The ignorance of Ishtar aside, those wild conclusions she'd been jumping to the entirety of the day seemed to coalesce in a singular moment of her victory. That is, until a specific moment in this rape/torture of Kur. At some point, the pink haired goddess began to chant the same word over and over again, and for a brief moment, both copies of Sukuna stopped their movements. For a moment, Ishtar thought Kur had actually managed something with whatever word she was using. A curse seemed to be being fought against, but then... his movements began once more. "You can't win, Ohohohohoho! To think you thought to fight the originator of something with their own skill... how bold of you!~" that was it wasn't it. Kur had tried to curse him and it'd failed. Obviously since he'd kept moving nothing was amiss. Ishtar was still winning...
Here and now Kur was treated to something else. Between those movements was a moment of pause. Sukuna looked into her face and the other, she could also feel looking at her. Whatever they decided, it'd been quite a while since all of this started and Kur was certain she'd had enough. Ah, but she'd realized with this man that enough wasn't what he wanted, overindulgence was what he sought. And even as her body and mind fell in and out of narcotic delirium. Even as her hips began to shake between them while searing pleasure unending danced across every bit of her skin. It was tension it was so good it was almost painful and it continued. They'd been at this for hours. Day and turned to night, light had shifted and still she remained sandwiched between these two individuals. What was more the sizing of Sukuna's arms changed and that which penetrated her seemed to be shifting about steadily. This was too much. "Laan. Laan. Laan. Laan. Laan." there were so many utterances and it was a while yet before satisfaction was reached. And then...
Whatever absolute maximum, Sukuna was waiting for, was triggered. And in this moment... all that rising tension finally cracked. Along with something at the core of Kur's being as well as all the power she'd ever been holding. She found herself swelling and brimming with power in an instant and when it was released she cried out as she was filled. In this moment. She saw sounds, could feel colors could could taste the vibrations of everything in the world. As as she was filled this final time, her insides shook an convulsed and she, saw and created light. There was far too much for her body to handle but she had in mind something. That little spark, that undeniable pleasure... this was paradise. It was long suffered for but absolutely perfect and with her thoughts and the energy and mystery acquired a new domain of the afterlife was created. The massive power expelled from this young woman shook Creation as her greatest work was completed. Somewhere, in the darkness above Celestia, there was infinite light, perfect climate, the creation of plants which could sate all with a single seed. There were streams of pure water and vibrant colors. A gentle breeze and that same clarity she'd just reached. Kur herself was shining between these two individuals, her eyes blank and her body still. Ah... those proportions of hers hadn't reset though, still she remained quite well cushioned and tucked between two versions of Sukuna. "Evd quinetyor stolk desstar er lyik hent lon donya vi evd hinp freklenssdaer," that murmur appeared to be Kur's final words. Shining though she was, it seemed that she was only just barely conscious, almost dead by the outside perspective.
Ishtar, laughed triumphantly. "OHOHOHOHOHOHOHO! She died! She actually went and died. All that glowing and she still couldn't do it!" she couldn't help but be giddy. Surely he'd simply toss her to the side now. She could be abandoned and Ishtar herself would take her place. There was nothing she couldn't have. Even death as Kur created it belonged to Ishtar. Yes. That was it. She'd won this most ultimate battle. But was she dead? Where did that internal light come from? Why hadn't her body shrunk in light of her creation? Why was she so still?