Huijie I: Tarot of the Heavens

Author: Lin Mufeng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: People named their city "Hierakonpolis of the Phoenix," symbolizing eternity and hope. Yet, eternity will inevitably be destroyed, and the land no longer favored by the gods turns to desert in flames. Protecting the "Tarot of the Heavens," seeking the reincarnated goddess, the hope of the divine realm may return or fade away through the ages. This is merely a speck of sand in the vastness of civilization. After millennia of erosion, people finally unearthed them from deep gorges and ruined walls. A group of wise "humans" built oases in a desert, naming their city "Hierakonpolis of the Phoenix," symbolizing eternity and hope. Yet, eternity will inevitably be destroyed, and the land no longer favored by the gods turns to yellow sand in divine flames. The only hope lies in the "Tarot of the Heavens"—cast in gold and divine flesh, the souls of the gods reside within it, guarded by the Death God Anubis for over 6,000 years. Will the hope of the divine realm return? The phoenix city no longer exists. In the moment of dawn, memories fade along with the stars. The sun rises over the eastern horizon, like a half-open, hazy eye, shining brilliantly. All that is famous in the mortal world must exist, be recorded, and be remembered, all to live forever. The gods still live on the land of Egypt. This myth, passed down through the ages, is merely a speck of sand in the vastness of civilization. After millennia of erosion, people finally unearthed them from deep gorges and ruined walls. A group of wise "humans" built oases in a desert, yet eternity will inevitably be destroyed, and the land no longer favored by the gods turns to yellow sand in divine flames. The only hope lies in the "Tarot of the Heavens"—cast in gold and divine flesh, the souls of the gods reside within it, guarded by the Death God Anubis for over 6,000 years. Will the hope of the divine realm return?