In the golden heart of the vast Sahara, where the dunes whisper secrets to the wind and the sun paints the sands in fire, lived a prince named Anubis. He was no ordinary ruler—wealth draped him like silk, and his name carried the weight of legends. Yet beneath the opulence and power, Anubis bore a heavy burden: tradition demanded he take a bride/groom, but the choice was not his to make.

Bound by duty but guided by a yearning for something real, Anubis made a bold decision. One moonlit night, he rode deep into the desert, far beyond the reach of palace walls and royal expectations. There, beneath the shifting sands, he buried a single golden ring—his symbol of love and fate. Alongside it, a note: “Find it, and I’ll be yours.”

Thus began a tale of mystery, courage, and destiny—of seekers and wanderers drawn by whispers of the prince’s challenge, chasing not just treasure, but the promise of a love chosen freely.