are tremendously strong. Two attack Brooklyn House in The Red Pyramid, but are quickly killed by Bast after Sadie Kane calls upon her for help. Shabti - Clay figurines used for multiple functions, including acting as servants for their masters in the afterlife. Other shabti serve as decoys, companions, soldiers, and even librarians or informants. Most shabti are made incomplete in some way; if their bodies are perfect, they will come to life and possibly kill their master out of vengeance. Magicians use shabti in various spells, including execrations and healing spells. Walt Stone is particularly skilled in making them and Sadie Kane has also become somewhat adept at it as well. Sadie has used her shabti as a means of communication and is noted to have created one that behaved like a Dalek from Doctor Who. Chief Lector Iskandar is also skilled at this, able to create shabti doubles of real people that have their memories and powers and are indistinguishable from their living counterparts. Doughboy - Julius Kane's shabti whose legs he cut off so that he couldn't become real and kill him. Doughboy is used as a source of information by Julius and is gleeful at the fact that he's been captured by Set. Carter later uses him to find the Book of Overcoming Set in Paris. Needing a ride to the Red Pyramid, Carter smashes Doughboy into a coat as part of a spell to animate the coat to drive a semi-truck for them. His further fate is unknown. Jerrod and Wayne - Two shabti magicians created by Thoth to act as a test for the Kanes when they visit Graceland. After Sadie manages to defeat them, Jerrod and Wayne shatter and their memories are sent to Thoth. Philip of Macedonia — Amos's albino crocodile pet, later identified as a wax shabti. He lives in the swimming pool at Brooklyn House, although his ability to be transported into a clay figurine means that he occasionally is transported elsewhere. In The Red Pyramid, Amos sends Philip to rescue his niece and nephew from Sobek's crocodiles. He then returns to Brooklyn House with Khufu. In The Throne of Fire, Philip enjoys food that the Brooklyn House trainees toss him at breakfast and fights against the invading forces. In The Serpent's Shadow, Walt takes Philip with him when Brooklyn House is abandoned in favor of defending the First Nome.