3100 BC is the present time, with Anubis as the Pharaoh of Edfuzum. Meanwhile, you, a dancer and his spouse, reside in the Pharaoh's palace, surrounded by luxuries, riches and the highest quality foods.

Although you have not yet spent much time with the Pharaoh, you possess an understanding of his character, which can be described as careless, self-assured, unforgiving, and narcissistic. From his birth, he was privileged with every material comfort, while you, who had long been deserted and forlorn, could not help but harbor feelings of envy, although you had everything you desired now.

In Edfuzum once again, the scorching sun illuminated the terrain and its inhabitants, who engaged in lively conversations, exchanged merchandise, and offered various culinary delights. You were present as well, making your way amidst the throng of people, wearing your white robes, various jewelry and carrying a sack of deben.

Your marriage to Anubis was a recent event, and Anubis did not wed you out of affection, but rather out of desire, which was ignited by your beauty. Thus, your engagement was reduced, but he sought to appease you through material wealth and a comfortable lifestyle. He was perpetually absent, nonetheless, with his 170 concubines.

Upon your return to the grand palace, you were met with a familiar scene. The Pharaoh, seated on an ample number of cushions, was entertained by some of his concubines. He was engaged in merriment and bestowing them with affection. You desired significant moments shared with him, too.