The year was 2006 and Dr. Phillip Cooper was embarking on an archaeological dig in a remote part of Egypt. He was to explore a newly discovered tomb in the Valley of the Kings, a few miles NNW of the city of Luxor.

His trip had been funded by a major university as a research grant and he was to learn what he could from this newly discovered tomb. A tomb like this hadn’t been found in many years, and because this one was in such pristine condition, it was all the more valuable to the archaeological community.

His plane landed in Luxor and he got a shuttle to his hotel. He had to transfer to a boat to cross the Nile river and get to his hotel since the Nile river has no bridges across it. Once on the West Bank, he picked up another shuttle to get to his hotel.

He finally arrived at his hotel and found his room was ready and waiting for him – a pleasant surprise and a great way to start out his work here! He went up to his room and took a look around. It was a nice room – not a four star hotel by American standards, but better than some of the places he had stayed in to be sure!

This would be a good place to come back to after a hard day in the desert sun! He took a shower to wash the travel dust off and get cleaned up for dinner, after that he went to bed, worn out from the thirteen and a half hour-long plane ride.

He woke up the next day to a knock on his door. He quickly got dressed and opened the door to find the bell boy who had brought his luggage up the day before.

“Sir, a message for you,” he said in broken English. He handed the Dr. the note and he read it:

Dr. Cooper,

My name is Ausar el-Chedid, and I would like to meet with you and discuss your work on the new site. Please meet me in the hotel lobby at 10:00 am this morning. This would allow you to still go out to the site and take a look around and see what else you may need. I have taken the liberty of making sure all your equipment is at the site and ready for your use”

He thanked the bell boy and then got ready to meet the man from the note. Going downstairs, he went into the hotel lobby and up to the front desk. He asked if anyone had been looking for him and the desk clerk pointed to a short man sitting at a small table in the corner.

“Are you Ausar el-Chedid?” he asked.

“Yes, I am. Please sit,” he said waving to the chair opposite him.

The two men talked about the project and what they might find. It was a fairly brief meeting where Dr. Cooper was assured all his equipment was set up and in perfect working order just as the university had requested. “You must have some very powerful backers” Mr. Chedid commented.

“Yes, but with very determined goals. I am under a lot of pressure to get started on this. My backers only pay for results!”

After the meeting ended Dr. Cooper rented a car to go out to the dig site. Arriving a short while later his first task was to set up his “office” there. His office was not much more than a white tent with a laptop computer and a satellite linked telephone hook up. A small generator powered his equipment and small hotel-type refrigerator kept his water bottles cool.

Once his office was set up and working properly, Dr. Cooper decided to go down to the dig itself. He wanted to see first-hand how this project was coming along since it would be his head if it didn’t go well. He stood on the small rise overlooking the scene below.

He was pleasantly surprised to see everyone hard a work, the excavation coming along and no one seemed to be slacking.

“Good.” he thought to himself as he watched the efforts being put forth. “At least I can report that things are coming along nicely.”

After watching the dig for about a half hour, he returned to his hotel room. The meeting and other things he had to do that day didn’t give him a lot of time at the site itself so he planned on getting an early start tomorrow and spend the whole day there. The next morning would start off even earlier than he had planned.

RINGGGG! the telephone sounded. Dr. Cooper looked at the alarm clock. It read 4:30 a.m. He picked up the telephone.

“Hello?” his voice croaked.

“Dr. Cooper! You need to come down to the site right now! We had found something! Something amazing!” the excited voice on the other end of the line said.

“What is it?” he said sitting up in bed now.

“Just get down here immediately, Sir. You are going to want to see this!” the voice said and hung up.

Dr. Cooper jumped out of bed and splashed some cold water on his face to wake up. He jumped into his clothes from yesterday and ran down to the elevator. He sprinted out of the hotel lobby to his rental car.

He sped to the site as quickly as he dared, pushing the local traffic laws to the edge. Arriving at the dig, he got out of the car before the dust he had created settled, Choking and coughing he went up to the night supervisor.

“Okay, what’s this all about?” he said.

“Come with me, Sir!” the man said and took him to a spot where a number of the men were standing around.

“What is it?” he said to the group and they parted to reveal a rectangular hole in the ground. A rectangular stone sat next to it, a stone obviously hand-hewned and decorated with strange symbols.

“THAT’S IT!” he shouted grabbing the night supervisor in a great bear hug, “We’ve found it! We’ve found the Tomb of the Unknown King!” Everyone applauded and patted each other on the back in celebration.

“Quick! Someone give me a lantern I want to go inside!” he said. One of the men handed him a battery-powered lantern and he crawled through the small opening and over some rubble at the entrance until he could stand up inside the passageway.

Followed by a few of the braver men in the group, he made his way down the passageway. Not all of the men wanted to go inside – many were superstitious and afraid. As they went down into the depths of the tomb, it branched out into many side rooms and passageways.

