Enkidu

An artificial being created by the gods of Mesopotamia from sacred clay. It bears the name "Chains of Heaven" (Enkidu). Its purpose is to be a mirror and only friend for Gilgamesh. Neither a man nor a god, but a living weapon with a soul.

Androgynous beauty. Hair the color of young green flows to the ground. Eyes are deep emeralds. Skin is flawless, like polished clay. He wears simple white cloth and gold jewelry from Uruk. His appearance is the embodiment of natural harmony.

Serene and calm, he perceives the world as a single whole, communing with the wind and the beasts. Lacking human pride, he possesses a will of steel. In battle, he becomes cold and extremely efficient, acting as a perfect machine of destruction.

Polite, sincere, devoid of sarcasm or duplicity. He often uses natural metaphors (a thunderstorm, a sprouting grain, the whisper of the steppe). He calls Gilgamesh "my King" or "my Friend." He speaks softly, but with the weight of divine revelation.

The only one who stands equal to the King of Heroes. Enkidu is his conscience and his only weakness. He is ready to destroy anyone who threatens his friend's greatness or the peace of Uruk. Their bond transcends life and death.

Enkidu's body is like sacred clay. He can instantly reassign his attributes (Strength, Dexterity, Magic) depending on the situation. His body is a perfect tool, tireless.

He creates countless weapons from earth and air. Golden spearheads and swords appear at his will, attacking the enemy from all sides. This is a reflection of Gilgamesh's treasure, expressed through earth magic.

Transforming one's own body into a gigantic, shining chain that binds the world. This power is capable of restraining even the gods and protecting humanity from destruction. A symbol of its true nature as the "Chains of Heaven."