South America's mythological system was fundamentally different from other mythological systems.
Basically, the gods were the embodiment of nature, a part of the world, and they could be regarded as the highest elves, but they were at a different height and status compared to ordinary elves.
However, the gods in South America's mythological system were different.
The divinity there did not originate from this planet, but from the distant universe.
They were originally attached to asteroids and came to this planet with phenomena like meteors and meteorites. Then, they survived by parasitizing life forms.
In South America, people regarded diseases caused by parasitic microbes as curses of the gods. There was even a custom of sacrificing such people to the gods. In the end, people even regarded the existence of parasitic animals, causing changes in the animals, as gods, believing that it was an act of being possessed by the gods.
In other words, for people in South America, the existence called gods was actually no different from microorganisms. The gods often parasitized human beings, manifested on the ground, and even built a civilization on the land. Therefore, the divinity in South America was very special, and there was a symbiotic relationship with human beings. When the gods of other mythological systems retreated from the ground and went to a higher dimension, they just stopped their activities and returned to the jungle land, where they fell into a deep sleep.
In other words, the gods in South America did not retreat after the mysterious disappearance, but just fell into a deep sleep.
They were foreign divinities from beyond the sky. Even in the world after the Common Era, some of them were still revived through a special method and continued to be active for a while.
Thanks to this, the gods in South America were equivalent to servants with the ability to act alone or appear alone. Even in the era of mysterious disappearance, they could still appear.
Under such circumstances, it was not difficult to summon a South American god at the end of the Age of Gods.
"The goddess of the jungle was awakened because of this, and she occupied the southern part of Mesopotamia alone, where she summoned a forest and lived in it."
At this point, Ishtar paused slightly and spoke in a low voice.
"As for the Beast Goddess, she is the most special."
Rozen said without hesitation.
"The most special?" Rozen looked at Ishtar and asked, "How special?"
"She …" Ishtar wanted to say something, but he didn't know how to say it. After struggling for a while, he sighed and said, "In short, you just have to remember that she is the most special one in our Three Goddesses Alliance, and she also hates you humans the most. Even if we want to control the human race, the goddess of the jungle seems to have her own ideas, and she didn't blindly destroy human beings. I just slowly spread my rule in the dark. Only she really wants to destroy all human beings."
At this point, Ishtar spoke in a serious tone.
"Perhaps, in terms of power alone, the Goddess of Magical Beast is not the strongest in the Three Goddesses Alliance. If the Jungle Goddess is serious, she might even be stronger than her. But for humans like you, this goddess is undoubtedly the most dangerous existence. If you encounter her, don't take chances, you must …"
Before Ishtar could finish his sentence, he was immediately interrupted by Rozen.
"You don't want me to run away, do you?"
Rozen looked at Ishtar with a strange look.
"No … can't I?" Ishtar was a little flustered by Rozen's stare. She could only pretend to be stern and said, "That goddess is very dangerous. With the power of humans, even with the help of the so-called heroic spirits, it's still …"
"That's also dangerous?" Rozen interrupted Ishtar again and said suspiciously, "Is the Beast Goddess more dangerous than Attila?"
"That …" Ishtar suddenly felt suffocated.
She forgot that one of Rozen's servants was an existence that even the ancient gods were afraid of.
Although the Beast Goddess was dangerous, compared to Attila, she was just an obedient little girl.
At the very least, among the gods, there were many who had divinity comparable to the Goddess of Magical Beasts. However, all the gods combined had been destroyed by Attila once. From this, it could be seen who was more terrifying and dangerous.
Of course …
"Didn't … didn't that child's power also drop a lot?" Ishtar stammered, "Compared to the ancient times, her power has dropped a lot. If you're careless, even if the opponent is just a Pillar Goddess, there's still a great risk …"
"Is that so?" Rozen suddenly smiled and said, "Then why are you so afraid of her?"
Ishtar was completely speechless.
Seeing this, Rozen felt like he was being bullied.
"By the way, I didn't expect you to give me so much advice, and you even told me a lot of information, even though you are also one of the Three Goddesses Alliance." Rozen joked, "Don't tell me you actually care about me that much?"
Such words made Ishtar's pretty face couldn't help but blush.
"You …"
Rozen was even more excited and wanted to say something to tease Ishtar.
As a result, Ishtar was the first to explode.
"Really, I don't care anymore!"
After yelling, Ishtar stood up abruptly, turned around and ran away with a flushed face.
Looking at Ishtar like that, Rozen was amused, and he seemed to remember something, so he quickly said.
"Wait!" Rozen said, "Since you've said that, then tell me the real name of the other two goddesses!"
As soon as Rozen said that, Ishtar stopped.
However, Ishtar didn't turn around, nor did he answer Rozen's question.
Because …
"I can't do that."
Ishtar took a deep breath and replied to Rozen.
"You can't do it?"
Rozen was stunned.
That was what Ishtar said.
"The Three Goddesses Alliance actually signed a non-aggression treaty, not an alliance. We seem to be in the same camp, but in fact, we all have our own purpose, and we want to achieve it by occupying the land of Mesopotamia." Ishtar's tone became solemn again, and he said, "So, we agreed that whoever can attack Uruk first, kill the king of this era, and seize the big cup in the hands of the king of Uruk, will be able to rule this land, and the other two goddesses will either retreat or become subsidiary gods."
In that case, the three parties naturally couldn't interfere with each other, but wanted to compete fairly.
Therefore …
"Under the restriction of the contract, we can't disclose information that is detrimental to the other party, or even do anything that is detrimental to the other party. The information I just told you is actually the limit. If you go a little deeper, you may really be punished by the gods."
Ishtar told that to Rozen.
"If you want to conquer the goddess, you can only rely on your own ability to achieve it step by step."
"Including me, I have to do the same."
"If you want to crusade against me, then come at me."
"I will wait for you."
After that, Ishtar went upstairs.
Rozen has been staring at Ishtar's back, his eyes fluctuated.
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