Synopsis "Counterweight: A Balancing act by the Alien god Osiris"
Can a team of renowned archaeologists and scientists find a way to save Earth's impending doom? The catastrophic scenario began one day, while out in the Valley of the Kings, in southern Egypt, an American archaeologist named Sebastian, uncovered a small tomb of an ancient architect buried in the sands. He found cradled in the arms of this mummy a floor plan, drawn on a papyrus, to an unidentified structure. Sebastian is amazed by his discovery, because no papyri had ever been found buried with a mummy before. He placed great importance in what he had uncovered, as he believed that the plans were meant to be taken into the afterworld with the deceased architect, and kept there as a secret for all eternity. The secret would have revealed who or what was entombed there forever. Sebastian's long and tedious search to identify the mysterious structure leads him to a secret tomb buried under the tomb of King Tutankhamen. What he discovers in the hidden chambers below is more than just another mummy. It is the remains of a revered deity, and an alien, who lived amongst the Egyptians as one of their most important God's. He was the God Osiris. Sebastian, along with his close friends, Ben-Josef and Lucas, also archaeologists, comb through thousands of artifacts and hundreds of papyri, which leads to the discovery of incredible alien secrets. These secrets, in turn, lead them to theorize about a Counterweight Theory, and the discovery of a hidden chamber under the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Giza. What they find amazes the world's scientific community. Along the way, they encounter an alien spacecraft and alien scientific relics, which are able to come to life while holding them in their hands. Another important discovery, crucial to Earth's survival, was also discovered hidden away in the pyramid's chamber. Will the alien's save Earth, or will they turn their backs to Earthlings, and leave the planet to its doomed destiny? The story unfolds in the pages of this book.
