Huwawa

Tthe beast of the Cedar Forest in Mesopotamian mythology. It was the child of Utu, birthed with the purpose of being a "complete human being." With the exception of Ishtar and Ereshkigal, all the gods believed that Huwawa was such, Enkidu later commenting that such a mindset showed that it was too late to stop their parting from the humans of the world. Huwawa was actually an inhuman beast of the gods that lived as the guardian of the Cedar Forest. Upon their manifestation into the world, Enkidu was a formless clump of mud, so they were told to seek out the "complete human" to copy its form to be able to interact with humans. Enkidu did as instructed, becoming its friend while they still lived in the wild.

Enkidu made it a garden by bending the laws of the earth, and it wore a circlet of flowers on its head taken from the garden.