King of Heroes: What's Wrong With Me Hating Myself?

King of Heroes, Gilgamesh!

A brand-new version!

An unprecedented image!

Though his appearance was the same and his voice was the same, just one glance was enough for anyone—even those lacking discernment—to clearly sense that this King of Heroes was different from all the previous ones.

Not just in his attire, but in his bearing.

Simply looking into those eyes was enough to feel the enormous difference between the King of Heroeses.

Even the King of Heroes who had met Fujimaru Ritsuka at the end of the previous Light Screen footage, while speaking to her with guilt in his heart, had lost none of the pride and sharpness in his eyes.

Yet this King of Heroes now truly carried gentleness and remorse even in his gaze. It felt like...

An elderly father who loved his children, seeing one of them suffer misfortune and regretting, with melancholy, that he had failed to help in time.

He was truly far too different.

It was as if he had matured overnight. The flamboyance and debauchery of his youth were gone, leaving only the steadiness and maturity tempered by the years.

People were utterly bewildered.

With that one glance alone, they suddenly had the strange feeling of, 'Is this really Gilgamesh?'

What followed was intense curiosity. They wanted to know exactly what made this King of Heroes different from the previous ones, and why the gap could be so enormous when they were both King of Heroes.

In the Light Screen footage, Fujimaru Tachibana merely fell silent in response to Gilgamesh's apologetic words. Then, she turned her head back and continued staring blankly at the screen before her.

That reaction made it seem as though the emotional state she had somewhat regained earlier had all been false.

Seeing this, the King of Heroes