"Do we have any other brothers or sisters? Why are you asking?"
Annanu lay sprawled on the bed, swinging his pair of pale, clean feet as he looked at Siduri.
He had never worn shoes and always walked barefoot, yet his feet had never been stained with dirt.
"Siduri, we are twins." Enkidu gently shook his head.
Twins meant there were only the two brothers.
"Though, a long time ago, we did have other brothers and sisters. You may have seen them too." Annanu thought for a moment. "Kurgarru and Galatur. I remember they followed Ishtar."
"Huh? Th-they're your brothers and sisters?" Siduri looked somewhat surprised.
Naturally, she knew those two. Just as Annanu had said, they were now working in Ishtar's temple.
"Like us, they were molded from the red clay of the abyss," Enkidu explained.
"I see." Siduri nodded, feeling that she had learned something new.
"But, Siduri, why did you ask that?" Annanu leaned his head over, curious.
"News came from the Cedar Forest. It seems something unusual has happened there." Siduri turned back and raised her head to speak to Annanu. "The current reports say that the number of Demonic Beasts has generally increased."
"Demonic Beasts..." Annanu's swinging legs paused for a moment.
"Did they say what kind of Demonic Beasts?" Enkidu sat up straight.
Demonic Beasts could indeed be considered a minor matter, but they could also be far from minor.
The main issue was that the gap between the weakest and strongest among them was simply too vast.
The weaker ones could perhaps be defeated even by ordinary people, but the strong ones...
Those Demonic Beasts personally birthed by Tiamat—perhaps even the Seven Great Gods would not come away unscathed against them.
Still, Annanu and Enkidu felt that those things would not appear in