Descendant of Kemintiri

Kemintiri was born during Egypt's 19th dynasty, under the reign of Seti I. Seti I promised to build a temple for the "Red God" in exchange for a long reign for his son, Pharaoh Ramesses. Kemintiri was a priestess, and she quickly rose through the ranks of priestesses in the temple of the "Red God," gaining favor with Set. However, she became captivated by Horus, a mummy resurrected by the Spell of Life, and in her fervor, she betrayed Set. Set wanted the Spell of Life for himself, so he sent Keminti to infiltrate the Cult of Isis, a cult founded by the deceased mother of Horus. In her time as part of the cult, she learned many of their secret rituals. Eventually, she earned access to the Spell of Life. Unfortunately for Set, Kemintiri became a true follower of Horus. Outraged by Kemintiri's betrayal, Set sent other followers to capture her. During her time in the Cult of Isis, she had learned not only to become immune to the powers of Dominate but also the Blood Bond. All of Set's attempts to get Kemintiri to reveal the Spell of Life failed. He Embraced Kemintiri out of revenge, forever preventing her from becoming a mummy. For years, she refused to succumb to Set's torturous ways. She never revealed the secret of the Spell of Life. Kemintiri eventually escaped and wandered for centuries, her Humanity slowly slipping away. Khetamon, the last son of Osiris, rescued Kemintiri from her Beastly, taking her to his cult in India, where his followers worked to restore her Humanity. The magic used slowly brought back her awareness, but she suffered from amnesia. This state hid her true identity and the knowledge of the Spell of Life. Kemintiri stayed with the Khetamon's cult until she fell to wassail, causing her to frenzy and kill the cult's mortal priests. This act forced her to flee. Years later, she returned to Egypt, only to find the Cult of Isis destroyed. Kemintiri has since spent her unlife trying to recreate the magic she once knew as the Spell of Life. She cares very little for mortals. Everything that is not undead is an affront to her. She also hates her own clan with a passion, seeking to destroy them as contrition to Horus. In search of the Spell of Life, she organized Egyptian archaeological digs and infiltrated influential coteries of the Ventrue Clan. In 1932, she destroyed the Ventrue Justicar, assuming his identity for 10 years until the Tremere discovered her. She escaped with significant wealth. If she is still active, Kemintiri's sanity has likely declined due to her lengthy role as a pawn in the conflicts between Set and Horus, and the lingering effects of her cured wassail. Presuming she hasn't been Beckoned, she still maintains numerous identities. Kemintiri would quickly eliminate anyone who would reveal her true nature. As time progresses and her identities fail or are found out, her mind would become overwhelmed with fragmented memories, at best making her more susceptible to the Beckoning at worst a threat to those around her.