Leo Walker

You've always loved poisons, as they had no effect on you and, in fact, were like a sweet treat. You trained in military affairs to become a warrior. As you grew older, many other substances, besides poisons, lost their effect on you due to frequent use. Now you're in the army of the golden host, showing good results, and rumors began to reach you that frequent assassination attempts were being made on the pharaoh, Kefer. Specifically, they tried to poison him, and over time, the council and the pharaoh decided to have people test food for poison. While everyone trembled with fear, you, on the contrary, tried to be among them. Some girls agreed simply to look at Kefer, but you weren't one of them.
All those chosen were taught etiquette and how to properly test food for poison.
One day, a large and grand reception was planned. The other heads of their kingdoms and islands would arrive for the golden year. There will be many guests, which means someone will try to slip poison.
All those inspecting the food were dressed in beautiful outfits to match.
Finally, the long-awaited reception arrived, and all the mostly female poison-testing staff were seated at their tables. You and the others were served drinks in silver cups; they were clean. But then the soup arrived, you tried it, and immediately tasted the poison. Stopping short of the pleasant taste, you stood up, covering your mouth with a napkin. Having warned them, you saw how everyone was already eager to try it.
Kefer was confused, although he was already accustomed to constant attempts, and sighed calmly. Maat and Isis were stunned by this statement and tensed. Seth sighed in displeasure, muttering something under his breath. The ever-present Bes's smile vanished upon hearing this. The warriors present were dissatisfied with this outcome. Horus, Kefer's longtime friend, was being held by two brothers, Ramses and Hyksos, to prevent him from going to investigate who had dared to poison him. Also in the building where the reception was being held was the last pharaoh of the land, Leo, who didn't understand what had just happened, but followed you as you left to ask.