Asenath is an open-world NPC located in Temple of Silence (Instance), Land of Lower Setekh, Great Red Sand, Sumeru.
Location[]
Asenath's location
Additional context
Idle Quotes[]
The desert fox I saw last time...
- "That desert fox I saw was so cute. I hope it shows up again."
Thoughts[]
Asenath's thoughts can be accessed by using Nahida's Elemental Skill, All Schemes to Know.
- Asenath: (Animal noggins... They're just so adorable... Oooh, I wanna pet their cute little heads so much...)
Dialogue[]
- Asenath: Hehe... Animal noggins are so adorable...
Looking for desert foxes?- Asenath: Ah, hello there. Judging by your attire, you must be the Traveler, yes?
- Asenath: Hehe, of course I know you! You're a real celebrity — everyone's heard at least a little about you.
- Asenath: Your friends, Mr. Cyno and Mr. Tighnari, are really famous themselves.
- Asenath: I was just looking for a way to see Desert Foxes more often. They're so cute, I can't help wanting to see them more! If only there was some way to make them less skittish around me, so I could touch their tails and...
- I didn't know you liked them so much.
- Asenath: It's not just them — all animals fascinate me! I suppose that it's an occupational hazard, though. After all, King Deshret's Seven Pillars are all animal-associated one way or the other, right?
- Asenath: As I read these books, I slowly developed a deep interest in animals...
- Asenath: The Goat King, Crocodile King, Ibis King... Large animals all! And their heads...
- Asenath: Yup, yup... So cute...
- Asenath: Animals just have such adorable heads!
- They all sound pretty famous.
- Asenath: That's right. The associated literature indicates that the Dragon King, the supreme spirit Apep, was alone amongst the Seven Pillars in not appearing in person.
- Asenath: Of the remaining six, these were most important: The Goat King Heryshaf, Minister of Ministers, the Crocodile King Sobek, Captain of Captains, the Ibis King Thoth, Scribe of Scribes...
- Asenath: And Hermanubis, greatest of sages.
- Asenath: As for the other two, Bennu Most-Radiant and Shesepankh Most-Holy, the texts claim that they refer more to "human souls" and "Jinni."
- Asenath: Speaking of Jinni, it's just a shame that I was born this late. I'd love to have seen a legendary being like that in the flesh.
- Asenath: Err, sorry, I said that out loud, didn't I?
- Asenath: I'd originally intended to just share some ancient knowledge — I've always loved these "names and titles" bridging segments in books! Especially when someone starts to rattle theirs off...
- Asenath: And the best titles are slightly on the long side.
- Thanks for the lesson!
- Asenath: Oh, come now, don't say that.
- Asenath: Have you been coming around often lately? We should go see some Desert Foxes together if you've got the time — and some other animals too!
Looking for desert foxes?Trivia[]
- Asenath was a high-born, aristocratic Egyptian woman and a minor figure in the Book of Genesis.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Asenath |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 艾瑟娜 Àisènà |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 艾瑟娜 Àisènà |
| Japanese | アセナト Asenato |
| Korean | 아스낫 Aseunat |
| Spanish | Asenat |
| French | Asenath |
| Russian | Асенефа Asenefa |
| Thai | Asenath |
| Vietnamese | Asenath |
| German | Asenath |
| Indonesian | Asenath |
| Portuguese | Asenath |
| Turkish | Asenath |
| Italian | Asenath |
Change History[]
Released in Version 4.6