Aker (Akar):

            Male. Early Egyptian in origins. Appearances confirmed circa 2600 BC 2800 BC, but rumor suggest his fledging was some time in the 4th millennia BC. For a time, he was worshiped as the deification of the horizon by the peoples of Egypt. Mentioned by name within the Pyramid Texts (3^rd Millennia BC). Aker itself translates as “(one who) bends.” Brief encounters with Aker have indicated his name is quite apt. Seemingly Displays an ability to bend physical reality around himself. A hymn within the Pyramid Texts associates him as:

A god who lives on his fathers,

    who feeds on his mothers...

Possible fathers include Anubis, Bast, Maahes, Sekhmet, Mahan.

Current whereabouts unknown.