Type-Moon Simulation: Starting with Conquering a Greek Goddess!-Chapter 399: No matter what, it’s all the gods’ fault

[You live in an era where humans and gods coexist]

[Due to being born as a demigod with extremely high purity, your growth time compared to Gilgamesh is much longer than that of ordinary humans]

[In terms of identity, you are Gilgamesh's elder brother because you crawled out of Ninsun's womb a step ahead of him]

[Although the sky god Anu and the gods reached an agreement, allowing you to walk freely as a normal divine child in Mesopotamia]

[However, it is impossible to be completely unrestrained]

[The gods, led by the god-king Enlil, are still monitoring you; no matter how you say it, you are an existence that can shake the foundation of the divine era]

[For the Sumerian gods, you are a must-watch]

[The sky father Anu and mother Ninsun can only sigh]

[They do not know why the children of your generation have mutated into this blood—this blood that is hostile to the world]

[But strangely, although your blood is hostile to the world, the planet does not reject you. Rather, it is quite the opposite]

[It becomes radiant and dazzling because of your joy]

[Your emotions affect the fluctuations of the earth's surface]

[Whether it is the natural grace that nurtures life or the natural fury that destroys life, it seems to be a right you possess]

[This point is something even the Sumerian gods could not have anticipated; the land of Mesopotamia has never had such a god] ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

[The gods in Sumerian mythology are embodiments of nature]

[They are manifestations of the planet's senses]

[To some extent, in terms of being a planet's sense, your bloodline is even purer than that of your grandfather and mother]

[In terms of the purity of this bloodline, perhaps only the primordial mother goddess Tiamat can be compared to you]

[As you grow, the gods further confirm this conclusion]

[Their attitude has softened]

[Although they cannot understand why your purity as a child of the earth is so high, from the perspective of the gods]

[If you can take root in Sumerian mythology]

[Then this is undoubtedly a good thing]

[They may be able to use this characteristic to prolong the divine era]

[The proposal for this idea comes from the sky god Anu and the sun god Utu, and their statements provoke the Sumerian gods' thoughts]

[Your positioning has shifted from a threat to the divine era]

[Successfully transformed by the wisdom of the two great gods into a promising material for the future]

[The only one who feels dissatisfied is Enlil]

[As the great and absolute god-king, he cannot admit mistakes or yield on such matters]

[This has nothing to do with the right or wrong of the issue]

[Simply put, the god-king cannot do anything wrong; based on this, he will never back down]

[Once he admits it, Enlil must accept the fact that he, who cannot make mistakes, has made a mistake. For him, as a god-king, this is something that would damage his divine authority]

[—Acknowledging the thoughts of the sky god Anu and the sun god Utu is tantamount to admitting defeat and yielding to them]

[For the god-king Enlil, it is like this]

[So, he will never admit it]

[However, this does not mean that the actions of the sky god Anu and the sun god Utu are meaningless]

[Anu is still the supreme god of Sumerian mythology]

[He is still the father of the gods]

[The Sumerian gods still respect this great father who made significant contributions the star war]

[Therefore, the vast majority of the gods recognize the statements of Anu and Utu. Even though the god-king Enlil is currently the supreme being, he cannot go against the entire divine system's direction in this situation]

[What Enlil can do is maintain a sharp attitude and ignore it as if it doesn't exist]

[This is his best course of action at this stage]

[Thus, in this ambiguous struggle for divine power, your position gradually becomes subtle]

[The gods do not talk too much about you]

[Because they know this will provoke the god-king's displeasure, and many gods privately hold expectations for you]

[Being so closely watched by the entire divine system from birth]

[And causing such great attention and debate]

[It can be said that you are almost a more special existence than the gods throughout Mesopotamia]

[Since your infancy]

[You and Gilgamesh have grown up in the sacred garden, far from the noise of humans and the disturbances of the gods]

[Since the incident involving the gods]

[The wild cows goddess Ninsun has begun to lean towards hiding from the world, greatly reducing her interactions with the gods]

[Ninsun's focus is on you and Gilgamesh]

[Undoubtedly, she is the perfect mother]

[At first, Ninsun was afraid that other gods would plot against you due to the matters of the gods, so she would overly protect you when you were young]

[To this, you found it quite amusing]

[Sometimes you wondered if your mother Ninsun was suffering from postpartum depression, but seeing her gentle and loving demeanor, you thought it shouldn't be; she must just be simply displeased with the gods who discriminate against her child]

[Ninsun is wary of any approaching god, but she is somewhat normal with the sun god Utu and the sky god Anu]

[Time quickly passes]

[You and Gilgamesh grow rapidly during this process]

[What surprised Ninsun is that although you and Gilgamesh are siblings, your growth rate is much faster than his]

[Originally, with your divine blood concentration, it would take at least several decades to grow from an infant to a teenager]

[However, while Gilgamesh is still a toddler, you have already grown into a teenage appearance]

[Thus, you have solidified your identity as the elder brother]

[To Ninsun, you are also a child that others envy and cannot find a single flaw]

[You would independently hunt prey outside to share with your mother and your still-wobbling younger brother, and you would thoughtfully prepare it, presenting this delicacy that even the gods would be enamored with to your family]

[Your filial piety and meticulous care]

[This makes Ninsun feel proud while also causing her to constantly sigh]

[Why does she have such a perfect child]

[Yet he bears this cursed blood]

[No, it is not wrong for a child with this blood to exist; the mistake lies with the gods who directly define her child]

[How could such a filial and lovely son be wrong]

[No matter what, it is all the gods' fault].