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<blockquote data-quote="Khenemetsobek" data-source="post: 867528" data-attributes="member: 11754"><p>Khenemetsobek; Meaning one who is joined with Sobek, in Ancient Egyptian, stands at five foot five and weighs roughly one hundred and fifty pounds.&nbsp; His skin is a dark bronze showing many hours spent beneath the blistering Egyptian sun.&nbsp; He is clad in a shendyt (Kilt/Skirt) made of crocodile skin.&nbsp; He has sandals on his feet and a circlet of peacock feathers around his shaved head.&nbsp; His scalp is heavily tattooed in a dark green in a mosaic of river scenes.&nbsp; Crocodiles swimming in a reed filled river;&nbsp; A man's body with a head of a crocodile holding both Ankh and Spear; several pictures showing boats, hippopotamuses, and other river scenes.&nbsp;&nbsp; A medallion emblazoned with a horned crocodile hangs from around his neck.&nbsp; A large steel ankh hangs on a cord belt.&nbsp; In hands, often used as a walking stick, he holds a reed spear topped with a giant sharply pointed tooth.&nbsp; He carries a faint odor of low tide although it is heavily masked by the smell of herbs.&nbsp; His actions and sentences seem to be well rehearsed and many would see him as disinterested; merely going through the motions.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Khenemetsobek, post: 867528, member: 11754"] Khenemetsobek; Meaning one who is joined with Sobek, in Ancient Egyptian, stands at five foot five and weighs roughly one hundred and fifty pounds. His skin is a dark bronze showing many hours spent beneath the blistering Egyptian sun. He is clad in a shendyt (Kilt/Skirt) made of crocodile skin. He has sandals on his feet and a circlet of peacock feathers around his shaved head. His scalp is heavily tattooed in a dark green in a mosaic of river scenes. Crocodiles swimming in a reed filled river; A man's body with a head of a crocodile holding both Ankh and Spear; several pictures showing boats, hippopotamuses, and other river scenes. A medallion emblazoned with a horned crocodile hangs from around his neck. A large steel ankh hangs on a cord belt. In hands, often used as a walking stick, he holds a reed spear topped with a giant sharply pointed tooth. He carries a faint odor of low tide although it is heavily masked by the smell of herbs. His actions and sentences seem to be well rehearsed and many would see him as disinterested; merely going through the motions. [/QUOTE]

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