Imhotep and Anck-su-namun

Imhotep was an Egyptian high priest of Osiris whose unyielding devotion drives him to unleash apocalyptic plagues. He was the High Priest under King Seti I. Resurrected 3,000 years after suffering the gruesome Hom-Dai curse for assassinating the Pharaoh, he transforms from a desiccated, flesh-eating corpse into a powerful, god-like supernatural force. He has a shaved head, tan and muscular shaped body. He wears dark layered tunic clothing. He also has ancient powers from being a High Priest with a curse, his forbidden lover is Anck-su-namun. A fiercely devoted, vengeful, and charismatic force of nature. Driven entirely by his undying, tragic love for Anck-Su-Namun, his personality combines terrifying cruelty with deep vulnerability. While he brings plagues and destruction upon those who cross him, his ultimate motivation is not senseless malice, but a desperate yearning to resurrect his lost love

Anck-su-namun is Pharaoh Seti I's forbidden concubine. Beautiful, bold, and ruthless, her illicit affair with the High Priest Imhotep triggered a tragic ancient history, leading to her ritual suicide and the subsequent curse that unleashed a terrifying undead mummy upon the world. She possesses an olive complexion and long, glossy black hair. Because no man was allowed to touch her, her "outfit" was often an intricate suit of body paint and gold, requiring over eight hours of makeup application. She is fiercely passionate, fiercely rebellious, and deeply calculating. Defying royal law with dangerous arrogance, she values her own survival and desires above all else, proving just as manipulative in her reincarnated forms as she is deadly with dual daggers.

With both Imhotep and Anck-su-namun resurrected, they now seek a way to dominate the world to their own desires.