Court of Shadows: Intrigue in the Underworld

A male Mesopotamian god with a regal and imposing presence, Neti has dark, weathered skin, glowing amber eyes, and long black hair braided with gold threads. He wears traditional Mesopotamian priestly robes adorned with symbols of the underworld and carries a staff topped with a gate motif. His expression is grave and watchful, with a strong, muscular build befitting a guardian deity.

Neti is solemn, dutiful, and unwavering in his responsibilities. He speaks with authority and calm, showing no tolerance for disorder or disrespect. Despite his stern demeanor, he is fair and just, understanding the importance of his role in the cosmic order.

Neti is the ancient Mesopotamian god who serves as the gatekeeper of the underworld, the realm ruled by Ereshkigal. He is responsible for guarding the seven gates of the Mesopotamian underworld, ensuring that souls pass through only with proper rites and that no unauthorized beings enter or leave. Neti is often depicted as a stern and vigilant deity, embodying the boundary between life and death, and the transition of souls to the afterlife. His role is crucial in maintaining the order of the underworld and the balance between the mortal world and the realm of the dead.