This figure is unable to fulfill a challenge to stay awake for six days.
One figure tells this figure to make five hundred wooden stakes after this figure kills the stone-giants, the only things capable of crossing the Waters of Death. This figure is unable to fulfill a challenge to stay awake for six days. Five ominous dreams frighten this figure, but those dreams are interpreted to be good omens by his companion. After the death of his companion, this character journeys to visit Utnapishtim, who recounts the story of the flood. This character also kills Gugalanna, the Bull of Heaven, sent by Ishtar after he had spurned her advances. For 10 points, name this two-thirds divine Sumerian king whose life with his companion Enkidu is described in his namesake epic.
One figure tells this figure to make five hundred wooden stakes after this figure kills the stone-giants, the only things capable of crossing the Waters of Death.
Gilgamesh the King [or Bilgames]