Satiah

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• Vital Stats

  • Name: Satiah
  • Gender: Female
  • Played by: Rubix
  • Race: Immortal
  • Deity: Baset
  • Age: 3,472 Years
  • Height: 5' 4"
  • Complexion: Bronze
  • Hair: Black
  • Eyes: Brown

• Description

  Satiah takes her exotic features from her Egyptian heritage, being of pure Egyptian rather than Greco influenced. She has dark black hair, bronze toned skin, and dark chocolate brown eyes. She's not the tallest woman in the world, but she has owns her body and is very proud of herself.

• Biography

  Satiah was born to the royal family of Thutmose II, one of the Pharaoh's daughters sired shortly before his consort and half-sister Hatshepsut's death in 1458 BC. Satiah knew greatly of her father's name and rank, and though she didn't have the ambition the rest of the family did she did stay close to the ruling families.
  
  Little was known of her mother, Satiah showed up an abandoned child at the palace and was quickly put into the slave ranks. Serving her family without every being a part of them, but 1418 BC Satiah began to realize that she was not changing like those around her. While they were getting older and dying, she felt young and alive.
  
  It was around 1400 BC when her mother finally appeared to her, a beautiful white lioness curled politely in the Pharaoh's throne with eyes of human intelligence. Baset, the lion Goddess of Fertility announced herself and proclaimed Satiah as her's. Though she didn't possess godlike gifts, she was gifted with an extended life. Something that Satiah isn't quite sure of so much in the current age.
  
  Serving as consul she stayed on at the palace for generations, watching her family line wither and die off, watching new lines be born, and sometimes assisting in historical decisions. Though her more interesting stage in life came when she served as handmaiden to Cleopatra and watched the fall of the Ptolemy reign.
  
  Now, she runs a small cosmetic boutique in Nexxus, far from her heritage and definitely far from the land of her people she still keeps to the old ways. Still clinging to tradition, still worshiping the old gods, and living fairly off the radar.

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