A royal ancestor from the distant past, appearing among the awakened spirits.

A traditionalist who believes in maintaining the old ways. He becomes increasingly concerned about...

A philosopher from Ephebe, part of the intellectual community there.

An ancient pharaoh from the early history of Djelibeybi, now existing as a spirit.

A preserved royal mummy that has begun to move and act.

A philosopher from Ephebe, colleague of other philosophical thinkers in the city.

A clever young woman who questions the old ways and traditions. She has her own opinions about how...

Another preserved royal mummy showing signs of animation.

New pharaoh struggling with ancient traditions and modern ideas. He wants to modernize his kingdom...

A mathematically-minded tortoise involved in Xeno's paradoxes and philosophical discussions.

A philosopher from Ephebe who is known for his paradoxes, particularly involving tortoises and...

A highly intelligent camel with mathematical abilities. Despite his name, he is actually quite...

A mummified noble from the past, awakening with the others.

Another student at the Assassins' Guild, part of Teppic's peer group during training.

An official who conducts the final examinations for Assassins' Guild students.

A palace servant in Djelibeybi, part of the household staff.

A metalworker crafting tools and implements for the citizens.

A laborer involved in moving heavy stone blocks for pyramid construction.

An ancient pharaoh known for great construction projects, now among the spirits.

A handler of camels, working with the desert animals for transportation.

An artisan creating carpets and rugs in traditional patterns.

A student at the Assassins' Guild, training alongside Teppic.

A fellow student at the Assassins' Guild, friendly with Teppic. He seems more naturally suited to...

The senior embalmer in Djelibeybi, overseeing the mummification processes for the royal family.

A respected older citizen who advises on local matters and traditions.

A trader selling fabrics and textiles in the Djelibeybi markets.

A philosopher from Ephebe with interests in natural philosophy and mathematics.

A comedian and entertainer who provides humor for the royal court.

A skilled performer providing music for royal entertainment and ceremonies.

A wandering tribesman from the desert regions, skilled in desert survival.

A guard stationed at the border of Djelibeybi, checking travelers entering the kingdom.

A senior figure at the Assassins' Guild, involved in guild administration and policy.

A baker in the city of Ephebe, providing bread for the citizens.

A city guard maintaining order in Ephebe, though the city values philosophical discussion.

A craftsman making pottery and ceramics in Ephebe.

Another student at the Assassins' Guild, part of Teppic's class.

A palace servant in Djelibeybi, working in the royal household.

An apprentice embalmer in Djelibeybi, learning the ancient art of mummification.

A farmer growing crops in the agricultural areas of Djelibeybi.

A senior priest in the Djelibeybi hierarchy, involved in religious ceremonies and traditions.

An Ephebrian philosopher known for his moral tales and stories.

A temple assistant responsible for carrying and burning incense during rituals.

A younger servant learning her duties in the palace.

A priest in Djelibeybi, one of the religious hierarchy serving under Dios.

An official who organizes and oversees formal court events and rituals.

A student studying mathematical principles and geometry in Ephebe.

A clerk responsible for ensuring accurate measurements in pyramid construction.

An instructor at the Assassins' Guild, teaching students the finer points of assassination. He is...

A female deity associated with lunar cycles and night time.

A newly enlisted guard learning his duties at the palace.

A guard who patrols the palace grounds during the night hours.

A guard stationed at one of the palace entrances, checking visitors.

An elderly woman selling vegetables and produce in the marketplace.

An elderly priest in the Djelibeybi religious hierarchy, experienced in ancient rituals.

A cat that roams the palace grounds, hunting mice and observing events.

A young child living or visiting in the palace, curious about the happenings.

A performer trained in traditional dances for court entertainment.

The leader of the palace guards in Djelibeybi, responsible for royal security.

A literate official in the palace, recording important documents and decrees.

A young servant working in the Djelibeybi palace, part of the household staff.

A young worker caring for horses and other animals in the palace stables.

An entertainer who recounts tales and legends for the court's amusement.

A merchant selling fragrances and scented oils in the market.

A young student in Ephebe, learning philosophy from the great thinkers.

A pyramid builder and architect, head of the family construction business in Djelibeybi.

Son of Ptaclusp the pyramid builder, involved in the family construction business.

Another son of Ptaclusp, also working in pyramid construction with his family.

A mathematician and philosopher from Ephebe, interested in geometric principles.

Another palace servant in Djelibeybi, part of the domestic staff.

A sailor commanding a boat on the river, involved in trade and transport.

A farmer working the fertile lands along the river in Djelibeybi.

A fisherman working the river waters, catching fish for the local markets.

A deity associated with the river that flows through Djelibeybi.

A designer of buildings and monuments, working on royal construction projects.

The chief cook in the royal palace, preparing meals for the pharaoh and court.

An official who makes public announcements and proclamations for the pharaoh.

A fast runner who carries messages between the palace and other locations.

A healer and doctor who tends to the medical needs of the royal family.

The official responsible for managing the kingdom's finances and tax collection.

An official responsible for managing and serving the royal wine collection.

A bird considered sacred in Djelibeybi religious traditions.

Another camel in the group, less philosophically inclined than You Bastard.

An experienced servant attending to needs in the royal household.

A guard at another palace entrance, working with his fellow guards.

A merchant in the Djelibeybi marketplace, selling spices and trade goods.

A skilled craftsman working on pyramid construction, shaping stone blocks.

A citizen selling goods from a street stall in Djelibeybi.

The primary deity worshipped in Djelibeybi, associated with the sun and pharaoh.

The owner of a drinking establishment in Djelibeybi.

An official who collects taxes from the citizens of Djelibeybi.

A baker preparing ceremonial breads and offerings for temple rituals.

A cat that lives in the temple complex, considered to have spiritual significance.

A musician providing rhythmic accompaniment for religious ceremonies.

A musician playing melodies during temple rituals and ceremonies.

A scribe working in the temple complex, maintaining religious records.

A servant bringing fresh water for temple ceremonies and daily needs.

The recently deceased pharaoh of Djelibeybi, father of Teppic. His death triggers his son's return...

A senior instructor at the Assassins' Guild, overseeing student training and examinations.

An ancient creature encountered in the desert, known for asking riddles.

A third camel accompanying the group, focused on practical desert matters.

A servant responsible for maintaining torches and lighting throughout the palace.

A diplomatic representative from the neighboring kingdom of Tsort.

A warrior from Tsort, part of military or diplomatic missions.

An experienced former soldier now serving in palace security.

A member of the minor nobility, part of the court society.

A junior priest in Djelibeybi, learning the traditional ways from his seniors.