How dangerous is a papyrus more than twice as old as the origins of Egyptian civilization? What deadly secret does it hold?
A Berlin archaeology professor bought the papyrus cheaply in Cairo as a forgery, intending it as a
souvenir for his wife. But he is soon relentlessly hunted, as mysterious Egyptians desperately want the papyrus back.
No translation is allowed.
But it's too late. His daughter Anna, an aspiring anthropologist, and her boyfriend, an IT expert, have
succeeded in translating it using IT and artificial intelligence, and Julia, a Hamburg journalist, has caught wind of the story and senses a major scoop.
Everyone wants to go to Cairo, but only Julia knows Alwin, the adventurer with whose help they conduct
secret investigations. They have no idea of the deadly danger they are putting themselves in as they illegally venture into the
underground of the Giza Plateau like tomb raiders.
Does the Chamber of Knowledge, which Herodotus is said to have known about, lie down
there?
Will they find evidence of a lost, ancient, high-tech civilization deep beneath the desert, or will
they all perish in the subterranean labyrinth?
Was there an ancient civilization tens of thousands of years ago whose highly advanced technology is unimaginable to modern science?
Professor Steiner, his daughter Anna, a young anthropologist, and Fabian, an AI expert and Anna's ex-boyfriend, are translating ancient papyri from Egypt to find these high-tech artifacts. The papyri describe a Thunderbird as an all-destroying weapon.
Why does a Salzburg vacation, so eagerly anticipated by journalist Julia and her friend Anna, an anthropologist, go completely off the rails within minutes?
How do the two end up inside the Untersberg mountain, finding themselves in mythical worlds they thought they only knew from legends? Their friends Fabian and Tina can no longer find them and ask dowser Mathias for help.