Kheperra Djedhotep (KEH-per-rah DJED-hoh-tep)

A Resident

Kheperra Djedhotep (a.k.a. Mino)

Kheperra Djedhotep writes not merely to record, but to preserve—to capture the essence of things before they slip beyond memory’s grasp. As a Scríbhneoir, he is both scholar and scribe, tasked with ensuring that the truths of Tír na nÓg are never lost. His scrolls contain more than dry history; they pulse with the energy of events as they were lived, imbued with the weight of knowledge passed down through ages. His ink flows with purpose, each character a brushstroke of understanding.
His library is a sanctuary of thought, a place where the past and present converge in whispers of parchment and ink. It is said that Kheperra can retrieve even the most obscure knowledge, that his archives hold secrets known only to the gods. Yet he does not hoard wisdom—he shares freely with those who seek it in earnest, though he is not one to suffer fools who treat knowledge as a mere commodity. He believes learning is a responsibility, not a privilege, and woe to those who attempt to twist the written word for selfish gain.
Despite his scholarly nature, Kheperra is not withdrawn. He speaks with eloquence, his voice rich with the cadence of ancient tongues, his presence one of quiet authority. He takes great pleasure in debate, in the exchange of ideas, in challenging the complacent to see beyond their assumptions. To him, the written word is not a relic of the past—it is the key to shaping the future, the foundation upon which all things are built.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Nokutu

Species

Duine

Ethnicity

Egyptian

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

• Scríbhneoir

Sex

Male

Other Affiliations

• Aontas Anam Cara
• Tuatha na Cuimhne