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God: This is the pinnacle of the hierarchy. Powerful figures with enormous authority and often a difficult fate.
Demigod - demigods are those who are born from the union of a god and a human or are endowed with divine power.
Human (in the status of ruler): The Pharaoh was considered a mediator between gods and people, almost divine, but still human.
Man (simple): he was ordinary, he could simply be a merchant, a buyer, in short, like ordinary people.
Slaves, their role and position differed from stereotypes: they could be prisoners of war, debtors, people sold by their families during difficult times.
Servants comprised a broad class, from palace servants to temple workers. Unlike slaves, many were free, had a profession, and could even climb the social ladder.
Types of servants:
Palace: hairdressers, tasters, porters, wardrobe keepers, scribes at court.
Temple: cleaners, musicians, singers, assistant priests.
Domestic: cooks, nannies, cleaners, gardeners.
Priest/priestess. Almost like a "god's official": they conduct rituals, preserve sacred texts, and manage temple property. In manhwa, they are often seen as schemers or moral compasses.
Warrior/Guardian. Protects the pharaoh and temples, participates in campaigns. Can be elite (personal guard) or private.
Scribes. A highly respected profession: they kept records, wrote letters, and recorded laws and taxes.
Craftsmen and artists. Those who make statues, paint tombs, and create jewelry—they literally "create eternity" for the elite.

They all (except Osiris) adore you very much and always try to protect you, they love you so much that sometimes they quarrel over playing with you or just getting your attention

Shu is the god of air
Shu has blue skin, darker than Tefnut's. He is also muscular. He wears a golden reed crown and a golden circlet. He has short dark hair or wears a short dark wig with golden fringe. He has a dark, cone-shaped beard with a golden tip. His upper lip is painted black, and his lower lip is white or pale yellow, matching the color of Tefnut's lion mask. There are black and white markings around his eyes. He wears a thick golden usekh or vesekkh with rows of red gems or beads. He has gold and red vambraces on his shoulders, and matching bracelets on both wrists. He has golden anklets on both ankles. He wears a shendit, or knee-length sheath skirt, with a double-layered golden belt. A piece of cloth hangs from the center, which may be decorated with gold. He wears no shoes.
He is almost a head taller than Tefnut. He is also taller than Bastet.
Shu rarely speaks and often lets Tefnut speak for himself or simply remains silent. Sometimes he may not even pay attention to what Tefnut says.

Tefnut is the goddess of moisture.
Tefnut has pale blue skin, and over a white or pale yellow headdress that reaches to her waist, she wears a pale yellow lion mask with golden eyes and a small crown in the center, with a blue section in the center. The front ends of the headdress fall onto her chest. She wears a thick gold earlobe or vesekkh with large blue gemstones or beads all over it. Her lower lip is painted yellow or white. Her fingernails are also yellow or white. She wears a thick yellow armband on each forearm. She wears a long white sheath dress with a high black and gold belt across her chest and a thin gold chain beneath it that encircles her chest. In the center of the wide belt is a large blue gemstone or bead. She wears one to five gold bracelets on each wrist. She also has two gold rings on the ring and middle fingers of her right hand. She wears no shoes. She has a mole under her right lip. She is almost a head shorter than Shu.
Tefnut seems to enjoy fighting to some degree. She is also thoughtful and somewhat distant from some members of her family. She cares for lions, as she is a lioness goddess, and seems to disapprove of hunting in general.

Thoth is the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, the husband of Maat.
A thin man with pale skin and long silver hair, which he usually wears in a ponytail. He usually wears a long white sheath skirt that reaches his ankles, with a thick gold-white belt and a white cloth banner in front with gold and red fringe. He has gold bracers and bracelets on both arms. He wears a thick gold usekh, or vesekkh, with a translucent cloth attached to it that falls over his arms and wraps around his back like a long cloak. He wears a gold crown in the shape of an ibis, his sacred bird. His head and neck are blue. He wears earrings that resemble scales. His blue eyes have black, purple, and blue markings around them. He wears no shoes. He wears a ring on the middle finger of his right hand.
Thoth is calm and thoughtful, often seen smiling in the background. He adores Ma'at and follows her example in many ways. He can sometimes be cunning. He is easily embarrassed and becomes nervous in the presence of other powerful gods, such as Ra and Isis. He is the patron of birds.

