Gilgamesh was distraught over this and felt he deserved to be the one punished instead, but Enkidu urged him not to cry. They destroyed the beast but were punished for doing so - Enkidu’s clay body started to fall apart. Angered Ishtar requested that the gods send the Bull of the Gods to punish both Gilgamesh and Enkidu.
The goddess, Ishtar proposed to Gilgamesh, but she was rejected by him. And from that moment, Enkidu believed in its own sense of self. But Gilgamesh argued that Enkidu was not a tool but a friend.
And Gilgamesh was happy to have it as an equal and considered it his only true friend.Īfter spending much time and adventuring together, Enkidu concluded that it was a tool for Gilgamesh to use and loyally accepted that. The fight ended in a draw with both falling over exhausted.
But after a while, he enjoyed fighting Enkidu. Gilgamesh was at first angry and humiliated that he had to fight equally with something that started as mud. This led to Gilgamesh and Enkidu having a great battle for several days. Gilgamesh grew up to be a tyrant, and Enkidu understood why the gods sent it to discipline him. But at this point in time, Gilgamesh was still a child, so Enkidu first allowed Gilgamesh to age in order to treat him like an equal. Now with an intellect, Enkidu could take on the task it was born to do - confront Gilgamesh, a being given power by the gods who no longer listened to them. It changed form to look more like the Divine Harlot, which was a much more human form. Through this exchange, Enkidu traded some of its divinity and great power to become more human, filled with wisdom and reason. Enkidu found the divine harlot beautiful and they spent a week together bonding. It lived like an animal in the wilderness but could hear a mysterious voice coming from the city.Īnu observed that Enkidu did not think or reason and sent the divine harlot to it. It did not have human desire, so it was considered neither perfect nor flawed, but it could not fulfill its mission to take back control of Gilgamesh for the gods. As such, it had no intellect for years after the beginning of its existence. Enkidu was given great powers but not given a soul. It was born from the earth as clay shaped by the gods. Its father is Anu, king of the gods, and its mother is Aruru, the goddess of creation. Enkidu was born as genderless being by the gods. False Lancer (Enkidu) - Fate **BackgroundĮnkidu is the True Name of the False Lancer.
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