Ares, God of War

After the figure of Ares turned into Nergal, he suddenly distorted for a while, and changed back to his original form. He walked up to Gilgamesh, blinked at him, and asked:

"Then you are watching now, can you still see my future clearly?"

Gilgamesh moved his gaze back to Ares a little irritatedly, and then froze. Many blurred phantoms seemed to flash in his red eyes. Immediately afterwards, the young golden glitter directly Jumped up from the ground, took a few steps back, then looked at Ares with astonished eyes, and asked:

"who are you!"

Chapter 38. Combat unit Gilgamesh

A whirlwind blew, and Ares regained the ferocious appearance of Nergal in the eyes of Gilgamesh.

Then he lowered his head and said to the young Gilgamesh in front of him:

"It doesn't matter who I am, right? Child, since you just predicted my future, I will also predict your future. Let me think about it—well, I have."

He took three steps, stood in front of Gilgamesh, pointed to his forehead and said:

"You were clever, intelligent, tolerant and fair when you were young, and you were deeply loved by the people around you. When you grew up, you became irritable and ruled Uruk with brutal and domineering behavior. You bullied men and women, and made the people of Uruk mourn. Said the voice, later the gods punished you. They sent a giant of light named 'Enkidu'. After you used your full strength to defeat this giant, you became weak and weak, and finally became the king of gods. The head of Marduk... am I right?"

Gilgamesh fell silent, and Ares, who saw him like this, smiled with satisfaction.

In this way, everything makes sense.

This kid had already anticipated his future, knowing that if he disobeyed God's will, he would definitely come to an end, but the self-esteem in his heart made him unable to tolerate himself bowing to the gods, so he simply refused to grow up. In some cases, he ran wildly all over the mountains and fields with other children in Uruk, peed and played with mud. He would rather urinate with children than surrender to the gods.

However, this kind of personality is still a lot worse for a king who rejected the rule of the gods. It may be because he foresaw his own demise and doom prematurely. Gilgamesh's personality has also changed, becoming a bit... ... the salted fish is up.

But since Ares has come here, he will definitely not let him continue to be so salty.

He grabbed Gilgamesh's arm, looked straight into his red eyes, and asked in a seductive voice:

"Kid, do you want to change your future?"

"future?"

Gilgamesh pouted his lips and murmured:

"Can the future be changed?"

"Of course, children will feel that the future cannot be changed!"

Ares patted him on the shoulder and said:

"But you are just a child, so I forgive you, how about it? Now you still feel that I have nothing to teach you?"

After the two looked at each other for a few seconds, Gilgamesh suddenly woke up. He jumped up from the ground, took the initiative to hold Ares's hands, and solemnly asked him:

"Teacher, please guide me!"

……

A moment later, it was still the same woods as before.

But at this time, in the deepest part of the forest, Ares has opened a barrier to prevent the gods from the sky and the earth from spying on it.

In the enchantment, Ares sat opposite Gilgamesh and began his first lesson in the cultivation of the hero king of Uruk.

"Before you, I also had a few students. They are different from your current bad boy who is playing with mud and doesn't want to grow up. They are all great heroes who are indomitable, and they are better than you."

In the first sentence of the opening, Ares began to file Gilgamesh's spirit.

"Compared to them, you are just a salted fish at best, and you can't even do a couple of jumps."

Gilgamesh, the man who was placed high hopes by the gods and humans, had never heard such words since he was a child, so after hearing what Ares said, he crossed his arms in disbelief and retorted:

"Teacher, let's skip this kind of sharpness. I won't be a cat or a dog in the future. Where can there be so many heroes who are so much stronger than me in this world?"

"Heh, I know you're precocious, but do you really think I'm joking?"

Ares raised his chin, squinted at his new disciple, and asked him:

"So far, I have admitted to a total of three disciples. The boss is the most powerful main god level. In a fight, even Marduk and Enlil may not be able to beat him one-on-one. The second disciple can kill him in his prime. God system, when a god meets him, he can only be slaughtered as a dog, and the third disciple is the worst, but no matter how embarrassing, he is still a master god, how about you?"

Gilgamesh lowered his head, and whispered in his mouth: "Are you bragging? Why have I never heard of it?"

"Bragging? Huh." Ares stretched out his hand and flicked Gilgamesh's head, and then said, "Since you can see the future, you must also be able to know some legends about them. I won't talk about the second and third Well, the boss is called Hercules, you understand?"

"What?" Gilgamesh looked up at Ares, "Are you a Greek?"

"Don't worry about where I am from."

Ares said:

"The important thing is that I can teach you, teach you to resist fate, teach you to govern the country, teach you how to lead human beings out of the pit of gods... Ah, don't tell your mother the following sentence."

"I'm not an idiot..." Gilgamesh beeped softly.

"Then let me give you the general outline first. What do you think is what you need most now?" Ares began to ask.

"..." Gilgamesh lowered his head and thought for a while, then replied, "Invincible...power?"

"It's a little bit right." Ares stood up, broke off a branch from the nearby tree, and began to write and draw on the ground: "Because the goals are different, my requirements for you are also different, Jill Gamesh, you not only want to be a great hero who can rival the gods, you also have to become a capable king, a hero king! A turning point in history! So, in addition to the necessary ability to fight, you need the most It’s really about leadership and insight.”

"Then if I can cut off Marduk's head directly in the future, wouldn't there be nothing wrong?"

Gilgamesh asked.

"It's a good idea, but——your vision is too shallow!" Ares scolded, and smacked Gilgamesh's arm with a branch: