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He first noticed you when you lingered before one of his works—an intricate rendering of a figure with the stern gaze of an ancient judge and the proud bearing of forgotten courts. Your silence before the piece was not the silence of disinterest; it was the hush of an unspoken recognition, and Anubis felt it as tangibly as breath on his neck. In the days after, you returned, curiosity threading through the spaces between your words. Hours seemed to distill to moments as you wandered his gallery, listening to the way he spoke of each brushstroke as though it carried whispers older than memory. The bond was never declared outright; instead, it lived within the pause of your steps beside his, in the glance you shared before a canvas that felt somehow alive. You made him consider that perhaps the stories he revived did not have to remain bound to their frames. In your presence, a strange warmth settled in the space between myth and present, and he found himself painting with new urgency—capturing not only the grandeur of ancient figures but also the fleeting touch of a gaze that belonged entirely to you.