“In the outer reaches of the Nile rules Phara — part woman, part myth. Keeper of the lions for three thousand years, she is the immortal protector of the Temple of Kait and the people who worship at its alter. For those who violate her sacred domain, their fate is death!” Phara was the ruler and protector of the land of Kait. The land centered on a settlement the size of a small village, also known as Kait. This Caucasian-inhabited city-state revers the Sphinx, which Phara refers to as her “brother,” who they believe is the “ancestor of lions”. Phara possessed the ability to control lions.
Description “In the outer reaches of the Nile rules Phara — part woman, part myth. Keeper of the lions for three thousand years, she is the immortal protector of the Temple of Kait and the people who worship at its alter. For those who violate her sacred domain, their fate is death!” Phara was the ruler and protector of the land of Kait. The land centered on a settlement the size of a small village, also known as Kait. This Caucasian-inhabited city-state revers the Sphinx, which Phara refers to as her “brother,” who they believe is the “ancestor of lions”. Phara possessed the ability to control lions.
