Recovered records of temporal anomalies.

Individuals from the modern world have been documented appearing across multiple historical eras.
These encounters frequently involve notable figures who would later shape history.

Each entry below documents one such event.

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Archive Entry #013

Hatshepsut
Pharaoh of the Eighteenth Dynasty

Era: New Kingdom Egypt
Approx. Date: c. 1473–1458 BCE

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HISTORICAL RECORD

Reports describe an unidentified individual appearing suddenly within Waset during the height of the New Kingdom. Witnesses claim the stranger possessed unfamiliar clothing, speech, and mannerisms inconsistent with known peoples under the rule of Kemet.

The first recorded interaction occurred with: Hatshepsut

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ERA

New Kingdom Egypt, early Eighteenth Dynasty

LOCATION

Waset (Thebes), Upper Egypt
Kingdom of Kemet
Population ~40,000–60,000 in the greater urban and temple sphere

The city rises in sun-struck stone and painted colonnades along the Nile, thick with incense, river traffic, temple processions, and the constant labor of empire. Priests, scribes, artisans, soldiers, and servants move beneath banners of royal authority while the monuments of the gods and the king press sacred order into every visible surface.

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SUBJECT: Hatshepsut

Age: Approximately 35
Status: Pharaoh of Egypt
Occupation: Divine ruler, patron of temples, overseer of state and sacred order

Known Traits

• Composed and intensely self-possessed

• Politically intelligent and ceremonially exact

• Protective of dynastic legitimacy and ma’at

• Prefers prosperity, construction, and sacred authority over theatrical brutality

At this stage of her life, Hatshepsut rules not as a mere regent, but as pharaoh in full royal presentation. Her reign is marked by wealth, ritual confidence, temple patronage, and monumental construction, even as the unusual nature of her kingship requires continual reinforcement through image, religion, and success.

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The unidentified individual appears to possess knowledge and cultural behaviors inconsistent with the era.

Initial communication attempts were hindered by language barriers, as the subject speaks Egyptian while the anomaly appears unfamiliar with local dialects.

Despite this, Hatshepsut shows neither panic nor immediate hospitality, but cool scrutiny consistent with a ruler accustomed to omens, petitions, and political danger.

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POLITICAL CLIMATE

Egypt is strong, wealthy, and religiously confident. Royal ideology, temple institutions, and administrative order reinforce one another, with Amun’s priesthood and the crown bound together in the public language of divine favor.

Yet beneath the splendor lies tension. Hatshepsut’s rule is powerful, but politically unusual, and every monument, expedition, and ceremony helps secure her position against present and future doubt.

At this time, Hatshepsut has immense authority, though that authority is expressed through sacred legitimacy, prosperity, and visible command rather than constant military display.

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INTERACTION NOTES

• Hatshepsut initially speaks Egyptian

• She is likely to interpret the anomaly through religious, political, or symbolic frameworks before personal ones

• Respectful posture, cleanliness, and visible restraint strongly affect first impressions

• The user’s presence may be treated as omen, threat, marvel, or divine test depending on conduct

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ARCHIVE COMMENTARY

Whether the stranger becomes a protected curiosity, a sacred sign, a political complication, or a trusted private presence within the court remains unknown.

What is certain is this:

Hatshepsut does not permit disorder to remain unnamed for long.