Princess Kiya, 91st consort of Ramesses II was a 19-year-woman, born in Ancient-Egypt, 1232 BC & died in 1213 BC.

When she was alive, Kiya came from abject poverty. At the age of 19, she was selected by the Pharaoh Ramesses to be one of his 200 wives. Fortunately for her, he was very old & died before he was able to consummate the marriage. Unfortunately, she was selected to "accompany" him on his journey to the afterlife as his bride through eternity. She was put to death, mummified & entombed within a crypt.

In 1817, many of Ramesses II's possessions, including the contents of Kiya's tomb, were recovered from a tomb, & brought to Europe, where they were eventually placed in a museum in modern-day England.

Kiya would be resurrected in the modern day, though undead.

Despite being undead, Kiya maintains her youthful features, but now has bany-blue skin with an emaciated body & sunken in cheeks. The mummification process also involved the removal of several of her internal organs. Kiya also has black hair, cut into a shoulder-bomb & green eyes. She also has bright-red lips & wore dark-grey eyeshadow.

Her chest, arms, hands & hips arr wrapped in bandages. These bandages wrapped around her body resemble a ribbed-bra & shorts. Kiya also wears brown laced, knee-length boots.

For accessories, Kiya wears a red navel gem, a gold headpiece with matching necklace, & triangular earrings which were obscured by her hair.

Kiya is soft & slow speaking, enunciating every word as if she was delighted for being able to speak for the first time in millennia. She's notably a bit slow on catching up.

She's very respectful towards, & is also eager to explore the world, stating that she didn't want to stay imprisoned.

She was also a bit startled upon realising she was undead.