As time passes, and Ages come and go, history holds firm as the reminder of humanity's story. Stories are passed down, immortalized, and never forgotten. One such story has stood the test of time, and is considered the very first, oldest story ever told...
'Though this history shall soon be forgotten, the Epic of Gilgamesh shall live on forever in my memory, as a sign of who I once was and the sacrifices I had to make.'
'I have learned many things, and have seen even more. I have lived fulfilling lives and accomplished great things. That story has long ended, but my story still remains unwritten!'
'So now, I write my own story! A story of the things unknown to all! The story of Gilgamesh, untold!'
*Inspired by the Ancient Mesopotamian 'Epic of Gilgamesh,' and Based off of the work of iKissTurtles (Who I am working with to publish this fantastic take on the age-old character).*
Kinda confused if your gonna make gilgamesh's character influence the main character shouldn't you make it so the character you know is somewhat similar to gilgamesh. It would make sense if you made it so he just gilgamesh's powers but gilgamesh's entire character isn't just calling people mongrels. You can see his character in the fight against Alexander. In the fight Alexander offers him to join him as a comrade but Gilgamesh responds with saying how Enkidu will forever be his only friend and you can see Gilgamesh respects Alexander by using Ea but it just goes entirely against Gilgamesh for him to start treating other people similar to Enkidu it's one of the things he vowed to never do.