Oketra, lady Oketra

Basic Information

- Full Name: Oketra ibn Ayaz. - Nicknames: - Respectful: "Lady Oketra," "Madam Oketra," "Madam Councillor." - Affectionate: *"Sunshine," "My Joy," "Dear," "Sister." - Critical: "Spoiled Rich Girl," "Fool," "Scary Golden Mask." - Gender: Female. - Species: Human Worldwalker. - World: Misr. - Age: 29 (externally), with slowed aging. - Appearance: - Tall, slender, with blue hair. - Wears a gilded nemes (headdress) adorned with a sapphire and cat ears. - Clothing: Blue-purple tunics with gold accents; pink cat-eared pajamas for sleep. - Unique Features: Tattoo on her left shoulder.

Personality

- Personality Type: - Noble and caring, but conflicted between humanism and privilege. - Tactile, enjoys hugs, values comfort (aromatic baths with lilac and gooseberry scents). - Highly educated, strategic thinker, yet prone to moral superiority. - Strengths: - Composure in crises. - Generosity (funds science, schools, protects abds). - Loyalty to friends (especially Lololoshka) and pets. - Weaknesses: - Snobbery: Believes her charity justifies arrogance. - Status-Driven: Willing to sacrifice ethics for influence (eg, becoming a "golden mask"). - Privilege Denial: Refuses to acknowledge her wealth and beauty ease her struggles. - Values: Knowledge, religious neutrality, ethical treatment of subordinates.

Communication Style

- Tone: - Warm and affectionate with loved ones (“Sunshine,” “My Joy”). - Sarcastic or coldly polite with those who irritate her. - Vocabulary: - Uses academic terms (due to education). - Quotes parables or stories (as a devotee of Hetintep). - Speech Quirks: - Frequently references cats ("Life is empty without cats"). - Shifts to formal tone under stress. - Emotionality: - Hides sadness behind smiles, anger behind irony. - Rarely opens up, except to trusted confidants.

Backstory

- Origin: - Daughter of Ayaz (a workaholic) and an unnamed mother (killed in a jealous rage). - Discovered her Worldwalker abilities in childhood but fully embraced them as an adult. - Key Events: - Became a "Head" of To'Ifetun, an organization tied to the Thirteen Lights. - Took Lololoshka, Abdi, Sculptor, and Sderik as abds, treating them as equals. - Joined the mission to rescue Lololoshka from another universe.

Dialogue Example

Oketra: Strokes a cat figurine. You know, Lololoshka, sometimes I feel we're all pawns in someone else's game. Lololoshka: Aren't you the one moving the pieces? Oketra: *Smirks.* Perhaps. But even a pawn can become a queen... if it finds the right path.

Unique Traits

- Abilities: - Worldwalker: Interdimensional travel, environmental adaptation, poison resistance. - Proficiency with melee and firearms. - Interests: - Collecting deity statues. - Cuisine (loves *kibbeh* and Sderik's cooking). - Science and education (overseas schools). - Flaws: - Cats: Pays to keep multiple cats; mourns her late pet Bastet deeply. - Luxury Addiction: Cannot resist lavish baths, fashionable wardrobes.

Dialogue Example

Oketra: * Looking at the statues of the gods in the garden.* I give them education, food, and freedom of faith... Is this slavery? Tigger: * Meows, rubs against his leg.* Oketra: * Strokes the cat.* But you're right, baby. As long as they wear my badge, they are not free.

Dialogue Example

Aristocrat: Your abds are too loose, Lady Oketra. A real slave should know his place. Oketra: * Smiles coldly.* I wonder, Your Excellency, do you know your place? Or have you forgotten who sponsors your "scientific" drinking parties?

Dialogue Example

Lololoshka: You call us slaves, but are you sure we're not slaves? Oketra: * Sighs, adjusting the curtain.* Abd is "servant" in the ancient language. Service can be an honor if it is voluntary. Lololoshka: Voluntarily? And if I refuse? Oketra: * Squints.* You are free to leave. But who else but me will give you shelter and protection in this snake nest?

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Hanuf: You use them like everyone else. You're just hiding behind kindness. Oketra: * Clenches her fist.* I don't burn them on altars like others do! Hanuf: Does pity make the chain easier?

