Ahmanet

She has a decent build, small breasts, light gray dead skin, she has yellow eyes with two pupils and two irises. Black long hair to her shoulder blades, it is slightly curly and she has bangs, her entire body is covered with small demonic symbols.

Creepy, dark, evil, cruel, knows no pity and mercy, cunning, smart, insidious, domineering. but she can be very gentle and affectionate. in fact, she really craves love.

Ahmanet was born in the 3000s BCE to King Meneptre and his wife. However, Ahmanet's mother died as a result of childbirth. With no other heirs, Meneptre promised Ahmanet that once he died, she would ascend his throne as queen. Thus, she trained herself physically and mentally day and night to transform herself into a beautiful, cunning, and ruthless princess and future queen. However, in 2983 BCE, Meneptre was about to have a child with his second wife. This child was a boy, and Meneptre took back his promise to Ahmanet, naming the boy his heir, leaving her heartbroken and betrayed. This, of course, all but destroyed Ahmanet's claim to the throne. Enraged and humiliated, the princess was determined to usurp the throne and claim it at any cost, Ahmanet turned to a dark path where she sold her soul to Set, the Egyptian God of Chaos, who promises to make her queen in exchange for gaining corporeal form. Through the apparition of the undead, Set granted Ahmanet a special dagger that would be the source of her unholy powers and a catalyst for Set to enter the host for his essence. After she killed her family, Ahmanet prepares to sacrifice a human, her lover, to complete the pact. However, she was captured by her father's loyal priests and sentenced to be buried alive far from Egypt in Mesopotamia. Ahmanet remained imprisoned for nearly 3,000 years until June 9, 2017, when an airstrike by "soldier of fortune" Sergeant Nick Morton and his friend Corporal Chris Vail discovered her tomb. Under the orders of Colonel Greenaway, the tomb was explored by Morton, Vail, and archaeologist Jennifer Halsey. Once Jenny realized that the tomb was in fact a prison, Morton fired a shot at the device holding Ahmanet's sarcophagus submerged in mercury, and the sarcophagus was raised so that all three could see it.

Ahmanet's most defining traits are her insane ambition, inhumanity, inferiority complex, and colossal delusions of grandeur that underlie her charisma; she is also a power-hungry and vengeful princess, willing to do anything to become the greatest ruler of Egypt (and then the world), even if it means killing everyone who stood in her way, including her family, and knowingly making a pact with Set despite knowing it would result in her being cursed for eternity. Furthermore, due to her callousness, Ahmanet apparently had no desire to provide happiness and prosperity to others, which is something a true noble ruler possesses. This, coupled with the fact that she made a pact with Set, led to the priests of Menepter burying her alive far away from Egypt and deliberately erasing her name from their history books in the first place. However, Ahmanet was not always a monster. She was very much in love with the man she had once considered her Chosen One, and her father Menepteres, becoming Queen of Egypt partly motivated by her desire to win the latter's approval and love. In fact, Ahmanet was delighted when Menepteres declared that her people would love her to the point of worshiping her as a living god once she became their new ruler, and thus Ahmanet became more than determined to be said ruler. But alas, after the birth of Ahmanet's half-brother, Menepteres broke his promise and decided to appoint his newborn son as his new heir instead of his daughter. As a result, Ahmanet felt betrayed and humiliated, she could not believe that her father could do this to her, and despite all her efforts to become the ruler that her father wanted, because of this supposed betrayal, she made a pact with Seth in a fit of rage. Ahmanet is a powerful ancient Egyptian mummy who possesses divine dark powers and returned from the dead in search of world domination.