three days."

Ereshkigal wore a smug expression, as if she had accomplished something extraordinary.

"Although the time it took to disappear midway is a concern, oh well."

Gilgamesh didn't care about such trivial matters and asked.

How much longer until Tiamat arrives in Uruk?

"At that speed, we should be able to arrive as early as tomorrow night."

Roman answered.

"That means it will take at least two more days to delay, but that's much easier than it was at the beginning, and I can already see hope for victory."

Gilgamesh smiled confidently and looked at Ishtar.

"I?"

Ishtar pointed at herself in confusion.

"Of course, Ishtar, hurry up and bring out your Gugalana. With it, you can hold off Tiamat for more than two days."

Seeing Ishtar's puzzled expression, Gilgamesh smiled and patted her on the shoulder.

"..."

Ishtar lowered her head in silence.

"What is Gugalan?"

Ritsuka asked.

"It's the largest mythical beast in Sumer, a bull bigger than a mountain, but I don't think you'll ever get to see it; someone lost it."

Surtr's tone was filled with admiration.

What is there to admire? Losing something as big as a mountain—tell me if I don't admire that.

"..."

Surtr didn't hide his words from anyone, and Gilgamesh's bright smile instantly froze.

"...Hey, what she said can't be true, right?"

"..."

"Ishtar, say something!"

"Yes, it's true."

Ishtar buried her head in her chest.

"..."

Speechless.

Take a deep breath.

Despite already knowing this fact, Gilgamesh still couldn't help but say something now.

"You stupid goddess!!!"

After awarding Ishtar the medal of "most useless goddess," Gilgamesh stopped his agitated pace, rubbed his temples, and calmed himself down.

On the bright side, at least he didn't lose money this time.

"Leaving aside that idiot, what are your thoughts, Surtr?"

He looked at Surtr, hoping this man he couldn't understand could offer some advice.

"Let's try to get rid of the black mud under her feet first. Tiamat should only be able to walk on that."

Surtr pointed to the other man's legs.

She could only try to see if she could follow the original plan. Although Jingu and Gorgon were dead, she was still there, and Kukulkan was in a state of full divinity.

"Marduk's hand axe should still be in Eridu. I'll go and bring the axe back later. Although we can't truly unleash the power of the artifact, it can still be useful just by wielding it."

Magic won't work on that thing, but putting it directly into the World Bubble should be fine.

"Hmm, it does sound like a feasible solution. Compared to that enormous horn, its legs are far too slender."

Gilgamesh nodded in agreement.

“If we eliminate those oceans, we should be able to stop her actions.”

"Chaldea will also do its best to analyze the black mud and try to make a decomposition potion, but time may be very tight."

"Then leave it to me."

Kukulkan suddenly spoke.

"While it's impossible to eliminate them all, I can still manage to clear out the surrounding area using my Noble Phantasm."

"It's the Solar Calendar Stone, the Noble Phantasm possessed by Kukulkan."

"Yes!"

"Very good, it seems there are some reliable ones among the goddesses."

Gilgamesh said meaningfully.

After discussing some details, the plan was finalized.

Kukulkan was responsible for burning the black mud, Chaldea was responsible for providing it with magic power, and Surtr and Ishtar dealt with the surrounding Rahmu while preventing any accidents.

The city's defense was entrusted to Gilgamesh, Ana, and the leopard man.

"Then it's decided, the decisive battle will take place at dawn. Although there's only a little time before daybreak, let's go back and conserve our energy."

Leave the hall.

Surtr went straight to Eridu, where the surroundings were shrouded in the dark seawater. He used flames to burn out a space large enough for him to stand in.

Looking out into the distance, you can see a huge figure on the sea.

She had no doubt about her own side's combat strength.

Even if Tiamat were to take flight as in the original story, they would have the capability to shoot her down.

only.

Is simply breaking off the opponent's corner really effective?

Considering Gorgon's terrifying regenerative abilities, Surtr couldn't help but feel a little worried.

Absolute Demonic Front: Chapter 44 The True Archer

The following day, dawned as if it were night.

Thick, dark clouds pressed down on the sky, obscuring the morning light shining from the hillside.

South of Uruk, a blood-red black sea covered the entire land. If one's eyesight was good enough, one could vaguely see the horizon, where swarms of Rahmu, like locusts, were escorting a giant woman toward a distant city.

"Hmph, faster than I expected. I'll leave the rest to you."

At the top of the tower, Gilgamesh's gaze fell on the distant sky, on those few small black dots.

All I can say is that I tried my best.

In the sky, on the back of a pterosaur, Surtr replied to the white bracelet on his left hand.

After installing the lighting device, Gilgamesh also created several communication devices overnight to facilitate communication.

This guy is just too skillful.

"Speaking of which, doesn't this look a bit like something? Wouldn't this be considered plagiarism?"

"How can you call Wang's work plagiarism? It was just a reference! Time was of the essence, and there was no time to think about the appearance."

Gilgamesh retorted loudly.

"Although I'd love to charge Wang some royalties, let's talk about that later. We can already see Tiamat, and we've detected a large number of Rahmu flying this way. The first wave of attack is coming."

Roman reminded him.

In their line of sight, a swarm of Rahmu swarmed toward them like vultures that had smelled blood.

"This number is so large it's nauseating."