". Ahem."
After hesitating for a long while, Siduri finally coughed twice, gently pushed open the door, and pretended to look normally at Annanu and Enkidu, who were fooling around inside.
But stop letting your eyes wander.
Fine, your eyes wandered—but what was with them occasionally drifting back?
Annanu and Enkidu exchanged a glance, somewhat curious about why Siduri had come.
But perhaps her desire to investigate was too strong; Siduri never stated the purpose of her visit, merely casting furtive glances at Annanu and Enkidu.
After hesitating for a moment, Annanu said something to Siduri.
"Want to join us?"
Siduri:?
"I wouldn't mind," Enkidu said, comfortably resting his head on Annanu's stomach with a content expression.
Siduri felt that she truly had no way of understanding these two.
"I-I just came to bring you some food."
Her face flushed red as she backed out, then carried the food inside.
"Siduri, you're the High Priestess and an assistant official, right? Shouldn't you have more important things to do? Is it really okay for you to bring us food every day?" Annanu asked Siduri as he rolled off the bed, fixed his hair, and picked up a piece of bread.
Enkidu also sat up and felt around on the table in the room. He found two lengths of string, held one between his lips, and handed the other to Annanu.
Taking the string, Annanu deftly placed his hands beneath his ears and reached backward, gathering his long blond hair into one hand before tying it up.
His hair was very long, and it would occasionally fall into the dish of meat sauce while he ate. Therefore, both Annanu and Enkidu had gotten into the habit of tying up their hair before meals.
Once he had tied his hair, Annanu glanced at