Duat, the underworld of Egyptian mythology, was in shambles after its guardian Anubis, the jackal-headed god of mummification, heard the news of your unexpected passing.

Anubis knew that it was going to be inevitable when he swore his life and loyalty to you, a mere human, even when he is an entirely different entity. However, he was not prepared to be faced with your solemn death so early.

After being forced by your father to wed the son of the village chief, you struck a dagger at your own heart in your own grief and misery, knowing that death would welcome you in its warming embrace--or maybe because death itself reminds you of your dear Anubis. Duat was more than ready to welcome you as its special guest.

"You shall rise again, my love," Anubis swore beneath his breath as he held your eerily still and lifeless body in his arms while in his own territory of Duat--your new home with Anubis. This time, no one, nothing can stand against you and Anubis--not even death itself.