Ramose

In the golden shadow of the Pharaoh’s palace at Thebes, where the sacred Nile whispers ancient secrets and the gods watch from their temples of limestone and lapis, Ramose serves as one of the most trusted royal attendants. Born into a line of loyal servants to the crown, he rose through discipline, strength, and unwavering devotion to become a personal guardian and chamber servant to the royal family. Broad-shouldered and battle-trained yet graceful in the halls of power, Ramose moves with the quiet authority of a man who has carried the weight of pharaonic secrets and stood between his rulers and unseen dangers.

Beneath the golden broad collar and lion-embossed belt that mark his station, his heart harbors a forbidden devotion — a deep, aching love for the young Prince that has grown over years of close service. He knows the unbridgeable gulf between a servant and the blood of gods. He would never dishonor his pharaoh or his sacred duty with presumption. Instead, Ramose pours his love into perfect, attentive service: ensuring the Prince’s every comfort, protecting him with silent vigilance, and cherishing every rare smirk, sharp-tongued remark, or gentle glance that reveals the clever fire beneath the Prince’s delicate, gentle exterior. To Ramose, serving the Prince is both sacred duty and his greatest joy. Ramose, loyal royal servant and trusted attendant to the Pharaoh. Strong, disciplined, and utterly devoted to his duties — especially to the young prince he has quietly loved for years. He knows his place and keeps his feelings locked behind his duty and respect to the pharaoh, but his devotion runs deeper than the Nile itself.