The stories featured in Greaking Out are usually original adaptations of classic Greek myths.

This week's story features medical malpractice.

In decisive gods, I removal, strained uncle nephew relationships,

the line of secession, and a letter writing campaign.

Living in denial, the revenge of ISIS and Horace.

That's right, we've got a part two on our hands, folks. This week,

I'm your cruise director. That is your Nile cruise director.

And I'm here to welcome you back to ancient Egypt.

Yes, that's right. It's sandy, it's hot, it's tense, but we have been here before.

Remember, let me remind you where we left off from season five, episode six.

When we last saw our heroine Asset, she had just created the first mummy.

Asset is what we think the Egyptians called the goddess ISIS, or our best guess.

They called her husband Usir, but we typically say Osiris.

Exactly. Let's do a quick rewind to make sure everybody's on the same page, okay?

Set the god of disorder through a dastardly, but up until the last minute, quite fun party,

that ended with Usir being trapped in a coffin and thrown in the Nile.

And then to top it off, set ripped the already dead ex-king into pieces, yikes, and took the throne

for himself. Hardworking Asset gathered up the bits and pieces of her husband's body and performed

some pretty incredible magic, turning him into the world's first mummy.

So Usir woke up in the underworld with a brand new job, Judger of the newly dead.

Asset had to remain on earth where she discovered she was pregnant.

She gave birth to her baby son alone in the reeds along the edge of a Nile.

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