Synopsis: the Invincible God of War

Even if Tosaka Tokiomi was so frightened that his eyes were about to fall to the ground, it was useless.

After all, Gilgamesh wanted to appear as her true self.

It can be said that Gilgamesh was summoned this time but appeared in the form of a man, and she was very tired of it.

This is why she would not hesitate to reveal her true gender in front of Tohsaka Tokiomi.

By the way, the reason why he appeared as a woman on the first night of the Heroic Spirits gathering.

After all, after Gilgamesh was blessed by Veleslana, Veleslana taught her almost every day.

Therefore, unknowingly, Gilgamesh will subconsciously think that there is nothing wrong with her daughter and it is normal.

After all, who would refute something that even the gods approve of?

Turning his head and looking at Gilgamesh who had grown up behind him, Veleslana chuckled lightly:

"Not bad, now you are not what you used to be."

"But you still have one point to criticize."

"That is too arrogant and arrogant. Since ancient times, arrogant and arrogant powerhouses have died a lot."

"I believe you should know this better than anyone else."

"Remember, you can't be arrogant at any time, otherwise you will never be able to bear the consequences."

Welleslaner's words seemed harsh.

But it contains an exhortation to the back.

It would be no fun if one day Gilgamesh really lost his life because of his arrogance.

Therefore, Welleslaner's remarks are not without reason.

Even if you become a Heroic Spirit, you won't die.

However, there will still be failures to speak of.

Especially for a heroic spirit as arrogant and arrogant as Gilgamesh, there is no need to say that there is a chance of defeat.

Even though Gilgamesh knew, Veleslaner said it for his own good.

But she still didn't accept it very happily.

Instead, he refuted Welleslaner indifferently:

"This king is so strong, who can give this king a defeat?"

In this regard, Welleslaner just sneered and said:

"You are indeed strong, but is I stronger?"

"Or, are you stronger than my wife?"

"Or, don't you think that you are really invincible in the world?"

Three questions, three examples.

Gilgamesh could only blushed and continued.

It's not blushing out of shyness.

Instead, she blushed because Welleslaner's words managed to hit her in the face.

After all, all of the examples Welleslaner cites are true.

Not even Gilgamesh could deny it.

Indeed, in terms of combat power, whether it is Veleslana, Ishtar, or Ereshkigal.

far higher than Gilgamesh.

What's more, apart from them.

There are also many gods and heroic spirits and other biological powerhouses that are much higher than Gilgamesh.

Although I don't know where Gilgamesh's inexplicable confidence comes from.

But in Welleslaner's view, such people are undoubtedly the most foolish.

Why do you say this person is stupid?

I always think that I am invincible in the world, but one day I lost to a weaker opponent because of my carelessness.  …

This level of humiliation will absolutely crush Gilgamesh's arrogance.

That's why Veleslaner wanted Gilgamesh to be humble.

"I understand, this king will definitely correct it next time."

Resisting the embarrassment in his heart, Gilgamesh pretended to be calm and replied:

"But then again, aren't you always arrogant as a god?"

"If that's the case, you should also reflect on yourself."

Hearing this, Welleslaner said with some amusing: