The translators are dead, long live the translators!
TBH, this manhwa is not good by my standard measure, but there's something weirdly appealing about the way it builds the characters that keeps me reading. Continue, please.
I love how the creator of this is obviously not on board with drawing landscapes. They'll do landscape if they need to but for the most part the recurring settings of icy wastelands, dry wasteland, rocky wasteland leave that nonsense to a minimum.
Obviously they are much more comfortable with character art.
@2d4life
I don't know wich version of the story you have read but in the original story of Epic of Gilgamesh, Gilgamesh try to become immortal (after the death of his friend) but he never succeeded, and the story end with him giving up on immortality. So this Manwha seems like the opposite story, in wich Gilgamesh is immortal from the start, and try to gets rid of it.
That's probably why @GabrielH ask about it, because it's totally not like the original story, the only thing that match is the theme of immortality, but it's twisted.
The author has a 5 part side story planned that revolves around a demon knight expedition. The first chapter came out and begins 500 years into Hinsher's past.