#rodbearingpriest

[rodbearingpriest]

((*mun throws fem!Joey and the runs away*))

Who let this peasant in here? 

[talesofkemet-blog]

Application for Priest Seth/Set

High Priest of the court, a man from humble and small beginnings that managed to climbed the ranks has joined this story. With whisper of his origins spoken behind his back he holds his head high and his morals set. Where will this man steer the story of Kemet? 

Ah~! A Priest Seth welcome to the group, have to say I enjoy what I see. I can't wait to see you in action and what stories you bring to this group. Just make sure to put your affiliation of Tales of Kemet and a link that leads back to the group, as well as follow everyone that's in the group. Also the more headcanons the more interesting it is as I say so welcome~

~Yoly

Counter part: Seto Kaiba

Social Standing: Wealthy due to his stance of being a high priest of the pharaoh

Personality: Priest Set is very strong and determined, loyal to those he serves and unrelenting when it comes to achieving his goals. He shows no mercy to those who committed offensive acts against the pharaoh, Kemet, and the Egyptian Gods themselves. Set holds himself in high regards, thinking himself at a much superior position than most. While prideful as he is, he still has a soft spot he won't admit towards women and children. The last thing he could ever do is hurt a woman or child. To those he is close to, he treats them with respect and tries to be less harsh to them when they aren't in the pharaoh's court. 

Bio: Set grew up hardly knowing his father. His mother told him that he bravely died in battle and that was the end of that. He and his mother lived in a small village after Akhenaden left them to do his duty for the pharaoh over him and his mother. He grew up and, at a young age, followed a group of thieves out after watching them pillage a town and kidnapping a strange woman. With no other desire than to free her, he shadowed them and let her free. He hadn't thought of the consequences of freeing the girl and soon ended up with his whole village being pillaged by the very same thieves. It was too late for him to save his mother and he was about to face his own death when a white dragon with blue-eyes saved him. Set knew not of where it came from, but he is incredibly grateful for it saving his life that night. 

Finding himself with no home, he goes to the palace and is taken under the wing of Akhenaden as well as becoming close to Atem, Mahaado, and Mana as children. As he grew older, he wanted to serve the pharaoh and become a high priest. It took a lot of hard work, effort, and dedication, but he finally became the bearer of the Millennium Rod when Atem took the throne. Now Set will stop at nothing to serve the pharaoh and destroy the thief king for his crimes. 

Personal Blog: Personal: Thievesandswords, other main blog is Bakurakingofthieves

Skype: sephiroth.1winged

((I'm still getting used to Set as a muse so more headcanons would come eventually))

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

Set didn't flinch or make any expression that he was interested. "I am not interested in anything having to do with you. I merely heard rumours of your presence and had to see it with my own eyes. Stay away from the palace, Dark One."

"Of course. ... I forgot. You are, after all, entirely incorruptible."

He stepped back and began to melt into the shadows along the wall. As he did, he shot him a shit-eating smile.

"Of course, as you have not made any covenant with Me, I am afraid that is a promise I have no obligation or interest in keeping. I wonder who will get there faster - you, or Me? Ku ku ku!"

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

Something about being told that he was incorruptible stroked his ego in the slightest, making him smirk at the notion. "You are right about one thing." He scoffed, but kept his arms folded with the rod grasped tightly in his hand. "I will not inform you of his location, you can figure that on your own, foul god."

"I can and I will."

He eyed the Rod with interest, briefly considering making a move for it before deciding against it. The Thief had already taken a Rod - they did not need another.

"... But enough about him. You approached Me, human. Was it, perhaps... to make a covenant of sorts?"

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

"As far as I'm aware, he hasn't doomed us all yet. In this stage, I can be sure that he won't turn traitor." He spoke adamantly. In truth, he had mixed feelings about Akhenaden, but he still grew up to respect him as an elder through his ascent into priesthood.

"Yes, yes. An idealistic priest, then, not unlike yourself. Incorruptible, or so you all insist! ... I know how it is."

Humans were all the same, in the end.

"Now, boy. ... Tell Me where I can find him."

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

Set heaved a sigh. "Nothing more than a case of a youth spell. You won't touch him in this state unless you wish to go through me." His eyes narrowed and he kept his sturdy stance.

"Go through you? My very horns  are shaking at the thought. Though I must say - for someone so angry at his father, you are rather protective of him.”

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

"Tch. If he wished to betray the pharaoh, then I don't share any compassion for a traitor. However, at the moment Lord Akhenaden is under a spell--" He cut himself off, the Dark God needn't know too much on current affairs.

"… Ho?"

His mind was far away from his own current troubles - troubles he wouldn’t want any of these enemies to know about. Scheming was his forte and his greatest pleasure, after all.

"A spell, you say? You’ve piqued My curiosity ~"

[necrophadesoftheshadows]

Set grimaced upon the title. "I claim no relations to the man I once considered my elder."

"Such a shame. He is a favourite of Mine, Myself. You should speak to him again. Catch up. Not many humans have the great honour of shedding their humanity for the greater good!"