Egyptian 3: 4

Behena and Nebat are still being chased by the royal guards. However, a new threat soon appears, in the shape of various groups of robbers. At first, their presence in the city is a mystery, but Behena soon concludes that they intend to loot a nearby tomb, under the guidance of the new pharaoh. Nebat and Behena, with the reluctant assistance of the thief, Ipu, pledge to stop them. How they were going to do this seemed to be impossible, until Behena hatches an audacious plan. This plan of hers will prove to be dangerous, foolhardy and wildly impractical, but she is determined to do it anyway. Nebat and Ipu are persuaded to accompany her, and together, they put her plan into action. However, not everything goes smoothly. A sudden earthquake becomes both a blessing and a curse, as they struggle to escape the robbers. Then comes the question of how to spy on the palace in order to discover what Doga, the new pharaoh, has in mind for them. Once again, Behena hatches an answer to this particular problem, but her solution is as bizarre as it is innovative. But will it work? Behena, and her brother Nebat, are still trying to hide from Doga, the usurper Pharaoh. However, something quite unusual is about to happen to Ipu, the boy thief, with whom they share a residence. Ipu is stunned by a sudden revelation from his childhood and finds himself at a crossroads in his life. Meanwhile, Behena is dreaming, and not enjoying it in the least. She has been envisioning someone she soon calls "The Shadow Man', and, even while asleep, she realizes his evil nature. All too soon, her dreams reveal that a horror is about to be unleashed on the city, and she has been chosen to destroy it. But, knowing only basic magic, will she be able to complete her task? Hawa, the magician, pledges to help her, but will his help be enough?