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Mike Arshur, a brilliant but emotionally distant Egyptologist, takes his son Adam on a long-overdue vacation in a remote desert resort. Haunted by the failure of his marriage and a strained relationship with his son, Mike sees the trip as a chance to reconnect. But their peaceful retreat turns into a nightmare when ancient beings rise from beneath the earth—the true Pharaohs, immortal gods who have lived for millions of years in a secret world beneath the surface.

Every 5,000 years, these subterranean gods emerge to harvest the souls of firstborn sons—rituals that fuel their power and reset human civilization. When Adam is marked for sacrifice, Mike must confront the very myths he’s studied his entire life. In a desperate attempt to save his child, he unlocks a hidden power tied to a cursed ritual, one that could either destroy him—or turn him into the Pharaohs' worst nightmare.

Blending ancient magic with advanced lost technology, The Father and the Pharaohs' Gods is a haunting journey through forgotten legends, inner demons, and a father’s ultimate sacrifice. As the line between science and sorcery blurs, Mike must face not only the gods of old—but the guilt and love that live deep within his own hollow heart.

The father and the pharaos Gods, Mike Arshur curse

(Location: Various homes across the world – 5 days after the Council vote on Project Cerberus)

The orders came quietly.

But through unmarked vans, sealed letters, and uniforms with no insignia.

"By Emergency Code 17-B, the Unified Earth Alliance requests transfer of canine units suitable for Phase Cerberus."

But no one could say no.

Scene 1 – Cairo, Egypt – Rooftop Apartment

Lina, age 9, sobbed into the fur of her golden retriever, Fido.

Her father, standing by the door in a police uniform, looked away—tears held by duty.

"Please don't take him… he sleeps in my bed… he knows when I'm scared…"

"We need him. We need him so men can come home to their kids too."

Scene 2 – Kansas, USA – Farm House

A teenage boy argued with the sergeant.

"You want me to just give up Charlie? He's a damn rescue. He rescued me!"

"Maybe he gets to rescue someone else now."

The boy knelt, forehead to Charlie's, whispered:

"You're not a dog. You're my brother."

Scene 3 – Siberia – Military Outpost

One old man chased the officers off with a shotgun, screaming in broken Russian:

"He fought wolves for me! He howled when my wife died! You will not take my heart and call it strategy!"

Scene 4 – Inside the Dogs' Transport Convoy

Dozens of dogs—hundreds—lay quietly.

Some whimpered. Some stared blankly.

One large black shepherd barked once.

And across the convoy… other dogs barked back.

Scene 5 – Back in Hollow Earth (brief)

The High Priest sat on a throne of obsidian, far below.

Chapter 25 – For the Greater Pack