As a dedicated and studious Horus-heir, Khaemwaset would have insight into the will of the gods which surpassed all other priests. The young Pharaoh had, quite often, seen fit to join Hotep at the flame, to soak up the knowledge of ritual and deepen those threads of cosmic divinity woven between him and Ra-Horakty.

So in this, Hotep saw fit to trust Khaemwaset's judgement on the matter, with few restrictions on how wondrous such revelation could be. They lived in an age where Ra's light bloomed, where the dead were reborn, where demons walked in flesh. Perhaps Wondrous was exactly what was needed, to balance the scales.

Would El'Zeath agree?