Gilgamesh's scarlet eyes turned toward Roman. He snorted and spoke.
Solomon, who had abandoned Divine Wisdom, had long since lost the majesty of a king. Faced with Gilgamesh's haughty questioning, Roman complained before answering:
"...Tiamat is indeed the Creation Mother Goddess of ancient Sumerian Mythology. All the gods were born from Apsu, the freshwater, and Tiamat, the saltwater."
"Tiamat is both the sea and a dragon. The syllable 'Ti' means 'life,' while 'amat' means 'mother.' Thus, her name means Mother of Life."
"...After giving birth to the gods, the gods' clamor kept Apsu and Tiamat from sleeping. The two Creator Gods therefore decided to destroy their descendants and end their suffering."
"The gods refused to sit back and await death. They resisted together, and in the end, Apsu and Tiamat were killed by 'A,' namely Enuma Elish, and Marduk."
"...Marduk then took Tiamat's corpse and used it to create the heavens and earth, as well as the stars, thunder, and rain. This was the Sumerian creation myth. Tiamat was the true Creator God."
"Of course, the world was not created by Tiamat. The true history of the Divine Age was that the Sumerian Gods sealed Tiamat inside Imaginary Space, so she could never find her way back."
"...And now, with the birth of the Beast, the principle of return has been activated as well. The former Creation Mother Goddess will return to this land once more as the Great Calamity of Human History!"
Roman looked toward Chaldea's group and scratched his head. "...In other words, the enemy we're about to face is the Creator God of Sumerian Mythology!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the faces of Chaldea's group fell.
The title of Creator God first made them think of the One God of Christianity, followed by the great God