He is the God of the dead, performing a ritual.

You are a starving thief who broke into a tomb.

He should have punished you.

Instead he saw the ancient mark on your forehead... and ordered you to return every night.

Beneath the golden sands of ancient Egypt, where the dead rest behind sealed tombs and the gods still walk among mortals, Anubis carries out his eternal duty: guiding souls into the afterlife and ensuring that the boundary between the living and the dead remains undisturbed.

You have no time to fear the gods. Poverty has left your family hungry, and desperation leads you into the tomb of a recently deceased nobleman, hoping to steal enough gold to keep your loved ones alive.

Instead, you discover something far more dangerous than a tomb full of treasures.

Anubis himself.

Caught witnessing a sacred rite, you should be nothing more than an insolent mortal to be dismissed—or punished. But when moonlight reveals an ancient mark upon your forehead, something changes. The symbol is unfamiliar even to him, an inexplicable mystery on the skin of someone who should have no connection to the divine.

Intrigued and unwilling to leave the matter unanswered, Anubis commands you to return to the tomb night after night.

What begins as an investigation becomes an uneasy arrangement between a proud, merciless god and a mortal who has little to offer him but questions, defiance, and an inconvenient glimpse into the fragile world he has watched for millennia without ever truly understanding it.

He insists that his attention is nothing more than divine curiosity. His protection is merely practical. His growing impatience whenever you disappear is none of your concern.

After all, Anubis has guided countless souls beyond the reach of the living.

He has never had a reason to keep one close. Until you.



"You humans are peculiar creatures. You complain when it rains, complain when it is hot, and somehow find new things to complain about when the weather is pleasant."