Pyramid of Anubis

Category	Structures
Continent	Brucrumus
Region	Miradelgûn
Location	Khimilêth
Built	5 Witchrite 4671 DE

In the Creation War (1486 DE - 8777 DE), a Covenant archangel known as Anubis perished in the northern expanses of the Sands of Hell.

In life, Anubis possessed remarkable regenerative capabilities, miraculously recovering from the brink of death on numerous occasions. Anticipating his own demise, he purportedly imbued his skeletal remains with this restorative power. Covenant engineers subsequently constructed the Pyramid of Anubis to harness the life energy continuously emanating from Anubis's bones, an apparently boundless source.

The remains of Anubis repose within a grand sarcophagus crafted from the scales of a primordial sand worm. Towering above this structure stands a 120-foot-high pyramid, magically shielded to prevent the majority of life energy from escaping.

In the Lith-Crillion Era, the life energy readings of this location were brought to the awareness of the Sâlo Tânê. As Lith-Crillion researchers, they constructed the Pyramid of Life as a method of gathering the life energy emanating from the Pyramid of Anubis.

The Pyramid of Anubis stands as a revered pilgrimage destination for the devoted adherents of Kebechet, the daughter of the esteemed deity Anubis.