In the real world, Ishtar's contradictory, stubborn, and conflicted remarks when she first faced Gilgamesh sparked countless laughs. Everyone was amused by the goddess's hilariously goofy behavior.
Moreover, when Ishtar saw that everyone was suffering under her divine presence and consciously reined in her aura, many people saw a side of the goddess that differed from their expectations.
She was not the kind of deity who did not care about humanity or could not even see the little people beneath her notice.
That display earned Ishtar quite a bit of goodwill.
Afterward, Ishtar's overwhelming strength as she crushed Mash and Anna once again showed people the immense power of a god.
This truly was not something an ordinary Servant could handle.
And through all this, people also sensed Gilgamesh's harsh attitude toward Ishtar. When dealing with Ishtar, Gilgamesh, now the Wise King, seemed a little like Gil-chan again.
Then, under those circumstances, Ishtar discovered that Anna was hiding something. After that, Gilgamesh directly pointed out to Ishtar who she should really be paying attention to.
Now, this had become an exhilarating moment.
In the Light Screen footage, Ishtar looked from side to side, raised a brow, and finally fixed her gaze on Fujimaru Tachibana.
Then she looked at Gilgamesh suspiciously. "The person you said was truly important... don't tell me you mean this Master named Fujimaru Ritsuka?"
"Although I have met this Master from the future, with her current strength, merely surviving in this era would take everything she has. Yet you say she is the most important one? Gil-chan, have you gone completely crazy from working overtime all the time?"
As she said this, the proud goddess of Venus's eyes lit up. She immediately planted her hands on her hips. "Very well! If you can't hold on anymore,