About: Tombs of Amenti

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It is not known how long ago the Amenti dynasty existed, but Akhetamen himself suggests that it has known many destructive wars. In 346 C.C., Lwyn, a member of the treasure hunting band Truth, disappeared while exploring the Tombs, suggesting that Akhetamen's spirit may have already been haunting the premises back then.

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rdfs:label	Tombs of Amenti
rdfs:comment	It is not known how long ago the Amenti dynasty existed, but Akhetamen himself suggests that it has known many destructive wars. In 346 C.C., Lwyn, a member of the treasure hunting band Truth, disappeared while exploring the Tombs, suggesting that Akhetamen's spirit may have already been haunting the premises back then.
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abstract	It is not known how long ago the Amenti dynasty existed, but Akhetamen himself suggests that it has known many destructive wars. In 346 C.C., Lwyn, a member of the treasure hunting band Truth, disappeared while exploring the Tombs, suggesting that Akhetamen's spirit may have already been haunting the premises back then. Lenneth explores the ruins, seeking to lay Akhetamen's spirit to rest. She finally chances upon his coffin and unlocks it with the help of two gems she located during her explorations. Akhetamen says that he wants to restore his kingdom to its past glory. He claims that he can elevate his people to paradise and says that he can hear their voices chanting his praises. Lenneth points out that those are the screams of tormented souls and proceeds to defeat him.

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