Temple and Priestess

"I would never betray my friends." Sajyou Ayaka had come to her senses, with no memory whatsoever of being hypnotized, and believed she was still resisting with all her might.

Ishtar said, "I won't ask you anymore. Rest well now. Having more sweet dreams would be the best help you could give me."

Sajyou Ayaka was completely baffled. Let me rest properly?

Ishtar said, "Go to sleep. Once you wake up, you'll be at your new home. I hope you have a good dream."

Ishtar gently blew at Sajyou Ayaka, and Sajyou Ayaka instantly fell asleep.

Though she had somehow gained a husband, it did not interfere with her duties.

First, Ishtar needed to rebuild her temple. A temple was not merely a place for her to live, but naturally a place where believers could worship her.

It definitely could not be built inside the city, and the city would soon be completely deserted. That meant it could only be built nearby.

The terrain surrounding Snowfield City was rather awkward: desert on one side, swamp on another, a ravine on the third, and forest on the last.

Not even dogs would go to the desert or swamp. As for the ravine, there seemed to be something huge hibernating within it—something even she might not be able to handle.

In the end, she turned her gaze toward the forest. A temple truly belonged in a forest, but it seemed someone had already settled there before her.

The forest had already been claimed by Enkidu. Now it depended on whether he was willing to move elsewhere. After all, he was the strongest weapon; a peaceful resolution would naturally be best.

Ishtar was the first to leave the Magic Workshop. Humbaba followed closely behind, carrying Hali in her left hand and Sajyou Ayaka