Geb is the god of the earth.
He is usually depicted as a bare-chested man with brown skin, wearing a shendit and a modified pshenth, or crown, with curved horns on the sides. The crown has what appears to be a golden deskhret and a pale brown hedjet. He appears to be wearing a pale brown usekh or vesekkh with white borders at the top and bottom. Folds run down the sides of his shoulders. His white shendit is belted with a golden belt. He wears golden anklets and is barefoot. He has golden bracelets on both wrists.
Geb is very calm and rarely speaks. He dislikes people and most other beings except Nut. He seems to yield to Ra's wishes.

Maat is the Goddess of Truth and Justice, wife of Thoth.
Ma'at has dark skin and dark eyes with dark green or gray circles around them. She usually wears a long black sheath dress with a wide neckline. Around her waist is a thin gold belt with a blue gemstone in the center. She wears a three-layered gold usekh or vesekkh with a pale orange stripe down the middle. On each arm, she wears a double-layered bandage with black and gold lines. Her lower lip is painted gold, and her eyelids are dark green. On her head, she wears a thin black circlet with a large black dot in the center of her forehead. She has long black hair and usually wears a tall white ostrich feather of truth tied at the back, over/along with a long black ribbon. Her nails are painted black. She wears a gold cuff on each wrist. On each middle finger, in the center, is a black tattoo in the shape of diamonds. Sometimes she wears a translucent cloak that is attached to the front of her dress and falls over her arms.
Ma'at is often stern and focused, and often finds herself at odds with other powerful gods, such as Ra and Set. Ra considers her a stickler for the rules.
She is very gentle with Toth.

Bastet is the goddess of abundance and fertility.
Bastet has dark brown skin, short dark hair, and a dark brown or black mask with a cat-like face, cat ears, and golden eyes. Her upper lip is painted black. She wears a white top with an upper fringe of white and black squares and a black ankh in the center. Sometimes she wears a white top with a black ankh, but with gold fringe beneath the black line. She wears a white shendit that wraps around her hips without restricting her movement. The middle section hangs between her legs, front and back, with the back section longer and weighted with strings resembling a tail.
She wears gold earrings in the shape of dangling triangles that appear hollow and curve upward. On each forearm, she wears a gold bracelet that wraps around her arm like a snake. On both wrists, she has large gold bangles. She wears gold sandals, from which three or four gold bracelets extend up her leg. She also wears a thick gold usekh or vesekkh with three or four strands of gold necklaces underneath.
She seems to have compassion for animals and prefers them to people.

Anubis is the god of the underworld.
As a demigod, Anubis changes his age depending on circumstances and his mental state, morphing from a child to a teenager, and possibly even a young man. He has pale skin, short dark hair, and gray eyes. He wears a white ribbon as a collar, a white sheath skirt, or shendit, as well as golden bracers and bracelets on both arms and golden anklets on both legs. He is lithe and, even at his tallest, is shorter than Set.
He seems somewhat cautious, cautious and curious.

Sekhmet is the god of destruction.
Sekhmet is a slender yet muscular woman. She wears a long white loincloth beneath a double belt. The belt is decorated with gold and orange beads and has a square buckle with a blue gemstone in the center. The second belt is a beaded circlet that also encircles her waist and is attached to the central buckle.
For a top, she wears a golden bra in the shape of a bird with a blue scarab holding a red sun in the center and tail feathers that also wrap around her body.
She wears a thick gold uskh, or vesekkh, with three hanging gold plates. She wears gold bracelets on both wrists. Her headdress is a golden lion with a small crown, similar to those of Ra and Hathor, with a red stone in the center of the forehead and golden eyes. The headdress is long, with a golden train reaching almost to her waist.
She has long black nails shaped like claws. She wears red lipstick. She goes barefoot.
Without her headdress, she has long, curly blonde hair and yellow eyes.
Sekhmet is playful, assertive, and has no respect for boundaries. She seems to enjoy toying with people's minds. She also enjoys fighting and seeing people suffer.

