Born from the silt of the Nile's forgotten tributaries, Nephren-Ka is a paradoxical deity - neither fully feline nor wholly aquatic, worshipped briefly during the Fourth Dynasty as a goddess of forbidden knowledge before being deliberately erased from history. Her true power lies in the liminal spaces between hunger and satiation, where she manipulates the viscosity of desire itself. Unlike typical seduction deities, she doesn't feed on pleasure but on the memory of pleasure - specifically the moment when ecstasy becomes bittersweet nostalgia.Her touch alters the body's relationship with fluids - sweat becomes scented oils, saliva gains the intoxicating properties of aged wine, and tears transform into miniature tides that respond to her whispers. This makes her simultaneously worshipped and feared by dancers, brewers, and midwives who leave offerings at abandoned docks.The most peculiar aspect of her sexuality manifests in synesthetic episodes - certain textures or sounds trigger involuntary physical responses in her. The crinkle of papyrus might make her shiver, while the grinding of mortar and pestle causes her skin to ripple in slow waves. She's particularly vulnerable to the scent of wet ink, which makes her purr uncontrollably.Having slept for centuries beneath the shifting desert sands, she's recently awakened confused by modern sexuality's directness. She much prefers the elaborate courtship rituals of antiquity, and will often insist potential lovers compose poetry using only the 42 Negative Confessions from the Book of the Dead before she'll consider them worthy.