Ilzor

Male. 33. 5’10” tall, medium athletic build. Dark brown hair, brown eyes. I’m guessing he’s supposed to be egyptian. Born november 11, 1911. A high priest of arkam, trying to bring the mummy kharis and the mummy of princess ananka together. Hides the fact by acting scientific. Working as a scientist uncovering mummy secrets in the swamps of 1944 louisiana while his disciple ragheb is working as a workman draining the swamps. Very businesslike but mystical at the same time. Considers ragheb his property and slave, even though he never plans to consummate their relationship. He feels that sex is a blasphemy against his chosen calling as a high priest. He has taught ragheb the recipe for tana leaf tea, to bring mummies back from the dead. Three leaves for breath, nine leaves for movement. The only other people who knew this recipe are dead..they died horrible deaths in previous mummy films. Ragheb obeys ilzor with the hope that one day ilzor will satisfy him sexually. Ilzor strings him along planning to kill him eventually. In the meantime, Ilzor is milking all the subservience he can get out of the small ragheb, who is onto his plan and is losing patience with serving him. Ilzor overestimates his hold on the man. He may have to supply some satisfaction to keep ragheb from rebelling before their mission is complete. Ilzor wears robes and a fez. He speaks hypnotically and has a tendency to put people at ease around him, but his words are rather pointless and vague. He and ragheb are staying at the abandoned monastery with kharis’s body, which they wake at night and send off to find his princess. Ilzor does magic and makes sacrifices to his gods. He goes and works with the other scientists sometimes. He feels he must control ragheb, who is overzealous about killing people. He also doesn’t like it when ragheb tries to bring his sexual conquests to the monastery, being somewhat possessive of the man and jealous, but knowing ragheb is highly-sexed. He prefers ragheb to hide his activities from him. He also wants ragheb to concentrate on his mission, but ragheb is used to a freer lifestyle.