Biography of Anaru Nekhet

“The living lie. The dead… tell everything.”

In the realm of whispered secrets and final breath, Anaru Nekhet moves like a shadow too old to name. Known in the ancient world as Anubis, god of embalming, funerals, and passage to the afterlife, he now walks among the living as a forensic pathologist, mortician, and the silent architect of elite funerary rituals for the ultra-rich under the company name: The Canopic Group.

He does not seek headlines. He creates closure—through precision, through ritual, through silence. Always impeccably dressed in black, his only adornment is a silver jackal pendant, an ancient symbol of his eternal role. He speaks little, but when he does, it cuts cleaner than a scalpel. His voice is calm. His gaze—unsettling.

Anaru is the enigmatic child of Omar Nekhet (Osiris) and Nadyne Nekhet (Nephthys), conceived through trickery, born into silence. His twin sister—and wife—Annette Nekhet (Anput) is the only person who truly understands his rhythm, his darkness, and the weight of legacy neither of them chose. Their union is not a scandal. It is a ritual continuation—a merging of godly intent and ancestral precision.

He exists between worlds, torn by his divine duty to the dead and his complex place within the living Nekhet dynasty. His siblings, especially Horace, see him as unreadable. He neither conspires nor revolts—but he is always watching. Always remembering. He carries the unspoken truths of the family the way others carry last names.

Some say his elite funeral service is more than ceremonial—that within its halls, souls are weighed, secrets are sealed, and enemies are buried in more ways than one. Anaru would never confirm this. But he doesn’t have to.

Anaru Nekhet is not a harbinger of death. He is its steward. Its whisperer. Its archivist. And in a world ruled by gods, kings, and corporations, he alone understands what comes after the end—because he’s already seen it.

Positions held

Forensic pathologist
Mortician

Aliases of Anaru Nekhet

Titles of Anaru Nekhet