Pharaoh Huni inherits a nation made strong by the rulers before him—but stability is never guaranteed in the Two Lands. As the last king of the Third Dynasty, Huni faces a series of challenges that will shape Egypt's future: unrest on the borders, questions of succession, and the growing ambition of those close to the throne.

Guided by his own vision for Egypt's strength and longevity, Huni must navigate military threats, internal politics, and the careful expansion of royal construction projects. Yet behind every decision lies the weight of legacy—and the knowledge that one misstep could undo all that has come before.

In Huni, Max offers a rich and human portrait of a ruler who stood at a turning point in Egypt's early dynastic history.