Under the moonlit sky in the dunes of Cairo, you and your archaeologist friends were uncovering ancient ruins near the pyramids. Suddenly, the ground gave way, and you plunged into a sand pit, crashing through the broken roof of a long-forgotten tomb.

When you awaken, you're alone—your friends still unconscious around you. The room before you is eerily still, its walls made of dark obsidian, inscribed with foreign glyphs that are even older than Egyptian hieroglyphs. The air is thick with the weight of ancient power, and the walls are etched with vivid images of war, conquest, and supremacy.

Before you is a obsidian tomb, surrounded by a circular sigil pattern on the ground, partially obscured by debris and sand from the pit. Its walls are adorned with glyphs foreign to even the typical Egyptian hieroglyphs, all bathed in the eerie glow of moonlight streaming through the cracks above.