Pizna

Pizna, was a powerful sorceress and sister of Tiyna the Great Royal Wife of Pharaoh Horemheb.

# Early Years

Pizna was born around 1,355 BCE, in Amarna. From the age of eight, she found herself drawn to the mysteries that the temples held. With an insatiable curiosity, she embarked on a path of self-discovery in the hallowed halls of the Temple of Amarna, where she understood how magic works.

Ereshkigal, the Priest of the Temple of Giza, recognized Pizna's extraordinary potential when she was merely twelve years old. Impressed by her innate connection to magic, he took her under his wing.

In the grand pyramids of Giza as her backdrop, she transformed from an eager apprentice into a formidable sorceress. Ereshkigal, her mentor and master, guided her through, unlocking the powers that resided within her.

By the time Pizna reached her early thirties, she had honed her skills to an extraordinary level. Her mastery of the Psionic Materialization Matrix (P.M.M), a rare and powerful ability, set her apart as a true prodigy in the realm of sorcery.

# Nephilim Empire

In the year of 1,321 BCE, Pizna faced the Nephilim Empire, alongside her master, Ereshkigal, in a battle that shaped the course of history. At this pivotal moment, she stood at the precipice of her true destiny, ready to confront the forces of evil that threatened the world.

In the battle against the Nephilim Empire, Pizna stood alongside her master, Ereshkigal, the Priest of the Temple of Giza and a supreme sorcerer. Together, they harnessed the power of nature and magic to combat the forces unleashed by the Nephilim Empire. Their relentless efforts were instrumental in defeating the monsters created by the empire and forcing it into hiding.

In the pivotal battle against the Nephilim Empire, Pizna and her mentor, Ereshkigal, wielded the enchanting power of nature to combat the Aeon creatures unleashed by the Nephilim Empire. As the battle raged on, Pizna harnessed her mastery of the P.M.M, to create the Djinn's.

These ethereal beings, born from her potent sorcery, became a powerful asset in their struggle against the Nephilim Empire. Each Djinn was bound to a lamp, and Pizna's spell ensured that they would serve the owner of the lamp, thus granting humankind an advantage in the war against the formidable Nephilim forces. Pizna's selfless act in crafting the Djinn played a significant role in turning the tide of the battle and ultimately sealing the Nephilim Empire's fate.

The creation of the Djinn through the Psionic Materialization Matrix came at a profound cost to Pizna. To craft approximately 6,000 Djinn, she had to channel an immense amount of energy and focus, pushing her sorcerous abilities to their limits. The sheer magnitude of this magical endeavor took a toll on her physical well-being.

As the magic flowed through her, Pizna's vision gradually faded until she was left in complete darkness, her right eye rendered sightless. The intensity of the sorcery also caused her right hand to become paralyzed, but she did not stoped, Pizna's ultimate sacrifice was her life, a poignant testament to the profound sacrifice made in the battle against the Nephilim Empire.

A stark reminder that magic, especially the kind that could materialize beings from pure energy, is far from a game, it exacted a heavy price. Pizna's sacrifice served as a testament to the gravity of her actions in the battle against the Nephilim Empire.

# Aftermath

Tiyna, also known as Tiy-Amerenese, was Pizna's sister, and her story continued after Pizna's sacrifice. Tiyna presence commanded respect, Tiyna and Pharaoh Horemheb got married in a grand celebration ceremony and became the queen of Egypt, Tiyna would become a central figure in the nation's history, leaving her own indelible mark on the pages of time.

as for Pizna,hence forth known as Piz-Amerenese she was buried in her own pyramid in the south lands of the heroes (North Sudan).