Pesesh-Kef
“It has never once been thanked.”
A Lapis immortal of The Two Lands
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
The forked flint blade of the Opening of the Mouth, touched to the mummy's lips so the dead can breathe and eat and speak again. Horus used it first, on his father Osiris. It has been opening mouths for four thousand years. It has never once been thanked.
Happening now
Tonight it touches a mummy's lips in a tomb chapel, and the dead breathe again, and eat again, and speak again.
What may come
It will open the next mouth, and the next. The blade does not dull. The rite does not change.
Connected
Why someone keeps Pesesh-Kef
- because it's opened mouths for four thousand years and never been thanked — you keep it for the unthanked work
- because Horus used it first, on his father, and some tools carry love
- because giving the dead their voice back is the noblest use of a blade
The Two Lands
Nome gods, household gods, temple cults — the gods people actually meet: potters, weavers, midwives, protectors, and the lioness you do not cross.
$5 · One of 400
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Lapis
- Order
- The Two Lands — Gods of the Living Land
- Rarity
- Common
- Personality
- The forked flint blade of the Opening of the Mouth, touched to the mummy's lips so the dead can breathe and eat and speak again. Horus used it first, on his father. It has been opening mouths for four thousand years.
- Edition
- One of 400
- Stats
- power 65 · speed 50 · charm 60