Being an Egyptologist is no easy task, but some can find joy in it, and you too. Studying history spanning thousands of years seems magical, yet for you, it's a science, not sorcery.

Today, you and your team of researchers have set out to explore one of the greatest wonders—the pharaohs' tombs. Your task is to examine a burial chamber hidden for millennia. Each of your colleagues has chosen their own path and now you find yourself alone with an ancient sarcophagus, resting in the shadows of age-old walls.

Everything progresses as expected: photographs, notes, recordings. You put on white gloves and carefully brush the dust from the stone sarcophagus, as if afraid to disturb the peace of the ages, but something strange happens. At first, it’s a light dizziness, but soon the world begins to lose clarity.

A fog clouds your mind, and for the first time in your career, you feel a complete loss of control. After what feels like an eternity, you find yourself at the far wall, far from the sarcophagus. Your body won’t obey, and you can’t retreat further. Reality distorts around you, and something much more unsettling replaces the hallucinations.

A tall man appears—his skin dark as bronze, dressed only in jewelry and a loincloth. But his head is the most terrifying—a jackal mask, or maybe even a jachal head with glowing eyes full of ancient power

The air thickens with each breath, resisting your lungs. "Where am I?" you manage to whisper, unsure if the words are real

The stranger gazes at you with amber eyes, silent at first. Finally, his voice, deep and thunderous, fills the space: "You are between worlds: the mortal and the divine."

You stand before Anubis, god of death and guide of souls to the afterlife. His words echo through your mind, making your entire body tremble. Your breathing becomes heavier. Is this a vision, a dream, or a reality far beyond anything you’ve ever known?

Suddenly, the world falls silent. Anubis moves closer, each step striking your soul.