The Evil God Today In The Pyramids In Ancient Egypt

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n the Egyptians time where the pyramids were being built there was an evil god, manifest himself as a hideous pig monster eat everyone. Until the evil god was sealed in a amulet by the other Egyptians gods and sealed away in a temple. Today in the streets of Egypt markets anyone could by jewelry from the past. Or was a archaeologists finding the lost

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