Earth, far in the future, far after the great Gau, which claimed three quarters of the human race and of which very little is known. The Sirius system was terraformed more or less successfully. Both are populated by a wide variety of species and their descendants within the following history. Some of these are a fox-wolf named Cyra Quest, along with her stepbrother, the anthropomorphic wolf named Stephen Fang, and their butler, the bionic Doberman Frank Simson. Cyra inhabits a villa within a large park, has devoted herself to ancient Egyptian mythology and Egyptology. Steadfastly going her own way, she is direct and brusque in her nature, but longs for love and affection, seeking it in her dreams and there with her god Anubis. One day Stephen discovers something interesting in the Sirius system, brings it to Cyra's attention and everything takes its course. Until then, the god Anubis had only been a constantly recurring, very erotic dream, a substitute satisfaction in lonely hours, but suddenly he appears in a completely different form, forces himself into her life, not only penetrates her thoughts, but with him she discovers herself, her desires and appetites. Do they both discover each other over and over again? Does she dive with him into his world, an ancient mythological world that was only apparently real. Anubis in his unusual form very quickly turns out to be a surprise package, the robot Taur seems to be not only mythological but also not alone inside, things happen that don't seem to fit but make more and more sense. Then more and more ancient Egyptian gods appear on stage, who are in fact very much alive, down to earth and not always obliging, moral in their expressions. A very erotically charged furry science fiction story.
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