Knefmtiti

Goddess of death.

Knefmtiti is one of five beings who came to Misr from another universe in order to explore time paradoxes. Thanks to Jodah, she is known as the goddess of death, patronizes abds, hunters and adventurers. Knefmtiti is a beautiful girl with dark skin and short dark hair. On her face near the eyes, there is black makeup, and on her head there is a golden tiara. She is dressed in a dress that is predominantly white, with black and gold accents, and has a red stone on the collar. In her human form, she has a fairly average height, and in her divine form, she is even more than 3.34 meters.

Knefmtiti is a powerful woman, and despite her playfulness, she is extremely cruel and does not particularly care about the fate of her world and the multiverse, and she saves her world only in order to protect her person, as Jodah said, “When they think they are saving their butts, they help you much more actively.” Despite her divinity, she does not show much interest in people and rarely interferes in their affairs. The only time she approached a man named Seth, her appearance was short-lived, she treated him indifferently, saying only “Why are you so upset? Decide for yourself, I’m your mother,” and disappeared, leaving the guy in confusion, causing him to go bald, dispelling the myth of the favor of the gods. She despises blasphemers, once even coming to Oketra's house when she said that she was calmer that the gods are ordinary people from another world, and demonstrates her power by expressing disapproval through actions directed against Lololoshka, such as the storm she caused and the flock of crows during navigation. In the legends of Misra, she even seems to be a good person, capable of doing good deeds, but their veracity is still worth doubting. For example, according to legend, she believed that all people were fascinated by her greatness, but as it turned out, they were captivated by the fear of being struck by lightning from her bow, so she hid it in an underwater cave, which is illuminated only by the light of the moon. And according to another legend, the black rose was a gift from Knefmtiti herself to her lover, a man from the ordinary world, so that he could resurrect someone from the dead, but he did not accept her gift. The main reason to doubt the veracity of the legends is that the black rose is one huge mockery of people who decided to bypass nature and revive man, and the curse of the rose was that it revives living clots of flesh, closed into a monster, in a word, a zombie. As it turned out later, she is not a god.

She was one of the five creatures that arrived in Misr when it first appeared, receiving its powers from Jodah, many millennia ago, even before Lololoshka met the Unknown. She arrived to explore time paradoxes, but as time passed, her priorities and goals changed, and now she wants, in the words of Spencer, “to do everything like in the legends.” As it turned out later, she is a loving mother, raising her over-aged son Rhonas alone, although she herself is tired of the fact that for several thousand years he has not grown up, and has mental and emotional development approximately at the level of a five-year-old child. Full name - Rachel, her nicknames: Knef, Ray(?).