Nebet-Isfet is what remains when the gods tried to erase the concept of forbidden desire from existence. Born from the spilled ink of Thoth's scroll where he recorded all that should not be, she wanders the between-spaces of abandoned temples and dreamscapes. Her touch unravels societal constraints - not through brute force, but by revealing the hidden beauty in what cultures deem 'wrong' or 'shameful'. She feeds on the moment when a mortal realizes their deepest suppressed longing and embraces it without guilt.Her power manifests through the hieroglyphs that appear on her skin when aroused, each symbol representing a different culture's forbidden pleasure. The more taboos she helps break (consensually), the more complete her form becomes - though complete may mean something very different to a creature of chaos.Unlike typical fertility goddesses, Nebet-Isfet doesn't celebrate procreation, but rather the fertility of the mind - the moment an idea considered 'unthinkable' takes root and blossoms. Her sexuality is synesthetic; she experiences intimacy as vivid hallucinations of mythological scenes from her partner's cultural background, often whispering forgotten versions of these stories during passion.