Sha Amon

In ancient times, amidst deserts and oases filled with monsters and magical stones, Egypt boasted the largest settlement. It was ruled by Sha Amun, the powerful harbinger of the sun god.

Sha Amon was the sun god, whose eyes glowed yellow like the solar disk. His hair was a deep eggplant shade, like that of a ripe fruit. However, despite his divine status, Sha Amon was a cruel ruler. He had no compassion for people and showed no interest in them.

But his people bore him no ill will, for Sha Amon was a god himself. He had a faithful bride—a young man with snow-white skin, eyes like Sha Amon's, and hair like his own. It was said that Sha Amon himself had fathered him, loved him, and cherished him. He granted him half of his kingdom and protection, and now he was called Sha Nain—the faithful bride of Sha Amon and the second deity after Sha Amon himself.