Without a doubt, this information was a bombshell right from the start.
Uruk had only two days left. At this point, there was no turning things around. Gilgamesh's chosen course was to preserve as many of the remaining people as possible and have them take refuge.
The despair hanging over it all was truly suffocating.
At that moment, the Light Screen footage switched scenes, shifting its focus elsewhere.
It was at the Persian Gulf, where the goddess Tiamat was.
At this moment, Tiamat was no longer as out of control as before. She stood there blankly, as though she had lost consciousness, yet her eyes remained open, her eyes of stars reflecting everything in the world.
Kingu watched Tiamat like that with concern, but there was nothing he could do, because Tiamat's current "stupor" stemmed from a problem within her consciousness.
The two wills of Tiamat were in conflict within the body of this Mother Goddess of Creation, and no outsider could interfere in such a matter.
In fact, Kingu did not even know what exactly had gone wrong with Tiamat.
Still, the one thing that reassured Kingu somewhat was that Tiamat's condition was not serious. Her soul and will remained as powerful as ever, and Kingu had absolute faith in "Mother," believing that nothing would happen to her.
Of course, the anger was still there. Kingu believed that Mother's current abnormality was all Fujimaru Tachibana and the others' fault. After all, it was only after Fujimaru Tachibana and the others had come that Mother began having problems.
Therefore, those humans had to repay this grudge for harming Mother.
However, exactly how and when to act required some consideration.
As it happened, Uruk had now been breached. The Lahmu had captured a large group of humans and taken them to