The African woman, the Anubian Sickle, exemplifies the mysticism that surrounds the cult of the priests from Cairo.

Mirembe stands at roughly five foot eleven, her physique lean and powerful, not unlike the jungle cats from her home. Her hue is a rich chocolate, her hairs knotted in dreds a pitch black, decorated with various small tidbits and decorative, thin chains. Her face is tattooed with smaller black dots, in an intricate pattern, going from her cheekbones and up over her face, growing thicker in density as they reach over her forehead and forming a black mass as it meets her hairline.

She carries little equipment outside the bare essentials. Her most notable equipment consists of a khopesh, a union between sword and axe, a wicked blade made for brutal use against the Abberants in the land of the Crow.. Or just about anyone who might challenge her in combat. A thick fur coat is wrapped around her shoulders to keep her warm, as the temperature of northern Africa is very much unlike that of the northern hemisphere. Bundled up in the furs, she does not show a lot of skin. At times of ritual, she will also don a strange animal mask, a black-faced canine. It looks almost ancient.