[You have never had the experience of a biological brother.]
[Therefore, you are quite attentive to Gilgamesh.]
[Hmm, in every sense of the word.]
[Isn't brotherhood about growing up through play and tussles?]
[If you don't fight now, when will you fight later?]
[Holding this cheerful thought, you are educating Gilgamesh while also gaining joy.]
[Finally, you can't help but sigh from the bottom of your heart]
[–This is what is called brothers]
[Although Gilgamesh deeply hates it, he has to admit that he has learned something from you]
[Combat experience, magical knowledge, interesting anecdotes]
[Even if Gilgamesh doesn't want to admit it, he knows that your strength and wisdom are almost unmatched. At least, he has never seen a being more powerful than you in these fields]
[Even gods may not be comparable to you]
[Only your pit-digging brother's personality is the biggest shortcoming he thinks you have. He learned a lot from you]
[Understood why Ninsun and Lugalbanda are so optimistic about you]
[Your radiance is indeed dazzling]
[It can only be said that Gilgamesh recognizes your status as a brother, but he will not change his deeply hateful attitude]
[He thinks he will find a chance to get back at you sooner or later]
[Must get his face back]
[That's how the relationship between you brothers is so kind and harmonious]
[Although you want to stab each other in the back from time to time, you are still good brothers who confide in each other]
[To this, Ninsun and Lugalbanda just smiled wryly and shook their heads]
[No matter how you look at it, the relationship between you two brothers is a bit too ahead of its time]
[However, the two still regard this as a manifestation of good feelings]
[They are gratified as parents]
[On the other side, Father Anu and Tiamat have reached a reconciliation, and He is facing up to His past sins]
[Facing Anu, who was kneeling and repenting and constantly crying]
[Tiamat chose to accept]
[Not forgive, but accept]
[She will not forget the betrayal of her children in the past, but she will not forget the love in her heart for her children]
[Tiamat's job is a mother]
[In any case, she will give her children understanding, and that gentleness and love will never change]
"Perhaps, teaching and scolding the children harshly is what I should do. But I didn't do that, and I couldn't force the lovely children to obey my rules. All of this is my own fault, I was wrong… This should be inappropriate, not enough sense of responsibility."
Once, at the end of the banquet.
Tiamat had said a lot to Moran, and it was the first time she had said these words to others.
"Gods, no matter how gentle, are essentially the senses of the planet that exercise authority. Conquering others, arrogance, ego, and willfulness are the main themes of gods…
Mom is too naive to be as radical as other gods…
I want to hug everyone all the time, and always be everyone's mother. Even now, it's the same…"
[At that time, you held Tiamat in your arms]
[Listening to her say such words]
[Even if she is annoyed, rejected, and spurned by her children, she still wants to love them]
[This wish has not changed]
[Originally, these words should not be said to children, but she took the initiative to say them to you]
[In her eyes, you are special]
[After you learned more about Tiamat, your love for her became even deeper]
[As mentioned above, Tiamat has a reason to accept Anu's repentance, she is always a mother goddess who loves her children]
[All in all, the result is good]
[Your grandfather Anu's repentance was recognized, and Tiamat also reached a reconciliation with her children]
[The only thing that Anu complains about is]
[The distance between you and Tiamat]
"Hehe, it's really a headache…
Moran, you are too good to be a good boy, Mom is a little worried about you. It's okay to be more decadent. I will help you."
Tiamat said headache on her lips.
However, a happy smile appeared on her face.
While she was talking, she leaned close to Moran, and naturally took his arm.
"Mother, you spoil your children too much…"
Anu said with a twitch at the corner of his mouth.
He didn't have the majesty of an elder in front of his mother, and he could only lower his voice as much as possible.
His eyes were fixed on Moran.
It was as if he was afraid that his grandson would accidentally give himself a super seniority one day.
Tiamat was clinging to Moran.
It's no wonder Anu is worried.
"Hmph, what's wrong with that?
The more decadent the child, the more lovely, although I want to say that, but it's actually a lie. The correct answer should be that all children are lovely… That's it~!"
Tiamat is still clinging to Moran.
Anu had a stomachache when he saw it.
After that, Moran sent Tiamat to Ninsun, so that the two mothers and daughters could exchange their experiences as mothers.
This eased the atmosphere.
"Cough cough, I will take care of my mother's affairs. I will guarantee that no one from the gods will bother my mother."
Anu seemed to ignore what had just happened.
As if nothing had happened.
[In fact, as the Sky Father who has seen the world, can He not see through Moran and Tiamat?]
[This old man understands everything]
[No matter what, Tiamat is His own mother]
[Actually, Anu knows everything, He just doesn't want to face it]
[Some people say that you can meet anything if you live long enough]
[But, Anu has really never encountered the matter between Tiamat and you]
[The explanation in terms of mentality is also very simple]
[–Numb, numb, as long as mother is happy]
[As one of the initiators who persecuted Tiamat, Anu has no face to criticize his mother's preferences]
[Rather than pursuing this matter with you]
[He chose to ignore it for the sake of his elder's face]
"Okay, I also hope that Tiamat will not be disturbed. She is not planning to take revenge on the gods this time she comes back." Moran said.
"Well, I understand that. I am the father of the gods. Although the authority of the gods is no longer in my hands, my prestige is still there. The Mesopotamian gods do not want to fight my mother now."
Anu is the most senior Sky Father.
It is most appropriate for Him to make arrangements in this regard.