There is a computative difference between describing an image and actually painting it, but allow me to try my hand at both. To describe this story, it is a fast-paced progression fantasy based heavily in the myths of Ancient Egypt with the accompanying historical contexts. It is for those who love mythologies-come-to-life type stories, as well as for those interested in a revised history of Ancient Egypt and its existing ties to magic, or as the Ancient Egyptians would have called it: Heka.  To paint the image, this is the story of grumpy man thrust into a revelling world, a place where all things are monstrously twofold: the human and the divine. For some, this dichotomy meant there was twice the good in the world, but for others - the more pessimistic of souls - this, to them, meant double the evil. The grotesque and at best; the humane. And wherever the peril of war exists twice over, one begins to wonder if it's really true that all living beings desire peace. If you are interested in seeing the whole painting, then consider this synopsis the artist's signature on the back, and to truly see the painting, as it were, well, you'll have to bloody flip it! And how does one accomplish such a thing? Just keep reading! Right now focusing on 1-2 chapters a week. Keep in mind that I write the chapters as I go, and due to time constraints each chapter isn't going to be exactly how I want it to be. I just try my best. The quality increases as we go along.