Pyramid Mummy Novels & Stories

Every one of her senses was enthralled with a soothing calm. “Damn it!” Damon’s voice from beyond the great hall. Pushing the door open, Journee saw him buried in mountainous piles of books and scrolls. She watched him hold up a piece of parchment, comparing it to another material. It is foreign. Something I have not handled in real life. Taking a closer look, she recognised it from her history textbooks. Papyrus! OMG! They have ancient Egyptian texts here?! Excitement shot through her veins as her hands trembled with desire. Briefly, Journee allowed her fingers to trace the outline of the hieroglyphics.

looking at the blood covered Shen Xinyi his heart trembled and fear soon gripped him when he looked what was beside her ! It was a shrunken mummy ! a shrunken mummy of the man who was alive and kicking in the morning . The more he looked at Shen Xinyi the more he felt that he never knew his second daughter . Footsteps soon sounded behind him and those footsteps were followed by horrifying screaming .

Cherry screamed and ran up the stairs in tears. It took a lot of persuasion and plea to make her Dad accept her request for a new mummy but now her own granny and uncle had chased her new mummy away even before they could spend quality time together. She felt hurt cause she was unable to do anything to help her mother and feared that Stacy might not return back home. **** "What are we going to do with her?” a man asked, his gaze scanning the face of the pale, delicate, and unconscious lady who lay on the very small bed capable of taking only one body as the almost dying out low current light shone on her peaceful features.

He smiled because he won the first auction. “Oh my god. We get a lot just from selling that?” Miller’s cousin was astonished. “Yep. This is the auction after all.” Miller exclaimed proudly. The auction continued. For the second item, it was an ancient picture found in the depth of Egyptian pyramid. The picture showed a figure of a queen Cleopatra with her feline pet. Even though the graphic was not as good as the current technology, the history value of the picture was original. This antique started with a price of two thousands and five hundreds dollars.

He died because there was not enough money to carry out the operation. Ever since, Cora had been feeling guilty and going to their family's columbarium every month to seek forgiveness from her sister's pictures that she placed there– Anamika's remains were not found, nor did their mother care to find them. The pictures were hung in the columbarium by Cora.

I followed Remi up the last spiral staircase to the top of the pyramid which was actually flat. With my new sense of eye sight, the teal leaves of the trees and night sky above was fantastically beautiful. My eyes locked on three dragon almost flying dinosaur type creatures. The screeched and circled around the top of the pyramid. Their talons extended towards me as they descended and dived at us. One came right for Remi and I realized he couldn't see it. "Duck!" I screamed.

replied Master Greendrake. “A fine plan… Speaking of which, I remember my father telling me that there were seventy-two mounds of varying sizes within the tomb… and the supreme angelic artifact is within one of them. Do you know which mound we should be targeting, Master Greendrake?” asked Yusra.

Nothing was flying even close to that one, and a giant pyramid was standing taller than everything in the city, it reached the clouds, and he couldn't see its peak from that angle. "Wow..." was the only thing he could say, he expected something more "traditional" when he thought about a beginner city, not anything this...magnificent. "It's probably something similar to the capital of this region. There's no way it's a novice village, huh, what a nice coincidence." He found a complete body in the middle of the roof. It was a middle-aged man with black hair and an average complexion. David picked it up and carried it no his left shoulder before leaving the building.

As the sun began to sink, painting the dunes in shades of violet and rose, the temple emerged from the sand. It was vast — larger than Lira had imagined. A pyramid of black stone, its sides worn by millennia of wind, its peak lost in the heat-haze. The structure was surrounded by a ring of fallen pillars, their surfaces covered in glyphs that seemed to move when she tried to focus on them. At the pyramid's base, a dark entrance yawned, stairs descending into shadow. Mera was waiting at the edge of the pillar ring, Sorrel and two other Western Pact wolves at her side. Her silver muzzle was lined with exhaustion, but her eyes were bright.

Being that they were supernatural beings, some humans in the midst of divine war, each had to choose a side, until the truce and rebellions, in addition to the mercenaries and rebels who formed a coalition that did not accept peace between beings. Currently, the pyramids are surrounded by many seals that depended on the priests to keep the evil contained, in addition to following some ceremonies and traditions, the engineers, responsible for the work, could not reveal the secrets of the architecture and were instructed to design traps to avoid the body violation. However, this did not prevent the theft of valuable belongings that were also buried, so that rebel demons, some rebel gods would