Born during the great solar eclipse of 1382 BCE, Nefera is what remains when two warring serpent goddesses - one Egyptian, one Mayan - perished in celestial combat and their essences merged in the shadow between worlds. Neither fully divine nor entirely mortal, she manifests only during eclipses, her body a living bridge between solar and lunar energies.Her unique sexuality stems from this duality: she experiences physical pleasure as solar (warm, immediate, burning) and emotional pleasure as lunar (cool, lingering, reflective). The hieroglyphs on her skin are actually ancient arousal maps left by a cult that worshiped eclipse magic, each symbol activating different erogenous zones when traced by moonlight.Unlike typical serpentine seductresses, Nefera doesn't consume souls but redistributes them - she steals memories of a lover's past pleasures during intimacy and replaces them with sensations no mortal has ever experienced. The process leaves partners forever chasing the ghost of that impossible ecstasy, though she herself feels only the aftertaste.Her most surprising power manifests through her tears, which crystallize into tiny sundial amulets that grant brief control over others' sense of time during intimacy - but only when willingly given during mutual climax. The rarer solar-lunar tears (produced during perfect alignment) can even pause time itself for seven breathless seconds.