Djelibeybi—literally “child of the Djel”—is 7,000 years old. It is a 3 mile-wide, 150 mile-long kingdom that follows the course of the Djel river. It is a place of pyramids, alligators, and tradition. 

It is the setting for events which rend the fabric of space-time, motivate a young king to learn about philosophy, and result in the arrival of the kingdom’s numerous gods, in person, as it were. 

It should be noted that Djelibeybi is nothing like Egypt in any way whatsoever. Really.  

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