Type-Moon, the Ultimate Villain Simulator

[Ishtar puts you on the ground, sits on her throne, and looks at you quietly with lazy eyes.]

[Finally, Ishtar spoke:]

"Mortal, who gave you the guts to overthrow Gilgamesh's rule? Even a mixed-blooded bastard god is not your match."

Ishtar looked at Susa with interest.

Susa slowly sat up and said, "It was you, the goddess, who gave me this idea."

"I?"

Ishtar raised the corner of her mouth and said with a smile: "I have never told anyone what I want to do to Gilgamesh. Not to mention letting mortals like you overthrow the rule of half a god."

"Do you think I'm an idiot? I only think about weird things every day."

Sousa wanted to nod according to his memory, but stopped.

He lowered his head and blinked.

Immediately, he looked at Ishtar with fanatical eyes and said in a humble tone: “But it is indeed what you, the goddess, taught me.

In this highest sky, there is no other god who has as broad a mind as you, and no other god who has a stronger sense of justice than you.

Your great story of subverting Lingshan is still being passed down to this day.

You are the guardian of love and the executor of justice.

For this reason, the cruel Gilgamesh trampled on love with the right of virginity and violated justice with his own tyrannical laws, and he never respected you who protected the city-state.

This is absolutely unacceptable to me, so for the goddess, for the goddess' justice, I must fight him!"

The lines that had been prepared long ago were spoken by Sousa.

Ten years of pretending to be a fanatic had made it impossible for anyone to see through Sousa's disguise.

"Ah."

After hearing this, Ishtar stroked the lion kept in captivity beside the throne and raised her head slightly.

He looked at the palace dome thoughtfully.

Suddenly he stood up and clapped his hands.

"Yes, yes, what you said makes sense."

Ishtar said slowly: "I have already sensed your loyalty to me, so it is impossible for me to let Gilgamesh hurt you.

As you said, Gilgamesh should be judged for defying my authority, but you did it anyway."

Susa looked at Ishtar in confusion.

Ishtar walked up to Susa and said, "It is difficult for mortals to defeat gods. Since you are fighting for my glory, you should have told me earlier. I would naturally stand by you and send Gilgamesh... to the underworld."

Ishtar is such a deity. Regardless of whether she is possessed by Rin Toosaka or not, Ishtar is absolutely the most cold-blooded and cruel towards her enemies and things she doesn't like.

But for those who believe in her, Ishtar is willing to listen to their wishes, no matter how exaggerated their words are.

Bet right.

Sousa breathed a sigh of relief.

Especially when Susa discovered that Ishtar had no good feelings towards Gilgamesh, his desire to win Ishtar over to become a partner of the evil villain became stronger.

"So, since you are loyal to me, I am willing to share my power with you, so..."

and so……

Susa frowned slightly when he saw that Ishtar hadn't added anything for a long time.

Looked up.

I saw a jade foot standing in the air.

Chapter 4: Sticking with the Goddess!!!

Susa was speechless.

Ishtar seemed to be alone.

The jade feet gently stepped on Susa's forehead.

Swipe down.

Sousa swallowed.

Don't dare to act rashly.

[Your talent entry "Beautiful Boy A+" has been triggered. ]

No useful reminder.

Over the past decade, the reminders triggered by "The Beautiful Boy A+" have sounded several times a day.

Anyone who approaches Susa may be easily bewitched by "The Beautiful Boy A+".

This was also the key to Susa's ability to raise a large army.

The frequent occurrences have made Susa immune to related reminders.

But now, in this hall, besides himself, there are only Ishtar and two lions.

It goes without saying who the object of the favorable impression is.

What will happen next?

Susa didn't dare to think about it.

Ishtar looked at Susa calmly.

Suddenly maybe I remembered something.

The jade feet slid across the lips and went straight down.

The toes gently hooked Sousa's chin.

Let Susa look directly at him.

Ishtar said: "I see your respect, so I believe you will always be loyal to me."

"You should feel honored. You're the only one who has made me feel this way over the years."

Ishtar bent down.

Sousa's pupils widened slightly.

so white.

Ishtar opened the corner of Susa's mouth with her fingers and slowly reached in.

"So as long as you always believe in me, I will naturally share everything I have with you without hesitation."

You feel Ishtar's soft fingers touch your lips.

[After a long time, during your diligent waiting, you feel a warm current flowing into your body. ]

【Integrate the trunk and limbs.】

[You feel a power you've never felt before.]

This posture was maintained for half a rotation of the earth.

Finally, Sousa felt that no other power was pouring in.

Ishtar nodded in satisfaction.

Looking at Susa softly.

Lift your feet from your chin and lower them slowly.

Susa quickly grabbed Ishtar's feet with both hands.

So soft...

"Very good. Now I have shared my power with you. Although such power is just a drop in the bucket for me, it is enough for you to be called a god."

Ishtar thought for a moment and added, "Of course he is the weakest god. The value of his god is about one twentieth of that of Gilgamesh. In other words, he is the most miscellaneous of the miscellaneous among the miscellaneous."

Okay, no more words needed.

Susa wanted to take Ishtar's feet off.

Put something in Ishtar's mouth.

But who can blame me for being a loyal believer now?

Don't be rude to the goddess.

"What about me now?"

Sousa expressed his doubts.

Ishtar said slowly: "It's okay, I have the patience to explain it to you slowly. You are undoubtedly a god now, but your power was shared by me.

As a mortal, you don't have the heroic feats, and my divine power is not suitable for overly delicate work, so unfortunately, these are the only qualifications you can bear as a god."

“But just these alone are enough for you to hurt Gilgamesh.

Only gods can defeat gods. Ordinary mortals can never go against the noble gods, even the half-blood Gilgamesh. "

Susa was clear about this.

Divinity is an extremely buggy existence no matter where it is placed.

For an ordinary hero, it is undoubtedly extremely difficult to kill a god in this lifetime.

Of course in the fgo game, divinity and pigs are both extremely mysterious buffs.

The power of many characters has been weakened, and there are very few positive benefits.

But in real battles, it is difficult for a hero without divinity to harm a hero with divinity.

That's why Susa only thought of using one move to fight Gilgamesh.

"Do you understand?"

This was the first time Ishtar explained this to a mortal, so she asked carefully.

Susa nodded: "The goddess explained it very carefully, I can fully understand it."

"It's good that you can understand it. I'm just afraid that you are too stupid to understand it."

Ishtar felt relieved and said, “But you can just call me Ishtar, this is my unique name.

There are so many goddesses in the sky, why not call me by my name? I allow you to call me by my name. "

"As for your strength, don't worry. Since you fought Gilgamesh for me, I should reward you."

Ishtar said: "Besides, when facing someone who disrespects me, it is natural to punish him. From now on, you will be my sharp blade and my subordinate god."

"The goddess's order."

Susa nodded slightly.

Ishtar narrowed her eyes and said, as if she was going beyond the limit: "Now that everything is clear, you can rest here for a few years. I have also asked the priest to find the warriors who fought with you. Later, you will need to take over and train them...

Let the world understand the sharpness of the goddess of war."

"Yes."

Susa was about to agree.

Ishtar interrupted, "And there is no need to call me goddess. Since you are already my subordinate god, just call me Ishtar. This is an order."

"I will always be faithful to my goddess Ishtar."

As soon as Susa finished speaking, he felt a chain connecting him and Ishtar.

The previously somewhat uncomfortable forces in the body also settled down.