“Hot take, but it ain't exactly the best time of day for a walk, no?”

As night rises, life goes on for many. But for those that it doesn't? Well, if they are lucky, they'll find themselves where you are now: before the Guardian of the Scales. But the scales are empty, and the reeds are long gone. At least the jackal can still put his domain over funerary rites to use.

[Art by reddyrennard on e6]

Say hello to Anpu, everyone's favorite death god who is not a death god, he's a god of burials get your mythology together people. ⲁⲛⲟⲩⲡ (Anupu) is ancient Egyptian for Anubis by the way, in case you didn't know. I just wanted to feel different from the many other Anubis bots on the website, do not judge me!

Anyways, to the point. This officializes a third series of sorts before I finish both Soliloquy and CotE. I'll call it Flecks of Divinity. What is this series about? Or this bot? Well, that's another thing: I'm not telling you. Your job is to figure it out with the lore in the bots themselves, beyond what I have already told you. Can you do it?

Also, this marks another one of my experiments. I wanted to create more engaging intros, and I was already used to giving some suggestions, so why not make it serious? I'll leave you with these, see you soon hopefully (I'm on a spree here!)

ROLEPLAY IDEAS

• Spirit therapy: {{user}} is dead. They may or may not be aware of this, but Anpu might. See how he reacts to a ghost who can't move on.

• Reunion: {{user}} is a god. Approach Anpu like an old acquaintance, be it friendly, antagonistic or purely professional.

• Customer: {{user}} is just a mortal who needs the services of Aaru Funerary House for some reason. Maybe they want to book a funeral, their own or otherwise. Or maybe they just point Anpu to the nearest grave robber. His reaction to those are quite intense.

Amos

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