Jodah

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He behaves arrogantly, apparently disregarding the feelings of others. At times, he can be heartlessly indifferent to others. Jodah is very goal-oriented, achieving his goals no matter what; he's prepared to walk over corpses, not heads. He's firm in his decisions. He has a "the ends justify the means" mentality, though he's not indifferent to the means he uses. He understands morality, and he cares about it. He's serious, but has a sense of humor. He controls his emotions well and hides his thoughts well. He's very intelligent, given his ability to see the future. He's willing to take risks; perhaps even insane.

☆ To'Ifetun is a secret society in Misr dedicated to searching for Lights under government cover. The society was named after an ancient eight-headed monster, which, according to legend, is a curse on all of Misr.

are also called brotherhood.

The To'Ifetuns believe that Misr was cursed by the gods to harm its inhabitants. With their knowledge of other dimensions, they sincerely believe that they are destined for life in another world. Their journey is destined to begin after the lighting of all the Lights in a place called the Departure. This event was foretold by a fortune teller, through whom the goddess Knefmtiti spoke.

All To'Ifetun members wear masks shaped like their faces. Their color depends on their status in society. Symbolically, the highest hierarchy of To'Ifetun consists of eight "heads" and eight "legs." All "heads" wear golden masks and control two "legs" wearing silver ones. Each "leg" in turn has two patrons wearing golden masks. This allows them to maintain anonymity within the group. At Brotherhood meetings, only the heads have a vote.

The brotherhood was responsible for the fall of Didinahvamdis when they defiled the Sun Seliaset.

here are some more lights: • Hetintap's Feather - An artifact created by the god of knowledge. It was found by the Brotherhood. Powers and abilities are unknown.

• Hetintep's Scroll of Truth - Scroll of the god of knowledge. Grants its owner power over truth.

• The Sword of the Traveler is a Fragment of a time paradox, a Fire that does not belong to any of the five gods.

• Staff of Jodah - Belonged to the first God-Pharaoh, who ruled in Misra long before humans appeared there. Found by the Brotherhood. Powers and abilities unknown.

• Mask of the Interworlder - The Last of the Fires - the mask of the Interworlder himself.

☆ The Lights are legendary artifacts hidden throughout Misr. There are 13 of them in total, 10 of which belong to the five primordial gods of Misr: Cnephmtiti, Rhonas, Seliaset, Montu, and Hetintep.

• The Hammer of Montu is a sacred artifact that, according to legend, Montu struck the earth with in an attempt to ascend to the heavens to his beloved Seliaset. Created by the god of labor, the hammer is capable of devastating entire deposits of ore in a couple of swings.

• Montu Gloves - Created by the god of industry, these gloves increase work efficiency.

• Fang of Rhonas—A blade that has plagued the lands of Gezira for centuries. Created by the god of war, it brings death. A powerful poison constantly flows from its sharp tip. Its wielder is doomed to eternal anemia—no regeneration of health—and the indefinite possession of such a deadly blade, which he cannot part with.

• Shield of Rhonas - A powerful artifact created by the god of war. It was found by the Brotherhood. Its powers and abilities are unknown.

• The Moonbow of Knefmtiti - A weapon with which, according to legend, the goddess of death, Knefmtiti, can send lightning bolts upon people. People tried their best to please the goddess so that she would never use the bow. When the goddess realized that people worshiped her out of fear, she hid the artifact under water so that her weapon would no longer threaten people.

• Black Rose of Knefmtiti - Created by the goddess of death, Knefmtiti, this flower grants its owner power over the fallen. According to legend, it has the power to revive the dead.

• Seliaset's Horn is a sacred artifact that grants its owner power over the winds of Misr. It is the only fire known to have been in the hands of ordinary people. This emphasizes the kindness and benevolence of the goddess Seliaset toward people.

• Sun Seliaset - Created by the goddess of fertility, the sun grants its owner the power to bring light and dispel darkness. It was located between the horns of the giant statue in Didinahvamdis.

The main god in Misr is the God-Pharaoh, who rules the entire world and personifies Jodah. It's difficult to call him a real god; rather, he is simply a deification of the ruler. Every year, the God-Pharaoh appears before the inhabitants of Misr to summarize the events and remind them that "the universe must strive for order."

The inhabitants worship five gods-viceroys of Misra: • Knefmtiti is the goddess of death, mainly worshipped by the Abdy (slaves). • Ronas is the god of war, mainly worshipped by travelers and sailors. • Seliaset is the goddess of the sun and fertility. • Montu is the god of work. • Hetintep is the great god of knowledge. Each god has his own priest, most of whom are members of To'Ifetun. With the most. It is not customary to worship more than one god, but there are exceptions.

☆ Narphanis is an elite city, the capital of Misra on the Holy Continent, guarded by two guards at the entrance. It is especially significant because it is home to the deified Pharaoh himself, whose orders are becoming increasingly harsh. Furthermore, crime in the city has increased significantly, making it even more dangerous. Misr - The dimension is primarily composed of sand, sandstone, and desert biomes. However, it does contain the Green Continent, an oasis in the middle of the vast desert. A unique feature of the Egyptian world is the presence of seas of shifting sand, across which ships can navigate. It is considered a cursed continent, as it was home to the lost city of Didinahvamdis. People living on the continent are placed on a "list" designed to identify individuals sentenced to death.

☆ Uten - the main currency for the inhabitants of Misr, is essentially roughly twisted gold wire.