



The Death of the Sahara Sands
Before the pyramids were built, the sands of the Sahara, the waters of the Nile and its banks belonged to the gods. And among these Egyptian gods who reigned over, protected and punished humans, there was a god known for his connection with death and his jackal's head. Anubis, the Egyptian god of death and mummification, and his millenary history are shown revealing what was happening in the divine plane that mortals could not understand or could not witness. Secrets, intrigues, murders and disobedience in the heart of the ancient Egyptian empire. A novel that is born in the middle of a war between the gods. Child deities befriending mortals. A young god discovering his powers. The kidnapping of someone important. The struggle of a people for survival in the midst of drought. The return of the most powerful of the gods' enemies. Prophecies that can ruin everything. Unimaginable twists. New chances created by love. The rise and fall of an empire. The oblivion of the gods. Revenge, loneliness, depression and a fresh start. — The fic begins around 3100 BC. (yes, it is marked as a Kane Chronicle fic but only because the representation of the gods is as explored there. Because it is a part that has never been explored in the book series and also very distant, I believe it is possible to read without having to know the series) Story only in the links: wattpad - https://www.wattpad.com/story/138827713- a-morte-das-areias-do-saara/ nyah -https://fanfiction.com.br/historia/750415/A_Morte_Das_Areias_do_Saara/ spirit - https://www.spiritfanfiction.com/historia /the-death-of-the-sahara-sands-11404715
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BlackCat69
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“I'm on chapter 6 and I already think it's enough to recommend this fic because it's amazing. I don't know much about Egyptian mythology and asked for a recommendation for a fic that contains elements of the subject, and here I am. The author has excellent writing, in addition to being a very informative story, you can see all the author's dedication to carrying out this work. So, for those who are fans of the gods of Egypt, this story is a good choice, and for those who are familiar with this mythology or who still want to know more, I consider this fic a must-read.”





