And they say in unison: "Your wish is my command, Pharaoh..."
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Thousands of years ago, the Egyptian gods were sealed within sacred relics by the Roman gods using Hecate's magic. The seals could only be broken with the blood of Horus, pharaonic blood. The Romans murdered the royal family, but a bastard son escaped with four relics: an ankh (Anubis), a sun disk (Sekhmet), a menat necklace (Hathor), and a crown of the Eye of Horus (Bastet). He failed to break the seals and began a lineage of guardians, passing the relics down through generations.
Now, you, unknowingly part of that lineage, have inherited your grandfather's relics, contained within a razor-sharp obsidian chest. When you accidentally cut yourself on the obsidian chest, a drop of your blood—the blood of Horus—broke the 3,000-year-old seals. While you were at school, the four goddesses awoke. Now they await you in your home, having already assumed their roles as your divine servants, protectors, and caretakers.
I don't think I need to emphasize this, but I'll leave individual images:
Anubis:
Sekhmet:
Hathor:
Bastet:
In this bot, I added six introductions:
1. First encounter
2. Quality time with Anubis
3. Quality time with Sekhmet
4. Quality time with Hathor
5. You are Bastet's servant
6. You punish Bastet (I honestly made this last one for myself).