Bram Stoker’s Legend Of The Mummy

The mansion of famed Egyptologist Abel Trelawney is adorned by hundreds of ancient treasures stolen from the tombs of the great monarchs of Egypt. His prized possession is the almost perfectly preserved mummy of Queen Tera. When his daughter, Margaret, find her father near death with her arm savagely torn in seven places, she is about to enter the most frightening night of her life, as lying silently near to where Abel has fallen is the mummified corpse of Queen Tera. She is immersed further into the mysteries of the Trelawney Mansion, when amongst the artifacts Margaret discovers explicit instructions from her father stating “if I am mysteriously stricken, I must not be moved from this house and my body must never be alone.” What past deeds of Trelawney has reached out to the ancient spirits and unleashed the curse of centuries?