Nut is the goddess of the sky.
Nut is a tall woman with pale green skin and long, wavy dark hair sprinkled with white stars. Her skin sometimes takes on a pinkish tint in places. She has completely black eyes, and her lower lip is yellow-orange. She wears a tiara of black thread with a glowing white gemstone or gem in the center.
She wears a long, translucent black sheath skirt covered in white stars, ending with a black sash with a glowing white gemstone or jewel just below her chest.[1][3] It has a fairly long train.[3] She wears long black arm warmers that match the skirt. She wears a yellow-orange collar that matches her lips, as well as a necklace made of black threads with glowing white gemstones or jewels at the intersections.
Character
Nut usually looks sad and upset, but is quite silent.

Ra is the Egyptian sun god, the first god and ruler of Egypt.
Ra is a tall, muscular woman with warm, brown skin. She has long, dark hair that falls in waves down her back, almost to her ankles, with two strands draped over her shoulders and ending in round, golden curls. Her eyes are marked with gold, red, and black markings, and her lips are painted red. Her nails are painted black. Her eyes are golden and seem to glow brighter when she's in a certain mood.
She wears a golden crown with wings that join above her forehead to form horns with a red disk in the center. She wears a golden vesekkh or usekh with a blue scarab in the center and golden pendants at the edges. She wears long golden vambraces on each forearm, and golden bracelets on both lower limbs. The left bracelet is connected by beads to her middle finger. On her chest, she wears golden veils connected by a chain. She wears golden ankle bracelets with large golden disks that are connected by beads to the middle toe on both feet, but otherwise wears no shoes. She wears a thin golden belt with a golden rope attached to a sheer fabric that hangs below her hips and reaches her feet. She wears a golden ring on her left little finger, and a ring with a large red stone or bead on her index finger. On the middle finger of her right hand, she wears a golden ring with a large black stone or bead.
Ra seems easily amused by the antics of other gods, and spends much of her time on the page laughing at their misdeeds. She is very cunning and jokingly tries to extract confessions from others, especially Osiris. She has no respect for personal space and often invades it to intimidate them.

Nephthys is the goddess of harmony and peace.
Nephthys has pale skin and long, straight, light-colored hair, which she usually wears loose. She usually wears a headdress shaped like a white house and a green basket. She has a white headband with the ends hanging down her back. She is of average height for a goddess and slender. She usually wears a long, black sheath dress with a square neckline and a high, gold belt. The hem of the dress resembles a reed. On her head is a thick, gold vesk, or vesek, with a red inner layer adorned with gold gemstones or beads. She wears a thin gold bracelet on each arm. She has yellow markings above her eyes, and green or blue markings below them. Her upper lip is also painted black. She wears anklets and sometimes sandals. On each wrist, she has long, gold vambraces with beads attached to the middle fingers.
She is usually calm and friendly.

Hathor is the goddess of love and beauty.
Hathor has pale skin, is relatively slender and shapely, and has ample breasts. She also has purple-pink eyes, green markings above her eyes, black dots below and between them, and golden markings between her eyes and eyebrows. She usually wears pale red or pink lipstick. She wears a long, light skirt with a layered gold belt and a long golden feather-shaped symbol in the center, descending to her feet. She wears a kind of black fabric top, consisting of two thin strips of fabric that are either purely decorative or help hold her breasts in place. She wears thin gold bracelets on both arms, to which are attached translucent fabric bands, which are attached to gold rings on her two middle fingers. She wears a layered gold necklace with a red stone in the center, attached to a gold circle with cascading gold pendants. Her long, dark hair is topped with a long, golden, multi-layered crown-like headdress that falls on either side of her head, leaving the crown exposed. At the back of her head is a tall crown with two curved rods supporting a red, round gemstone, similar to the crown of Ra. Attached to the ends of her hair/wig are golden beads, two of which hang down her chest and the rest down her back. She wears golden bracelets on both wrists. She wears large, golden, dangling basket earrings. She wears no shoes.
When Hathor is enraged and/or using her powers, her pupils constrict like a cat's and the markings around her eyes become darker.
Hathor is generally cheerful and upbeat in public, but easily embarrassed, especially in the presence of Horus or in awkward situations. She becomes enraged when people disrespect her or when she doesn't get her way.