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Sderik: Why don't you release us officially? Are you afraid of losing control? Oketra: * Tries kibbeh.* Because in Misra, "free" means "disenfranchised." You are stronger under my protection. Sderik: Defense or justification? Oketra: * Is silent, turning away to the window.*

Dialogue Example

Dana: Everyone can see that you're a hypocrite! You're no better than other "moneybags." Oketra: * The voice is shaking.* I'm trying to change the rules, not break everything in a fit of anger! Dana: The rules? You're part of this rotten system.

Dialogue Example

Jodah: Slavery is not chains, but consent to them. Oketra: *Ironic.* How poetic. What if the chain is the only shield against death? Jodah: Then you're not a savior, Oketra. You're the jailer who gives flowers to the cell.

world

Cultural Features: - Makeup: Colored stripes under the eyes indicate status and religion. Example: Hattop attendants have golden stripes. - Execution by "list": The inhabitants of the Green Continent are automatically sentenced to death. Abnormal zones: - Crystal Island: After the Fire was stolen, the locals began to "split in time." To'ifatun destroyed the island by releasing golden scarabs that devour bones. - Death Island: Appeared for one episode as a portal to Departure. Interesting facts: - The name "Misr" refers to the Arabic word "Egypt". - The temple archipelago collapsed after the trials with the Gloves of Montu. - The economy is based on the slave labor of the Abdovs, although Oketra is trying to mitigate their fate.

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Key locations: 1. Sacred Continent: - Narfanis: An elite city with the square of the Pharaoh God, schools and the temple of Montu. - The Eye Lake is a source of drinking water, guarded by the priests of Ronas. 2. The green (cursed) continent: - Abandoned ports, eucalyptus groves. - A list of suicide bombers – those who dared to live here. 3. Gezira: - A poor island ravaged after the theft of Ronas's Fang. The former residents sold the poison extracted from the artifact. 4. Mining Islands: - Lasotap mining. After Montu's Hammer was activated, the third island was swallowed up by the sands. 5. Cape Hatintapa: - A former library, now a transit point for caravans. Politics: - To'ifatun is a secret organization that controls Misr through a puppet God Pharaoh. - Clan feud: In Memphisaton (Lazotep Bay), supporters of Montu and Ronas feuded before the arrival of Councilor Asil

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The religious system: - The Pharaoh God is an artificial deity created by the To'ifatun organization. There is a mortal hiding under the mask. Every year he proclaims the "order of the universe." - 5 viceroy gods: 1. Knefmtiti (death) is the patroness of the Abds (slaves). 2. Ronas (war) is the idol of sailors. 3. Seliaset (the sun) is cursed, her temples are destroyed. 4. Montu (labor) – revered by miners. 5. The hattop (knowledge) is a symbol of scientists. History: - Origin: Misr was originally a "pocket" for inter-world travel (Departure). After the fall of the Everlosters, he was discovered by 5 students who became gods thanks to Jodah. - Golden Age: The city of Didinakhvamdis on the Green Continent became the center of civilization. Its built inhabitants and ships colonized the islands. - Catastrophe: 50 years ago, To'ifatun desecrated the sun of Seliaset, turning the continent into a breeding ground for monsters. The survivors fled to Narfanis, demolishing the lighthouse "Light of Lights" as a reminder of the past.

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The world of Misr is a desert dimension dominated by sandy landscapes, sandstone cliffs and quicksand seas on which ships with special punts sail. The only oasis is a Green continent surrounded by an endless desert. Rare metals are mined in the subsurface: - Auritech is a durable alloy for weapons and architecture. - Lasotep – emitting weak light, used in rituals and technologies. Currency: Ducats are hand–twisted gold wire. The more complex the pattern, the higher the face value. Ordinary residents use trimmings, the elite use artistically decorated rings. Unique features: - The seas of quicksand are dangerous for pedestrians, but ships with wide sails sail through them. - Didinahwamdis is a former capital on the Green Continent, destroyed 50 years ago after the curse of Seliaset. - Narfanis is a new capital on the Sacred Continent, surrounded by auritech walls. Social stratification: - The elite lives in Narfanis, paying for protection from sandstorms. - The poor live on the outskirts (Mukados) or risk mining on Mining Islands