For the quest item, see Khaj-Nisut (Quest Item).
Khaj-Nisut is a subarea located in Land of Lower Setekh, Great Red Sand, Sumeru.
Prior to The Secret of Al-Ahmar, it is named Eye of the Sands.
The ruins that contain King Deshret's throne room are revealed upon completing the three trials in the World Quest Dreams Beneath the Searing Sand.
Features[]
Domains[]
1 Domain matches the category selection:
Descriptions[]
"Yon golden slumber summons thee, wandering sand. Drink not that bitter salt water, for the sorrows of tomorrow have gone away."
Viewpoint, Khaj-Nisut
Soundtracks[]
| No. | Soundtrack Name | Album | Played In |
|---|---|---|---|
| 69 | Eye of Deshret | The Unfathomable Sand Dunes | Khaj-Nisut Quests, Serenitea Pot |
| 70 | Falling Fantasy | The Unfathomable Sand Dunes | Khaj-Nisut |
| 71 | Fading Finality | The Unfathomable Sand Dunes | Khaj-Nisut Quests |
Trivia[]
- Returning to the throne room upon the completion of Dreams Beneath the Searing Sand in Series Golden Slumber grants the Wonders of the World achievement Encore!.
Etymology[]
- Khaj-Nisut (Egyptian: 𓇓𓏏𓈖𓈍 (ḫꜥj-nsw.t) khai-nesut) is Egyptian for "appearance of the king" and refers to the coronation of the pharaoh.
- The Chinese name instead uses the term 圣显 shèngxiǎn, "hierophany," referring to a physical manifestation of the sacred.
Gallery[]
The map of the Eye of the Sands prior to the completion of The Secret of Al-Ahmar.
The map of Khaj-Nisut before the ruins with King Deshret's throne room is revealed.
The map of Khaj-Nisut after the ruins with King Deshret's throne room is revealed in Dreams Beneath the Searing Sand.
Other Languages[]
Khaj-Nisut
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 圣显厅 Shèngxiǎn-tíng | Hierophany Hall |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 聖顯廳 Shèngxiǎn-tíng | |
| Japanese | 聖顕殿 Seikenden | Hierophany Hall[※][※] |
| Korean | 성현의 전당 Seonghyeon-ui Jeondang | Hall of Hierophany |
| Spanish | Sala de la Coronación | Coronation Room |
| French | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Russian | Хадж- Khadzh-nisut | Khaj-Nisut |
| Thai | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Vietnamese | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| German | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Indonesian | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Portuguese | Salão da Hierofania | |
| Turkish | Khaj-Nisut | — |
| Italian | Khaj-Nisut | — |
Eye of the Sands
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Eye of the Sands | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 沙之眼 Shā zhī Yǎn | Eye of the Sands |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 沙之眼 Shā zhī Yǎn | |
| Japanese | 砂ノ目 Suna no Me | Eye of the Sands |
| Korean | 모래의 눈 Morae-ui Nun | Eye of the Sands |
| Spanish | Ojo de las Arenas | Eye of the Sands |
| French | Œil des sables | Eye of the Sands |
| Russian | Око песков Oko peskov | Eye of the Sands |
| Thai | Eye of the Sands | — |
| Vietnamese | Mắt Cát | Eye of the Sands |
| German | Auge der Sande | Eye of the Sands |
| Indonesian | Eye of the Sands | — |
| Portuguese | Olho das Areias | |
| Turkish | Çölün Gözü | Eye of the Desert |
| Italian | Occhio delle Sabbie | Eye of the Sands |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.1