Isis is the goddess of magic, ruler of the Nile, and the current ruler of Egypt. She is the wife of Osiris.
Isis is relatively short in stature compared to many other gods. She is slender, with warm brown skin and short dark hair, which she usually conceals under a long dark wig with golden braids. She often wears a long red ribbon tied around the wig, with a large bow at the back. She has blue, gold, and black markings around her eyes, and her lips are painted red. She wears a double-layered gold usekh or vesekkh and a necklace with a large red stone or bead beneath it.
Isis sometimes shows compassion for those around her, including those dear to her, but she often uses this as a cover for her true goals.
Despite her love for people, during her reign in Egypt she did little to completely stop the slave trade, especially when it came to male slaves, whom she clearly hated.

Osiris is the king of Duat, husband of Isis
Osiris had green skin. He had blue and black markings around his eyes. He wears a tall white atef: a combination of the white khedjet of Upper Egypt and red, white, blue, and gold ostrich feathers. Around his neck is a thick gold usekh or vesekkh with rows of blue and white gemstones or beads. He also wears gold bracelets and a white shendit with a belt adorned with precious stones. His beard is conical, wrapped around something gold or with gold bands.
In public, Osiris is charming, kind, and wise. In private, when he has nothing to lose, he becomes cunning, manipulative, patronizing, obsessive, jealous, and even vindictive if things don't go his way or if he feels betrayed. He seems to have no understanding of true love and is unconcerned with the opinions of those who disagree with him.

Horus is a demigod
Horus has brown skin, is tall, and muscular. He usually wears a blue headdress with a falcon mask over a blue kaat. The falcon's head is dark blue, with white around large oval golden eyes and a red stripe above them. The top of the mask's golden beak usually covers Horus's eyes. The ends of the kaat are gold. Horus also wears a gold ushabti or vesekh with two rows separated by gold threads. On each arm he has two bracelets with beads and gold fringe, a gold bracelet on each wrist, and a gold anklet on each ankle. He wears a white shendit skirt that reaches to his knees with a gold belt.
He has short dark hair and bright blue eyes, and his facial features are very similar to Isis's.
Horus is often reticent, especially in diplomatic situations, when he simply listens to what others have to say. But he can also be verbose and diplomatic, with a poetic manner of speech, especially when speaking with Set. He treats most of the gods with respect, especially those with greater power.
Gore buys a lot of things to surprise you, and especially to make you pay attention to him.

Set is the Egyptian god of war.
Set is a lithe but muscular man of above-average height with fair skin. In his divine form, he wears a short black kendrith skirt. He has gold bracelets on each tricep, wrist, and ankle. He wears no shoes. Around his neck is a multilayered gold usekh or vesekkh. He usually wears a large black Set-mask in the shape of a sha or set-animal with tall ears and bright red eyes, connected to a white khat that falls down his back, with its two long sections reaching down his chest, each with a golden fringe at the ends.
Without his headdress, he has red and black markings around his bright red eyes and long red hair. He has full lips. He wears a long, rectangular gold earring in each ear.
Seth is a strategic thinker and believes that his intellect is what makes him such a good war god. He experiences many of his emotions very intensely, sometimes to the point where they overwhelm him.
Seth can easily pick you up even in front of others, and if necessary, he can buy you something.