"You're here."
A voice came from beside Annanu and Enkidu. Neither of them needed to turn around to know who it belonged to.
"The next time something like this happens, don't just stand around foolishly in a place like this. Come find me instead."
"There aren't many chances for reunions, so you should be more proactive."
Gilgamesh walked naturally between Annanu and Enkidu. The harmonious scene was instantly—well, still quite harmonious.
After all, this was the sight the people of Uruk saw every day.
"You bastard." Annanu looked at Gilgamesh, who had suddenly rushed over to wedge himself in, with utter disdain.
"So why couldn't you have come to find us sooner?" Enkidu wore his usual gentle smile. Whenever he was with Annanu, his personality became a little more playful. He had probably been influenced by Annanu quite a bit.
"Ah, there you are!"
As the three chatted while using the Gate of Babylon, Arm of Babylon, and Age of Babylon to create all kinds of weapons and attack the Demon God Pillars, a sunny-sounding voice approached, accompanied by overwhelming divinity.
"Oh! Quetzal! So you came too! Did you also form a bond with Chaldea?" Annanu's eyes lit up. When Quetzalcoatl landed, he bumped fists with her, then grinned as he crossed his arms.
"Well, that's how it is." Quetzal waggled a finger and nodded. "Though the time was short, things like fate don't care about how long you've known each other, you know?"
"The Venus goddess of South America, huh? I truly hope Mesopotamia's Venus goddess can learn from you on some level. Would you be interested in teaching her?" Gilgamesh spoke with complete composure, delivering insult after insult.
"Hey! Gilgamesh, you bastard! I can hear you, you know!"
Ishtar's voice came from afar, filled with unmistakable exhaustion and