A Major Domestic Violence Incident

Gods could grant blessings to their followers, and the types of blessings varied according to a god's power and authority.

As one of the highest-ranking gods, Ishtar naturally granted her followers top-tier blessings.

Of course, she had bestowed blessings upon followers before. In particular, the high priest who had once overseen her temple had received an exceptionally powerful blessing.

But this man who had suddenly appeared was very wrong. He actually possessed a blessing she had granted to a follower, and its level was absurdly high—high enough to qualify as a familial bond.

By her own thinking, she would only grant such a blessing to her future husband. So where had this man gotten it?

Ishtar understood that her current self was merely a fragment of residue left behind by her past self, and her memories only extended up to the point before she had been separated.

If her former self had done something before then, her current self would not know. After all, she knew perfectly well what her original self had been like.

Thus, when her original self had separated her out, she had discarded the excess parts of her humanity, leaving her current self with emotions that were far too faint.

The man before her had an Eastern face and faint Divinity within him. Though his strength could rival Gilgamesh's, she should not have chosen this guy as a partner, should she?

What kind of madness had that idiot former self gone through? If the other gods found out, it would definitely become her greatest embarrassment.

No. She had to nip him in the bud. Ishtar made up her mind—she had to kill this man.

She could deal with someone like Gilgamesh anytime, anywhere. She already had his weakness in her grasp, so she would spare him