The Decisive Battle Begins, Fujimaru Tachibana's Infinite Buff Usage is So Satisfying (1/?)

To the people of the real world, this speech was undoubtedly a "king's speech," and a high-budget version at that.

Its overwhelming power to inspire, along with the righteous cause founded on humanity's very existence, filled it with meaning to an unimaginable degree.

This miracle embodied Gilgamesh's charisma, his leadership, and, more than that, the glory of all Uruk—the glory of humanity standing upon the earth!

A farewell to the gods.

In the past, those words had merely been words. People did not know what they truly contained.

Only now, only at this moment, only at this ultimate hour, did people truly understand what it meant to bid farewell to the gods.

It meant staking everything, bearing everything, and facing an almost unbeatable enemy to carve out a path to the future for humanity!

Cleaving through thorns and brambles, battling heaven and earth!

At this moment—at least at this very moment—not everyone in the world, but more than ninety-nine percent of humanity had achieved unity of purpose.

That purpose was—to join Uruk, defeat Tiamat, and accomplish the feat of parting ways with the gods!

For the real-world Enkidu and young Gilgamesh, their hearts were equally stirred. At the same time, they felt a powerful resonance, as though they had been transported to Uruk more than four thousand years ago, standing before the king who led the remnants of humanity in raising a blade of rebellion against the Mother of Origin!

Enkidu felt sentiment, relief, emotion, and joy.

As for the still-young Gilgamesh, he etched that kingly bearing deep into his mind. It lingered there for a long time, and he became immersed in it, unable to let it go.

He wanted to become someone like that!

In the Light Screen footage, Fujimaru Tachibana and the others set out with