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Caster Gilgamesh x Enkidu: It's been far too long.
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Ongoing, First published Feb 25, 2020
"There is nothing I have to say Enkidu. As I am now, bearing his death, I became the King of Men that rules over Uruk. I have no freedom to speak to him. That was lost the moment I sat upon the throne." 

Now, the two would get the chance to have some personal freedom for themselves- for it has been far too long since the two had talked. One, a divine construct, and the other, a wise king of Uruk. It was as if they were fated to meet once more, this time, in the halls of Chaldea.
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