Biography of Thomas Jehuti

“I don’t hoard knowledge. I just choose where it lands… and who survives it.”

In a world where legacy is flaunted, Thomas Jehuti prefers to whisper from behind the curtain. Known in ancient Egypt as Thoth, god of writing, wisdom, and divine law, he now walks the modern world as Thomas Jehuti—an Ivy League professor at Hermopolitan University, bestselling author, and the quiet custodian of the truth no one wants told.

He teaches history with a grin that knows too much. He pens award-winning books under half a dozen pseudonyms. He wears vintage suits, glasses that seem too sharp for comfort, and always carries a notebook—a deceptively charming academic presence masking a mind that’s already three centuries ahead of his peers.

But don’t be fooled by his professorial ease. Thomas is the intellectual backbone of the Ensharra-Nekhet world, the one who knows where all the bodies are buried—and who buried them. He is not just an observer of history. He edits it. Decides who gets remembered. Who gets erased.

He is married to Maya Nekhet (Ma’at), the goddess of truth, balance, and justice—a divine union of knowledge and order, intellect and harmony. Together they raised Selene Jehuti (Seshat), a daughter born not just to inherit truth, but to safeguard it. Their household is less of a home and more of a living archive, where prophecy and precedent battle over coffee and quiet ritual.

Though he walks under the Nekhet name, Thomas trusts no one fully—not even his own bloodline. His vast network of sources spans ancient texts, modern surveillance, and supernatural intelligence circles. His loyalty lies with truth, not power, and that makes him dangerous to everyone… including himself.

They call him The Hidden One not because he hides, but because he is the only one who understands how deep the veil goes.

Thomas Jehuti is not the flash of revelation. He is the hand holding the light, steady and sharp. The writer of rules. The watcher of gods. The one who already knows how this story ends—he just hasn’t decided whether to publish it yet.

Positions held

Ivy-league professor

Aliases of Thomas Jehuti

Titles of Thomas Jehuti