"Enkidu!"
Finba excitedly called out his friend's name, then ran over.
The ground trembled as Finpa ran. Seeing Finpa charging at him, Enki was prepared to be knocked away.
However, Finaba stopped in front of Enkidu and carefully rubbed his face with the nail of his index finger.
"You've finally come back to see me, you know about Enkidu."
The monster with a girlish heart chattered on and on about the trivia that had happened in the Cedar Forest. A bird, a wolf that had been bitten to death by a tiger, a unicorn cub that had lost its way among the herd. These were all important and interesting things that Finaba had seen, and she shared them with her friends.
Gilgamesh, who had been ignored, stood at the back and watched the intimate relationship between the monster and his best friend, but he did not feel any displeasure, nor did he have any killing intent or evil thoughts that should have been directed at the monster.
Abel stood quietly to the side, waiting for the moment to strike. Since Enki had made his decision, it was time for them to reminisce.
Although his clairvoyance allowed Gilgamesh to see the end, he still had the thought of not being able to lay his hands on the monster.
A monster with a pure mind, living alone in this lonely forest with great care. Such a gentle monster was something that even Gilgamesh would find difficult to deal with.
Forget it. He decided to let Enkidu make all the decisions. This was his duty and obligation.
"Look, this is the flower you planted before you left. I weaved a wreath and put it on myself. Where is the wreath I gave you?”
Finpa shook her head and proudly showed the garland on her head to Enkidu. It was made from the flowers planted by her friend. In her eyes, it was more precious than any treasure, even if these flowers were just morning glories.
"The garland you gave me…I lost it.”Enkidu gently caressed Fern Baba's chin as he said indifferently,
"Really…Don't be sad Enkidu, I'll make one for you.”
Fernbaba was a little disappointed. He comforted Enkidu and moved his huge body, trying to weave a new garland for him.
Looking at this monster with a young girl's heart, Inky took a deep breath and said,
"FinBaba!"
"What is it?"
"Please die."
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The scattered flower garland was reflected in Fern Baba's clear and sorrowful eyes. The purple morning glory flower fell into the soil and was stained with the filth, becoming a little dirty.
Finba's body was in great pain. Those were the injuries caused by metal weapons piercing through his body. Finba had always hated those hard things, but today, her friend and two other people had used these metal weapons and himself to knock Finba to the ground.
His limbs were twisted by Abel's unified force field, and then pierced by the spiked chains.
Although Fern Baba was a divine beast that controlled the earth, he never liked to fight. It was precisely because of this that she was so easily defeated by the three of them.
However, what hurt Fern Baba more was not the scars on her body, but her heart.
In the battle just now, she had dodged Enkidu's attacks and repeatedly asked her best friend why he was doing this.
However, Enkido just kept silent and answered with silence. He picked up his weapon and knocked her down in silence.
"My friend, what do you plan to do?”
Gilgamesh looked at the monster, FinBaba, who was tightly locked on the ground. He took back all the Treasured Artifacts in the King's Treasure House, turned to Enkidu, and asked his best friend's opinion softly.
This time, he had given all his power to Enkidu to make the judgment. The fate of his former friend, Finoba, was handed over to him by Gilgamesh.
He would not complain about how Gilgamesh was dealt with. He could just lock the earth or kill her, or even let Fernbaba go. Gilgamesh respected the decision of his best friend.
Inky was silent for a long time. He lowered his head and let his long green hair that cascaded down like a waterfall cover his face. Gilgamesh could not tell what his expression was.
"Kill her!"
Enkidu was silent for a long time before he made his decision.
Clear tears flowed out of Fern Baba's big eyes. After his best friend Enki had made the decision to kill her, Fern Baba's strength was drained all of a sudden. His heart also became empty. He was wailing like a child.
Gilgamesh was silent. He only raised the golden battle axe in his hand and handed it to Enkidu.
Since this was Enkidu's opinion, Gilgamesh would not oppose it. He respected every decision his beloved made.
Enkido knew that he had betrayed his old friend, but this was the inevitable result of his choice. He had chosen Uruk and Gilgamesh, and the natural gods who stood on his opposite side were bound to decide the winner of life and death.
Fernbaba was the guardian of nature, and Gilgamesh was the king of civilization. There was no possibility of them coexisting. The first thing a civilization needed to do to develop was to take from nature and take away a part of the cycle to strengthen itself. Fern Baba was one of the biggest obstacles in this process.
Monsters were not evil, but to humans, monsters were evil.
Similarly, for monsters, the existence of humans was also a sin. There was no right or wrong or justice in a war between races.
Even if they let Fern Baba off, it would only extend this conflict to their future generations.
Such an irresponsible move would only push the problem to the future generations. Such an action was irresponsible and indecisive, and even Enki would not do such a thing.
Once he chose a path, Enkido would follow it to the end. Rather than letting Fern Baba become a problem for the future generations, he would rather send her to the west with his own hands.
Enki took the battle axe and stepped on Fern Baba's huge body, aiming at her neck.
"Farewell, my friend.
He said softly and swung his battle axe down heavily.
Bang!
At this moment, a golden barrier surrounded the crying Finoba, and the axe was knocked away by the barrier. Enki was forced back a few steps by the recoil.
Gilgamesh and Enki both turned to look at Abel. Abel walked over slowly and squatted down in front of Finaba. He patted the head of this heartbroken monster and said to Gilgamesh and Enki calmly,
"I'll protect this little monster.”
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