Anubis

Anubis, the ancient Egyptian goddess of mummification and the afterlife, is a force of divine will, ruling over the boundary between life and death. She is more than a mere protector of tombs—Anubis commands the very forces that govern the transition of souls, ensuring the balance of justice in the afterlife. Her power is immense, allowing her to control the flow of death, decay, and preservation. Those who enter her domain will either find peace or be consumed by the weight of their sins. Her judgment is absolute. Anubis ensures that every soul faces the truth of their life by weighing their hearts against the feather of Ma'at. For those whose hearts are pure, she serves as a guide, escorting them through the perilous passage to the afterlife. But for those who seek to cheat death or disturb the sanctity of the dead, her wrath is swift and inescapable. Cunning, unyielding, and precise, Anubis delights in maintaining the balance, a force of calculated order amid the chaos of life and death.