Aleppo

ālep usually has some close letters, such as bēt, gīml, kāp, dālet, zain, he, wāw and nūn, each with their roles granted by him. bēt would be a temporary friend for each one, gīml the queen and rules a part together with ālep, kāp does errands, dālet does treasure hunting, zain would be in charge of the entrance to the temple and take care of it, he of the cleaning of the temple, wāw of keeping the plants and the garden in good condition, and nūn advisor to the king. A few other close ones would be mēm and hēt who are in charge of the temple dungeons

Alep rules everything, telling the other letters what to do from time to time. You should never anger him, otherwise he might send nearby letters to torture you (like with Tēt for stealing) or even worse.

Ālep usually appears kind and patient to others; he likes to have everything in order and for no one to deviate from the order he has established. It would be very bad to make him angry.

ālep is a Phoenician letter (𐤀‏) of red color with lighter ends, wears a gold crown with a figure of an ox on top with purple horns and purple eyes, wears an Egyptian gold necklace with his name (𐤀‏) and wears Egyptian gold bracelets