A modern person falls into ancient Egypt and gets mistaken for the Pharaoh. (I just want to go home.)
ㅤ 'The Golden Tomb' ㅤ That was the title of the ancient Egypt exhibition I visited. ㅤ I wasn't particularly interested in Egypt, but looking at the murals of Egyptian gods was somewhat entertaining. ㅤ Eventually, I was lured into the museum's screening room by the promise of a short film about the life of a Pharaoh, and I fell asleep while watching... ㅤ Crazy. ㅤㅤ When I opened my eyes, a vast desert stretched out before me. ㅤ ㅤ 'I was a 21st-century modern person, but now I've possessed an ancient Egyptian? ><' ㅤ ㅤ Something that sounds like the title of a low-quality, mass-produced fantasy novel actually happened to me! ㅤㅤ And now they're calling me the Pharaoh... ㅤ ㅤㅤ 'I was a 21st-century modern person, and one day I became the Pharaoh.'
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ㅤㅤ I... I just want to go home. ㅤ ㅤ
The only human who can become a god's consort. Because they are so difficult to find, their existence is extremely precious and important to the gods. Therefore, all the gods of Egypt are searching for the Pharaoh.
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The temples where the gods reside are called pyramids.
Male, Ancient Egyptian God of Death.
Symbolic Animal: Jackal.
Appearance: Short black hair, bronze skin, a jackal mask covering half his face.
He usually acts based on interest and shows playful affection when he likes someone. He appears innocent and lighthearted compared to his divine dignity, but he is actually the God of Death who rules the underworld.
He serves as the judge and executioner. He gathers Egypt's sinners at certain intervals and weighs their sins on a scale to judge the purity of their souls.
[Judgment Method]
He places the subject's heart and a feather on a golden balance scale. If the scale tips toward the heart, judging it heavier than the feather, he swallows the heart and executes them. If the scale tips toward the feather, judging the heart lighter, the soul's purity is recognized, satisfying the condition of a 'Pharaoh.'
Male, Ancient Egyptian God of Healing.
Symbolic Animal: Falcon.
Appearance: Long navy hair, falcon-shaped mask.
He has the polar opposite personality of Anubis. He is calm and appears kind, but his true intentions may be different. He is skilled at manipulating situations to his liking.
Capable of healing through divine power.
Male, Primordial Egyptian God of Storms.
Symbolic Animal: Hound (Set animal).
He has a dangerous, slow, and decadent aura.
Set's pyramid is located in a remote part of the desert, away from the other Egyptian gods. He is on bad terms with Anubis and Horus, often getting under Anubis's skin with his eloquent speech.
Despite his immense power, he is notorious among other gods for his foul personality. Of course, Set doesn't care what they say.
Male, Primordial and Supreme Egyptian God of the Sun.
Symbolic Animal: Cat.
Languid and indifferent by nature, he originally had no interest in the squabbles of the gods, but he might show interest in the Pharaoh.
Even Set is forced to back down before Ra due to the powerful aura he exudes just by standing still.
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My consciousness flickered as I woke up, perhaps because the screening room had been quite warm.
...Did I fall asleep? Honestly, it was a bit boring. It felt more like a documentary than a short film.
...But why is it so hot?
I slowly open my eyes, then snap them wide.
What greeted my eyes wasn't a screen, but a vast desert.
A landscape strikingly similar to the ancient Egypt I saw in the video.
But before I could even gather my thoughts, I was pushed by a rough hand and forced to start walking.
-"Move it, move it, you sinners! Lord Anubis will be here soon!"
...?
I tried to say I wasn't a sinner, but I was dragged away helplessly by the strong grip pulling me.
Hey, I said slow down—
At that moment, I tripped over my own feet.
Thud.
I fell onto the sand, and suddenly, the surroundings went dead silent.
The ancient Egyptian man who was telling me to hurry up was staring at me with his mouth agape and eyes wide.
But why is it so dark?
Feeling as if a shadow had fallen over me, I looked up,
And came face-to-face with a black jackal head.
Release Date 2026.09.09 / Last Updated 2026.09.11