Utu and Enlil. Primarily because they only appeared in a single page and I was little unsure of how they fit in the story.

It's possible that the story is just a lie by Utnapishtim, or its just a metaphor and is not meant to be taken literally. Or maybe it does fit, the Unwritten is a story about stories and the Epic of Gilgamesh is the oldest know fictional story so its possible that the Leviathan did originate in that story, that like the story of Moby Dick it has a metaphysical reason to exist in the "pantheon of history" if Moby Dick is the place where the Leviathan can be healed then its possible that the Epic of Gilgamesh is the story where it can be killed or where it originated

Gross: And we tried to suggest in the last issue by going back to it that one of the reasons "Moby Dick" exists is almost to serve as a place where Leviathan can be healed over and over again. Mike put a great line in there: "[It's] the only story where the whale wins." There is almost a metaphysical reason for Moby Dick to exist in the pantheon of literature.

There's just too little information regarding the Sumerian Gods that I think its best to delete the profiles.

 

 

레비아탄은 잘 모르겠는데 엔릴우투는 너무 적고 레비아탄보다 딸린다는 이야기도 나오고 해서 그냥 삭제됬구만