While people in the real world were letting their imaginations run wild over the information about humanity's evil, the Light Screen footage finished with Gilgamesh's side of the story.
After a shift in the scene, it had returned to Eridu.
Then, accompanied by ominous horror-movie BGM, the southwestern primeval jungle came into view. Dinosaurs were being slaughtered in large numbers, while the survivors fled in every direction.
Jaguar Man, the free goddess of the forest, had unexpectedly appeared here.
It turned out that after the Battle of Uruk, Jaguar Man had returned south, to the forest that belonged to her.
Faced with the Lahmu occupying her forest, Jaguar Man was furious, and she had begun waging jungle warfare against them.
However, there was only so much Jaguar Man could do. There were simply too many Lahmu. Even on her own turf, all she could do was reduce the number of Lahmu entering the jungle as much as possible.
Within the city deep in the jungle, Eridu Temple had already become hell. As though playing a game, the Lahmu set Eridu Temple ablaze and piled human corpses inside, turning the place into a land of the dead resembling the Paris Catacombs.
Then, in the plaza of Eridu Temple, a group of Lahmu formed a circle, watching with imposing interest.
At the center of the circle, two men were using stones to fight each other to the death.
Judging from their clothing, they were originally citizens of Ur City. They had left Ur City at Quetzalcoatl's request and headed for Uruk, only to ultimately be captured and brought back by the Lahmu.
Both men wore terrified expressions, the fear in their eyes unmistakable. They looked utterly scared out of their wits, desperately trying to beat the other to death.
The Lahmu watched