Unfortunately, the Medjai, who had followed them, intervened and stopped Imhotep before he could complete the ritual, forcing Anck-Su-Namun's soul to return to the Underworld. Imhotep read from the Book of the Dead and called his lover's soul out of the Underworld. He entered the city's lower chambers to do so, bringing along his priests to aid him. Sometime later, Imhotep and his priests stole Anck-Su-Namun's body and brought it to Hamunaptra in order to resurrect her.
Mummified alive, Imhotep was sealed in a coffin with flesh-eating scarabs.
With only moments left to leave, Imhotep still refused to leave Anck-Su-Namun, but his priests scurried him away to safety, wherein he promised to resurrect Anck-Su-Naman, watching in horror as his lover stabbed herself to death in front of the Medjai. Horrified at what she was witnessing, Nefertiri alerted Seti's faithful guards, the Medjai, who stormed the residence. Anck-Su-Namun took this opportunity to stab Seti in the back, before Imhotep partook in the slaughter. As Seti turned around, he came face-to-face with Imhotep, who took his sword right from under him. Seti soon arrived and realized that Anck-Su-Namun had been touched by another. Anck-Su-Namun chose freedom, wherein they gave into passion by having another shared kiss, however as he was embracing her, Imhotep gripped Anck-Su-Namun's arm close, smearing the gold paint on her body. Imhotep and his beloved spoke to assassinate the Pharaoh so they could finally live together. One night, Nefertiri looked across from her balcony at Anck-Su-Namun's home and noticed Imhotep coming to Anck-Su-Namun, where they shared a passionate kiss. The last time Imhotep and Anch-Su-Namun would meet in their mortal lives. Imhotep and Pharaos Seti I during his mortal life. There, Nefertiri witnessed a moment of presumed romance between Imhotep and Anck-Su-Namun something that would become more than clear later on. Nefertiri lost the fight to Anck-Su-Namun, and was embraced by her father. He attended on many occasions with the Pharaoh, including a sparring match between Anck-Su-Namun and Nefertiri, the daughter of the Pharaoh. Imhotep was born in Egypt and eventually assumed the position of High Priest of Osiris, and carried out his position effectively, becoming the trusted adviser and close confidant of Seti I, along with being the Grand Vizier to Zozer, and by 1280 B.C, Imhotep designed and oversaw the construction of the temple of Amun Ra, even devising the means of moving the large bricks of the pyramids.ĭespite his position, Imhotep lived out a great secret: the mistress of the Pharaoh, Anck-Su-Namun, was the love of Imhotep, and they took precautions to keep their romance a secret.
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