Enkidu

A "sentient Noble Phantasm," whose quiet manner of speech and soft movements belie unimaginable combat prowess.

The chain that connects the heavens and Earth, which even Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes, was forced to acknowledge as an equal.

A doll made by the gods, they are also an avatar of the Earth that harmonizes and unifies with nature.

As the only friend of the King of Heroes, they went on many adventures together.

A tragic weapon that returned to the earthly soil as a doll after gaining a heart.

Height/Weight: Variable

Origin: The Epic of Gilgamesh

Region: Mesopotamia

Alignment: Neutral-Balanced

Sub-Attribute: Heaven

Gender: -

"If you tell me to fight, I'll fight.

I don't mind fighting, you see."

One of the oldest heroes recorded in the Epic of Gilgamesh.

A weapon made by the gods.

Originally created as a clay mold that could transform into anything.

Can transform into any form depending on necessity, with an entire body as a divine weapon.

Initially they did not think or feel like a human and were not that different than a wild beast.

After manifesting on earth, they learned many things from an encounter with a certain sacred prostitute, and eventually took the appearance of a human as a standard form.

This form was modeled after the sacred prostitute out of reverence.

Enkidu's combat power is equal to that of the Hero King Gilgamesh at his peak.

In the battle recorded in the Epic, they proved a match for Gilgamesh, one of the strongest heroes of human history.

The solitary King Gilgamesh found his first friend in Enkidu, and they regarded Gilgamesh as their only friend.

After their battle at Uruk, the two went on many adventures together, but in the end, Enkidu died after the fight against the divine beast Gugalanna.

Introverted, active, and strong-willed.

Normally Enkidu resembles a peaceful flower, but once provoked, they become a terrifying monster that shows neither restraint nor mercy.

They view humans favorably, as they are among the life on Earth. However, since humans' sapience leads to their separation from nature, Enkidu does not see protecting humans as a priority.

Instead, Enkidu feels closest to plants and animals, and so primarily acts to protect them.

That said, Enkidu has always been intensely curious (a demand for intellectual stimulation), and demonstrates joy when conversing with humans.

If an individual has a personality they find pleasing (filled with love for all things, a universalist, while still putting their own needs first) they will show deep respect and appreciation, and find joy in helping them.

Transformation: A

This special skill allows the redistribution of attribute points while retaining the same total score.

This is what makes Enkidu most unique.

The higher the rank, the greater the total amount of points.

Sometimes they might choose to set their Strength to A, and at other times, Endurance.

However, since there is a limit to how the parameters can be transformed, all values cannot be set to A at once.

Enkidu possesses 30 points, with each parameter

requiring the following values:

A=7, B=6, C=5, D=4, E=3.

Presence Detection: A+

The highest class of presence detection ability.

Distant presences can be detected through the earth.

Perfect Form: A

Uses the magical energy of the earth to restore their original form.

Enkidu's body is made of clay from the Age of Gods, and cannot be destroyed as long as there is magical energy available from the earth.

These regeneration and restoration capabilities are unparalleled.

Their soul, however, is a different matter.

『Enuma Elish』

Rank: A++ Type: Anti-Purge Weapon

O Humans, Let Us Restrain The Gods.

Enkidu turns their own body into a single divine weapon. Incredible amounts of energy are transformed into chains and Enkidu uses them to pierce and bind the target.

Enkidu was originally a weapon sent by the gods to return Gilgamesh to their side.

Gilgamesh was the Wedge of the Heavens, created so that man and the gods could never be split apart.

When he rebelled against the gods, it was Enkidu's job to bind him and bring him back to heaven.

But Enkidu became Gilgamesh's friend. The Chain of the Heavens was used for the benefit of mankind just as his friend wished.