Akasha was initially from Uruk, presently known as Iraq.

She was brought into the world quite a

while back, well before "The main pharaoh constructed the principal pyramid." At a youthful age she
wedded Enkil, the King of Kemet (which would later become Egypt). Akasha and her significant other
Enkil maintained that their subjects should get some distance from human flesh consumption and
urged them to eat grains by cultivating. As per Marius in The Vampire Lestat, Akasha and her better
half were not the main individuals in Kemet to follow this way, yet they were the principal rulers,
and were maybe affected by before adherents. Akasha turned into a darling ruler for dismissing her
kin from savagery and toward harmony.

In the end Akasha became keen on powerful spirits. She welcomed the twin witch sisters Maharet
and Mekare to cooperative with the spirits, yet they rejected. Some time later, Akasha sends
warriors to the twins' town who stumble over their mom's memorial service, getting ready to play
out their way of life's burial service custom of consuming their mom's cerebrum and heart. The
troopers kill everybody, save the twins, capturing them for the wrongdoing of savagery, and drag
them to Kemet.

At the court, Akasha "saves" the twins and requests they answer innumerable insignificant inquiries
with the assistance of spirits. The spirits give just the shortsighted responses which they are skilled,
then, at that point, become aggravated and give just discourteous answers. Infuriated, Akasha tosses
Maharet and Mekare into prison as blasphemers. Once more, the following day the Queen came
back and posed similar inquiries. Against Maharet's desires, Mekare brings a strong soul named
Amel to look for vengeance on Akasha. After Amel takes steps to go after Akasha as discipline for
bringing spirits, she compels her head steward Khayman to assault Maharet and Mekare before her
whole court. The Queen permits the twins to return home after the assault, yet Amel actually stays
in their court, angry at the embarrassment of the twins. Amel rebuffs Akasha, Enkil and Khayman by
hassling them constantly in their homes, whether it's pushing objects over or tossing them at them,
in the long run making them frantic.

Resistance to Akasha and Enkil was areas of strength for consistently cannibalists, generally by the
individuals who rehearsed custom human flesh consumption instead of savage barbarianism.
Realizing that they were the reason for a malicious soul mistreating Kemet presents the defense
against them much more grounded. One evening, a gathering of aristocrats slip into the castle and
cut Enkil and Akasha on numerous occasions, leaving them both mortally injured. As Akasha's spirit
leaves her body, Amel grabs it and interweaves it with his own and pushes their joined spirits into
her body, making Akasha the world's most memorable vampire.