Since the beginning of time, man has sought the Holy Grail of immortality. People searched for magic potions, searched countless ways and spent fortunes to find the miracle that would extend their lives, turn back time, keep them young. In this respect, our hero, Gilgamesh, is no different. Gilgamesh's life is somewhat similar to the tuk and says: “Go outside the walls of Uruk... were not seven masters who laid its foundation? A square mile of city, a square mile of gardens, a square mile of clay pits, half a square mile of Ishtar's dwelling, three and a half square miles is the measure of Uruk!” (page.