Pyramid Mummy Novels & Stories

"Some things are better left alone." The weight of his words followed her back into the corridors. She had three screenshots on her phone now, proof that something had occurred, even if the cameras couldn't capture its true nature. But Garcia's warning echoed uncomfortably in her mind as she resumed her patrol route. When she passed the canopic jars again, she slowed her steps, studying the cobra-headed vessels with new intensity. The brass nameplate read: *Canopic jar of Duamutef, Dynasty XXII, dedicated to the protection of the stomach and the goddess Neith.* Standard museum description, clinical and safe.

"There's something I really want to tell you, but I don't know how to say it." "You can..." A call came in, distracting me from saying anything further. "Sorry, please." I looked at the caller ID, seeing it was Emma. I ignored. "You can pick up the call," she said. "No, it can wait. Please go on." "Actually..." She was stopped by Diya, who called everyone's attention, unveiling the art of the gallery, a pyramid. "This is the Egyptian pyramid, a beautiful artwork by an anonymous artist. It depicts beauty and history, a rare sight to behold. Please, you can revel in its beauty," she laughed, turning to a woman.

He built this shrine and died here. Marissa curiously asked, "Is there a body in here, Adrian?" Adrian nodded, "There is, but don’t worry. The person has been dead for several decades. I won’t leave you, so relax and get some rest." Marissa remained silent. Adrian examined the Seer carefully. The mummy’s robes had fused with the body over the years. Adrian's attention was then drawn to a black pendant hanging from the Seer's neck. It was made up of two black stones linked together, looking like a pair of eyeballs.

Jeffery pov I knew I made a terrible mistake in the past, the worst of them all was letting go of Avery. I should have searched the entire city for her but no, my pride got the better part of me. The incident that occurred today got me cracked up and restless. That little boy I had accidentally encountered a few months ago called Avery ‘mummy’ Not only that but the affection between them could tell that they are both mother and son. He would probably be four years old, that was how long I and Avery drove apart. The shocking part of it was the striking resemblance between me and the little boy.

"Is that why the body's internal organs have been cleaned out and replaced with spices?" Willow was considered quite knowledgeable as a member of the Evil Shadow Sect, but this sort of burial still gave her the creeps. It was more so for the others listening to Chase. Lisa did not dare to look at the mummy. Chase smiled bitterly. He had no idea what to say. Many had claimed that the pyramids in Egypt had been created by aliens. A mummy-type burial was indeed quite different from the burial traditions of other locations.

the Executor nodded. An image appeared on the screen. It was a blurry, grainy photo taken by a drone just before it crashed. It showed a massive, stepped pyramid covered in vines and moss, half-swallowed by the jungle. At the top of the pyramid, something glowed with a faint, ghostly white light.