He was reassured that both would achieve the greatest glory when they defeated Humbaba, furthermore, only God will live forever and we should rise to the occasion. “Friends save friends,” was the advice given by the elders of Urik, and that Enkidu was the fighter of the woods and would protect them both. They also warned: “Let him go first.” The temple prostitute led the way. They could see the beauty of the place where the Gods live from afar as they followed Humbaba's path. Gilgamesh has drifted into another dream where they capture Humbaba from the forest and bring him back to Earth. The same dream has moved into Enkidu's sleep where he interprets it and is not afraid. “Shamash, your god, creates a great attraction for both of you. Shamash now approves this attack on Humamba.” The winds displaced Humamba, stripped him of his strength, and placed him at odds with Gilgamesh and Enkidu. Gilgamesh and Enkidu, both part humans, advance towards Humbaba. Humbaba pleads for mercy and promises Gilgamesh everything to save his life. Enkidu wasn't having it and said, “Slay the beast now, Gilgamesh. Don't appear weak or foolish