| Egyptian Pharoah The Wayne foundations expedition team in Egypt comes across an amazing find. Their dig has uncovered an ancient holisitic Egyptian home. They begin excavations and within months have an exhibit of never before seen artifacts in Gotham proper for exhibition. During the exhibition a young boy falls into exhibit. He is alright but after he regains his composure he notices he has shifted some more remains and his hand is resting up[on what is quite obviously a skull. The Wraith returns to life for the first time in 276 years. His form is that of a non corporeal man shrouded in ancient Egyptian buial robes. His body disappears into a blue-black mist which begins to spread out along the exhibit.The people at the exhibit believe it to be part of a 'show' the museum has organized and love it! The Press cover it as the highlight of the month. During his revivial and subsequent removal to an adjacent room, The Wraith, Amasis, sees a woman who reminds him of his long lost love. She is Dr. Sadharat chief archeologist for Wayne Tech. Wraith attempts to link with Elias Pajentry resident Historian and Archeologist. Something far different from anything he has ever experienced happens. His memories and Elias' swap through some sort of Life Force link. Batman removes Dr. Sadharat from the sceen as it is obvious Wraith is overly concerned - distraught with her for some reason. Eventually Dr. Strange appears on sceen as a new magical presence enters the world. He 'officiates' over the new arrival.Wraith is calm and arrangements are made for Batman to bring Dr. Sadharat to meet Wraith. It is becomes obvious Wraith is not from this era. He asks � �Is this Batman� punctual?� Batman brings her for a meeting with Wraith He revelas he believes her to be his wife reborn??? Arrangements are made for Wraith to stay with Elias until things are sorted out. Wayne makes an appearance. We learn that the Wraith has a 'human form' He hires him as a research archaeologist for 60k a year. Wraith permenantly moves in with Elias Pajentry in the hopes of adjusting and discernign the truth about Dr. Sadharat. |
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