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ABOUT REVENANT

Hossam Sharawi

An archaeologist devastated by the loss of his lover, embarks on a daring quest into forbidden pyramids and ancient temples of Egypt. Armed with the Book of the Dead, he must summon powerful Egyptian gods and face them to navigate the risky journey through the afterlife. To bring back his lost lover, he needs to outwit and overcome these gods, each guarding a different tomb. Some gods are obstacles, seeking to hinder his progress, while others offer aid. However, the quest is part of an elaborate scheme by Seth, the God of Mischief, who manipulates the challenges to cause conflict between the other gods. Hossam’s ultimate goal is to reach the Field of Reeds, retrieve his lost love, and escape back to the land of the living.

CHARACTERS

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Hossam

A desperate archaeologist that will stop at nothing to get his dead lover back. Years of experience have made him extremely comfortable in ancient archeological sites. 

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Noura

Hossam's wife. Just like her lover, she was an archaeologist. Noura was described to have bad handwriting.

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Amun-Ra

Amun-Ra is a powerful and revered deity, often considered the king of the gods. He is a combination of two gods: Amun, the god of air and hidden power, and Ra, the sun god. As the god of the sun, he was associated with kingship, order, and divine rule, and was believed to be the creator of the universe and the source of all life.

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Anubis

Anubis is the ancient Egyptian god of mummification, the afterlife, and the protection of graves. Anubis was believed to guide the souls of the deceased through the underworld, overseeing the weighing of the heart in the judgment of the afterlife.

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Bastet

Bastet is an ancient Egyptian goddess often depicted as a lioness or a woman with the head of a lioness or domestic cat. She was initially revered as a fierce lioness warrior goddess, but later became associated with home, fertility, and protection. Bastet was thought to protect the home and family, especially women and children, and to guard against evil spirits.

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Isis

Isis is one of the most important and widely venerated deities. She is a goddess of magic, motherhood, and fertility. Isis is also known for her role as the protector of the dead and the goddess of healing; moreover, she was seen as a symbol of strength, wisdom, and compassion.

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Osiris

Osiris is one of the most significant gods in ancient Egyptian mythology, associated with the afterlife, resurrection, and agriculture. He is typically depicted as a mummified man wearing a crown of Upper Egypt and holding a scepter. Osiris was the ruler of the underworld and was believed to judge the souls of the deceased.

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Seth

Seth (or Set) is the ancient Egyptian god of chaos, storms, and violence, often depicted with the head of a mysterious animal. Known for murdering his brother Osiris to seize the throne, Seth later battled Osiris's son, Horus. Despite his chaotic nature, Seth also protected Ra from the serpent Apophis.

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Thoth

Thoth is the ancient Egyptian god of wisdom, writing, knowledge, and the moon. He was the scribe of the gods, recording deeds and maintaining cosmic balance. Thoth was also linked to arts, science, and mathematics, playing a key role in the judgment of the dead by helping weigh hearts against Ma'at's feather of truth. Revered as the inventor of writing and patron of scribes, he symbolized intellect and order.

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