Kingu's pain, turmoil, hysteria, and self-abandonment were all laid bare at this moment.
Honestly, this development was unexpected, and it made people realize that Enkidu's body had influenced Kingu far more deeply than anyone had imagined.
The situation was so severe that it had directly caused major problems with Kingu's sense of self.
Though he claimed he wanted to wipe out all humanity, including Gilgamesh, for the sake of his "mother," judging by the current situation, if he encountered Gilgamesh again, the result would likely be the same—perhaps with an even greater impact.
After all, he had already become like this after meeting Gilgamesh just once. If it happened a few more times, who knew what the outcome would be?
Without a doubt, this was something that concerned everyone deeply.
At the very least, Enkidu in the real world was filled with complicated emotions, which ultimately turned into a sigh.
Elementary school Gil was very upset, and also somewhat annoyed. After all, Kingu looked exactly like Enkidu, his guardian, yet cared so much about Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes he hated most. It really pissed him off.
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The Light Screen footage involving Kingu came to an end.
When the scene changed again, it had suddenly jumped back several months.
It was in another ancient Mesopotamian city-state, a city called Kutha.
This city was a standard theocratic city-state, ancient and bound by divine authority.
One night, everyone in the city-state prostrated themselves on the ground, praying toward the temple at the center of the city.
When the camera shifted inside the temple, it showed a large group of divine attendants kneeling before an altar inscribed with ancient runes.
At their head, an elderly priestess pleaded in a mystical, reverent tone.