Anubis stroked a finger over the bright red envelope in front of him in silence.

He was situated in a large temple that had been constructed in the classic Ma'at style of Aegypt. This was the earliest religion of Aegypt, and it was also the religion that gave rise to the likes of Anubis and Osiris, among other gods. As the anchors of religion in the Aegyptian Underworld, there was no way they would allow other religions to be present on their territory, and Rome was the only exception to this.

Around 1,000 years ago, after the Aegyptian Underworld conquered the middle east, the first thing that it did was wipe out all competing religions. Currently, most of the middle east followed polytheistic religions, and even this temple had been constructed in the ancient Aegyptian style.

Anubis was seated on the throne at the very center of the temple, and on either side of him was a row of seven tables and chairs. At this moment, four of those chairs had already been occupied, and their occupants were all death gods.

They were Osiris, Menes, Ramesses the Second, and Cleopatra the Seventh.

As one of the four pillars, the Aegyptian Underworld had three capital cities, which were the original capital city of Cairo, the city of Istanbul, which had been conquered along with the middle east, and the city of Baghdad in the east. They...