Type-Moon Simulation: Starting with Conquering a Greek Goddess!-Chapter 457: Must Persuade the Wedge of Heaven

A glance reveals a sky so pale it has no edge.

And the silver sun shining in the sky, like the purest holy light gathered from everything in the world, is fiery and magnificent.

Corresponding to this is the howling of the wind.

The winds from the east, west, north, and south, winds strong enough to lift the sky and the earth, storms that crush and overwhelm everything in the world.

This is the supreme realm of the gods.

It is the heavenly realm that overlooks and surpasses the human world.

"Not long ago, Ninsun’s two children caused a great war, the scale of which was deafening even to our heavenly realm.

There is still no sign of humanity returning to the hands of us gods, and the Wedge of Heaven has not fulfilled its due responsibility. Unlike those Greek and Norse vassal gods who accepted extinction with equanimity! We gods will never set!"

[The god who spoke was the god-king Enlil]

[This is a meeting of the gods]

[Starting with the previous battle between Gilgamesh and you, the gods have noticed your power. And the fact that Mesopotamia still hasn’t changed at all.]

[There is no sign of the Age of Gods being revived]

[Humans, as the primates of the earth, have not yet returned to the embrace of the gods. If this continues, the Age of Gods will only weaken further.]

[This is not what the Sumerian gods want to see]

"The revival of the Age of Gods is the most important thing today. Humans offer prayers to us, so this time we must respond. We must not allow the poison of blood to defile our Wedge of Heaven, nor can we allow the Wedge of Heaven to run wild."

Enlil has been observing Moran.

Through the raging winds that spread throughout the heavens and the earth, He heard and saw the power that Moran possessed—a power that even the Wedge of Heaven could not defeat, a power almost comparable to that of the gods.

As the king of the gods, He was very displeased.

If it weren’t for the obstruction of gods like Anu, He would have chosen to impose sanctions on Moran long ago.

"Our supreme king, Enlil.

Moran, the eldest son of Ninsun, has not done anything to threaten us gods. As a human being of equal status to Gilgamesh, Moran taught Gilgamesh to see things from a different perspective, and supervised and guided him to become a wise king.

Why can’t he become the one to advise Gilgamesh?"

[The sun god Utu anticipated Enlil’s hostility]

[Therefore, He once again stepped forward]

[Utu, who observes humans more carefully than Enlil, knows the intentions of you and Gilgamesh]

[The governing policy of you two is to bid farewell to the gods]

[This is exactly what Utu wants to see]

[In order to prevent Enlil from discovering the true intentions of the two, Utu has also done a lot of camouflage work]

[In His opinion, the change of the Age of Gods is not a bad thing]

[He loves the future of humanity]

"That’s right, that child hasn’t done anything to threaten us. It would be too cruel to judge him like this."

"The son of Ninsun enjoys a lofty reputation among humans. Instead of solving those non-existent hidden dangers, it would be better to use him to help the Wedge of Heaven complete the revival of the Age of Gods."

"Moran intervened and helped me deal with it when Ishtar destroyed my temple earlier..."

[The gods once again expressed their opinions frequently]

[More gods support Utu than before]

[The reason is simple: Ishtar has done too many unpopular things before. Among them, you helped these gods who were suffering from Ishtar’s torment solve their problems on the journey.]

[Therefore, these gods are now also speaking out]

[They believe that a hasty judgment should not be made]

[The god-king Enlil will not change his mind because of this. He believes that your poison of blood is always a threat. However, He has not reached the point where He has to confront the gods for your sake. It is far from necessary.]

[In the end, the god-king Enlil made a judgment]

"I have understood everyone’s thoughts. I will not pass judgment on Moran. He is indeed innocent at the moment. However, in order to ensure that everything the Wedge of Heaven does is correct, having Moran alone is far from enough.

There must be an existence under our control that can ensure that the Wedge of Heaven walks on the right path."

Enlil said unhurriedly.

At this point, the gods had little objection.

In terms of Gilgamesh’s importance, the gods need someone who can monitor him and stand on the side of the gods.

"That’s right, this existence must be a chain to persuade the Wedge of Heaven, it will be the restraint that we gods impose. That is—the Chains of Heaven."

[No one opposed Enlil’s idea]

[Although you are now advising Gilgamesh, the gods do not have much trust in you]

[Therefore, they need a third party]

[To monitor and urge you]

[At this point, Utu knew that this was Enlil’s overt scheme, but He had no way to raise an objection]

[It seems that the forging of the Chains of Heaven has been decided]

[This is something that no one can disobey]

[On the other side, another five or six years have passed]

[You have been living a fulfilling life in Uruk these years]

[Handling government affairs as prime minister]

[The construction of the King’s Treasure is also becoming more and more perfect]

[Confronting Gilgamesh from time to time to deal with absurd policies, but also fooling around with him from time to time]

[He is both an enemy, a brother, and a confidant]

[Fighting together, advancing together]

[In the eyes of you and Gilgamesh, who are demigods, the feeling of time is very weak. Five or six years is equivalent to only a few months for you]

[You are not only staying in Uruk]

[You have not forgotten your monthly meetings with Ereshkigal]

[Although you don’t know what’s going on, you just feel that Ereshkigal is more enthusiastic than before]

[Rather than a dignified goddess, she is more like a girl in love]

[This makes you pay more attention to her]

[It is indeed a joy, but there are also worrying things, that is, the more enthusiastic she is, the heavier the reluctance when parting]

[I don’t know if it’s just a feeling, but you vaguely feel that Ereshkigal seems to be forcing herself a little]

[Of course, your worries are just a premonition]

[There is no basis for this]

[Purely, it is just an intuition]

[However, to be on the safe side, you still decided to pay more attention to Ereshkigal]

[You also told Ereshkigal your thoughts]

[Ereshkigal felt very happy]

[Especially when she heard you caring about her like this]

[She said that there was no problem]

[It was also after hearing these words that you didn’t continue to delve into it, but decided to secretly pay more attention to her]

[Caution is troublesome, but it doesn’t hurt to have more]