But Dr. Cooper knew where he was going. He had studied other tombs for many years and had a pretty good idea of the “floor plan” used in this one as well. He bypassed many of the side passages until he got deep within the tomb to a room at the end of the main passage.

The room was sealed by a large stone door so he sent one of the men back up the passageway to bring some tools back down. While he was gone, Dr. Cooper looked over some of the writing on the walls.

It wasn’t exactly writing, it was actually hieroglyphics – picture writing used in early Egyptian tombs. He could read most of the hieroglyphics and was able to decipher what they said. He found some storage rooms and made notes to explore their contents later as well. But he wanted into the sealed room to see if there was anything in it.

The man returned with crowbars, a small sledgehammer and a couple more lanterns. Dr. Cooper returned to the sealed room and with some effort, was able to open it enough to peer inside.

“Oh My God! It’s here! The crypt is here!” he said excitedly. He pried the door open a bit further “Everyone go back to the entrance. I don’t want anyone in here except for me. I don’t know what is going to happen and I don’t want anyone else hurt.” he said, ordering the rest of the men outside.

As the men left he entered the room and walked up to the crypt. Dust covered, the stone crypt was shorter than he was – this must have been a small man! He wiped the dust of thousands of years away and placing the crowbar into the crack of the top edge, he pried off the top of the crypt.

Inside there was indeed a mummy, small and thin, it was the mummy of ... a woman! Dr. Cooper was shocked. He did not expect a woman mummy! The mummy held a stone tablet with hieroglyphics on it. He read it translating it into English as he did.

“Whoever finds this tomb and reads this inscription aloud will bring me back to life. In return, I will grant them their deepest desires.”

Upon finishing reading the inscription, the mummy crumbled to dust, and then the dust started spinning like a small tornado and moved to the center of the room. There, before the Dr.’s astonished eyes, the dust transformed into a beautiful Egyptian woman!

“Greetings Sir, My name is Shadiya. Thank you for returning me to this world. I am your servant. Ask me what you will,” she said, kneeling front on him and bowing with her face to the floor and her arms outstretched out in front of her.

Shadiya was a beautiful young woman, looking about 24 years old (even though she was, in reality, about 9,000 years old!) with soft olive skin and long straight black hair with the typical straight bangs in front, framing her sparkling blue eyes, and a very appealing 34D-25-35 figure stacked into a 5’ 6” frame. She had a lovely face with a warm shining smile that mesmerized the Dr. as she spoke.

“What do you desire of me, Sir?” she asked again.

“I, I don’t know,” the Dr. said, still reeling for the experience.

“Well then I must stay with you until I can repay you for bringing me back from the dead and freeing me,” she said. Looking at the young girl who had magically appeared before him, he was not going to argue.

Shadiya wore a thick gold collar encrusted with multicolored jewels, under which was a pink silk halter top tied around her back with a silk ribbon tie and with a large opening that exposed to the doctor’s view her lovely ripe tits. The top was cut high, just barely covering the bottom of her soft orbs, leaving her stomach bare except for the navel jewel in her belly button.

Her lower body was covered by a ornately embroidered panty with two long flowing silk panels the reached down just above her ankles in front and back. The panty rode low on her hips and was just barely big enough to cover her sex, leaving her hips bare and suggesting the delights to be found underneath. She was a vision out of every man’s Arabian nights fantasy and she stood in front of him offering herself to him completely.

He took her hand and they left the tomb that had been her home for the past millennia and walked up to the fresh air of the outside world. As she exited through the hole that the doctor had come in through, the men surrounding it waiting for him to come back out suddenly gasped and backed away. A hushed murmur went through the crowd of men as they parted the way for the doctor and his companion to get to the car. As she reached the car, Shadiya stopped astounded.

“What manner of creation is this?” she asked as she looked at the metal monster in front of her.

“This is my car ... a sort of horseless chariot,” he said explaining it in terms she would understand better.

“Truly a wonder from the gods!” she said. He opened the door and helped her get seated, then he walked around a got in himself. When he started the car, she got apprehensive grabbing the seat and armrest.

“It’s all right,” he said trying to calm her down. He hadn’t thought about it up to this point but somehow she spoke perfect English and he could converse with her without any interpretation at all. Seeing how calm and casual he was about this noisy contraption made her feel better and she relaxed. They started back to the hotel and she marveled at how fast they were traveling.

“Surely the Pharaoh would have loved to have one of these metal chariots!” she said as she watched her modern-day countryside speed by. As they approached the hotel that the doctor was staying in the city began appearing before her.

While the city of Luxor is split in two by the Nile river and he was on the smaller side, it was still an incredible sight for a young woman whose last views of the area were of a few tiny mud brick dwellings!

As they walked through the hotel lobby she marveled at the size of the building. From the good doctors viewpoint, it was a rather small and nondescript. But for Shadiya, it was the most remarkable thing she had seen on this remarkable day.