For ten points, name this strongman who slays Huwawa and the Bull of Heaven, a king of Uruk.
This figure's grave was devised in a dream by his dog or his son, and was sealed with doors of diorite. This figure is told that he is like a fool whose "affairs lack counsel" and who is given "left-over yeast" during an episode in which he is repeatedly asked why he looks so exhausted and careworn. This figure overwhelms Agga with his radiance in one poem; in another, he is given a gift made from a felled tree in which the Anzud bird had taken up residence. That gift consisted of a (*) pukku and mekku, which disappeared into the Underworld. This man traverses the Mountain of Mashu and encounters two scorpion-people after he spends six days mourning a friend who had helped him slay the monstrous guardian of a cedar forest. For ten points, name this strongman who slays Huwawa and the Bull of Heaven, a king of Uruk.
This figure's grave was devised in a dream by his dog or his son, and was sealed with doors of diorite.
Gilgamesh or Bilgames