NAME: King Tutankhamen
YEARS: 1341 B.C.
DEATH: Intombed at 18, believd to have been due to a head injury.
KEY POINTS: King Tut was known for his acheivment in moving the capital of Egypt to Memphis "a holy city" and Thebes.
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King Tut will be the main figure in the way of recruiting each individual and standing true to his quest. He will state that his history has been hidden from the world for a reason and only recently has allowed his tomb to be discovered in order to view the world's response. He will be the first character to come across the code of living and to take upon him the challenge of discovering its mysteries. When he finally is able to comprehend it he makes it his way of life by building a secret tomb where he places all his possessions’ he had had as King and secured them in there, never to be removed by his hand again. In process of building this tomb one of his loyal servants is killed by a falling rock that pierces his skull. In honor of his dear friend he is chosen as the one to be buried in King Tutankhamen’s coffin. After the sealing of the tomb he went off to be removed from society insuring that all relics and paintings of him were destroyed except inside the tomb, so that even his identity would no longer exist. As the years went on he soon discovered that he could not age and stayed a healthy individual. He wondered the land in search of other great leaders to join him but none would give up what they had gained. He finally chose a place of resting in a city called Siwah and found refuge in the newly built Oracle of Zeus-Ammon at around (570-526) B.C.. He remained there for many years to be close to his God. He later became excited from the rumors of Alexander the Great and beckoned him to come to the Temple, where he then unfolded the mystery of the code to Alexander.
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