The Seven Last Words from the Cross

In Tiamat's eyes, this planet was no different from outer space, and all species seemed like extraterrestrial beings to her.

Her former children, the gods of Sumer, had distanced themselves from their mother, abandoned her, and no longer needed her.

Instead, they had stripped Tiamat of her entire existence, denied her Tree of Life, and created a new system of life from it.

For Tiamat, this was undoubtedly a devastating blow.

What grieved the Creation Mother Goddess was the sorrow of being a mother who was not needed by her children. This left her overflowing maternal love with nowhere to go.

"From your perspective, you did nothing wrong, Tiamat."

"...However, as a mother, your love should be more embracing. I will go with you and scatter the seeds of life across this planet."

"Let billions upon billions of living beings become your children."

"...Death is new life. Death is the beginning. The world will eventually return to where it began, back to its starting point."

"As a mother, you should not use cruel destruction to teach your children the wrong lessons. You must embrace them and give them the right kind of love."

"...Only a mother who loves all life will be needed and cherished by her children."

"As a mother, you are still too young, Tiamat... But failing to educate your former children is precisely the new experience that can teach you."

"...I think that in front of your new children, you will surely be more careful, avoid making the same mistakes, and give them proper guidance."

"You need to be embracing, but you also need to be strict!"

Roy walked toward Tiamat step by step, his voice gentle as he looked at the Creation Mother Goddess, whose appearance was that of a girl in her teens.

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