"Lady Mother Goddess? How is this possible?!"
"Even the Primordial Mother Goddess..."
"Am I dreaming? No, wait, I'm an incubus myself, but what is going on?"
The wicked, inverted "3"-shaped horns, the demonic butterfly-like eyes, the bountiful, motherly physique, and the incomparable divine might of a creator god.
There was no doubt about it. The pitiable-looking white-haired woman before them was the very goddess everyone had been dreading, the greatest monster of this Singularity, and the culprit behind the plot to destroy Uruk and, by extension, the very Foundation of Human Order.
—The Primordial Mother Goddess, Tiamat.
Even though she was the target everyone wanted to stop, the moment she appeared in the royal palace, they couldn't help but tremble. Whether it was Quetzalcoatl, Ereshkigal, or even the usually arrogant and domineering Ishtar, they all cowered slightly. Their gazes upon Tiamat were incredibly solemn, and they even felt compelled to be the first to bow in greeting.
Even Gilgamesh, the ruler of Uruk, had to maintain a respectful demeanor in Tiamat's presence.
No matter the circumstances, this was the Mother Goddess who had created all things. Her status in the hearts of the gods was no lower than that of the King of All Gods. Even if they were to cross blades, they had to acknowledge her revered status.
After paying their respects, Ishtar and the others were completely bewildered.
They had seen Su Mo summon the Three Goddess Alliance before, and had witnessed him resolve the alliance with a single sentence. They knew his power was anything but ordinary. But they had never, ever imagined that Su Mo could directly summon even Tiamat.
"I knew Father God was strong, but isn't this level of strength a little too exaggerated?" Ishtar was dumbfounded.
Generally speaking, a creator god represented the apex of a pantheon's power. This meant that Tiamat was already in the highest tier among the gods. At least within Sumerian mythology, there shouldn't be any being capable of surpassing her.
But if that was true, what was happening right before their eyes?
"The Primordial Mother has broken free from my dreamscape, but she's not doing anything, and her size has been restricted to that of a normal person, just like Gorgon..." Merlin stared at Tiamat in disbelief. "If the Primordial Mother didn't have a change of heart on her own, then there's only one possibility... His Majesty Su Mo has sealed her power!"
In mythological theory, this was an almost absolute impossibility. No god should possess such an overwhelming power advantage over a creator god.
But textbooks exist to be challenged and rewritten.
Evidently, in front of Su Mo, even the Primordial Mother Goddess was no different from the Three Goddess Alliance—a hopelessly weak child.
"Gulp... Is this the true power of the 'Father of All Gods'?" Gudako swallowed hard, the look in her eyes growing even more feverish. "So when Lord Su Mo said he was the creator of all gods, he even meant the creator gods!"
Not a god who created everything, but an existence who created the creator gods themselves—only at this moment did they truly understand the profound meaning behind Su Mo's earlier words.
"So this is the great disaster of this Singularity..."
Even Mash found it difficult to maintain her on-guard posture, her gaze towards Tiamat now tinged with curiosity. How could such a beautiful young woman be the monster trying to destroy humanity?
Under everyone's watchful eyes, Tiamat, who had been suddenly summoned from Imaginary Number Space, finally moved.
She first glanced around, taking in the shocked, confused, and wary expressions of Ishtar and the others. Then, with a slight shudder, her eyes glistening with moisture, she looked at Su Mo and began to walk towards him.
One step, two steps...
Tiamat's pace quickened until she stood before Su Mo. She ignored Ana, who had bristled like a cat and hidden behind him, then bent down, cupped Su Mo's hands in her own, and parted her small lips, letting out a tone similar to a siren's song.
"What is Lady Mother Goddess doing?"
Looking at Tiamat's incredibly clear and innocent eyes, Ishtar scratched her head, completely confused. After being suddenly brought here by Su Mo, she showed no fear or confusion at all, and just walked straight up to him. Was she trying to get on his good side?
"I don't know," Ereshkigal shook her head, just as clueless.
Just then, Tiamat pulled one hand away and pointed at everyone else in the room, then continued to communicate with Su Mo in that ethereal tone.
Seeing this, Gudako and Mash exchanged a look, a sudden realization dawning on them.
"That defenseless expression, and those innocent, almost mournful eyes... Senpai, do you think Goddess Tiamat might be—"
"Mash, looking at her, could she be—"
They both spoke at the same time, their voices overlapping in unison.
"Tattling to Lord Su Mo?!" (x2)