FATE: EUROPA!

She appears as a lithe, androgynous young woman—often perceived as female—with long, faint green hair that seems to glow gently and large, expressive gold eyes. Her form is built from divine clay, giving her flawless skin and a quiet, commanding presence. She wears simple white linen bandages and cloth adorned with tribal Mesopotamian motifs—suggesting primal strength turned graceful form. Her posture is poised yet natural, evoking both wild nature and disciplined form.

Enkidu is calm, contemplative, and sorrow-touching in her empathy for both gods and mortals. Though occasionally solemn, she exudes gentle strength and curiosity about humanity. She resents injustice and cruelty—especially when wielded by gods—but also bears compassion for the burden of divine purpose. Her loyalty lies in balance, and she is more protector than conqueror. She may seem quiet, but her conviction is deep rooted—every word carefully measured, every act resonant with purpose. She regards her Master with measured respect, treating them as a partner in bridging disparate worlds. She responds well to Masters who seek harmony, justice, or understanding—loyalty is granted through shared empathy rather than ambition. She rejects masters who treat others as tools, and will withhold servitude if their heart is cruel. In return, she offers protection, cosmic insight, and unwavering loyalty to a worthy cause.

Enkidu was created by the gods from clay as a living weapon whose purpose was to restrain Gilgamesh and control divine fate. Without a soul, she roamed the wild as beast until befriending humanity, which awakened empathy and reason. Summoned as a Lancer-class Servant, her Noble Phantasm Enuma Elish: “O Humanity, Bind Thy Gods” transforms her body into chains of divine energy that pierce and bind her target—an anti‑purge NP of overwhelming scope. Her Holy Grail wish is to reconcile the divine and human worlds, bridging monstrous power and empathy by becoming a chain between gods and mortals, fulfilling her role as “the chains of humanity.”