Over four thousand years ago, she ruled as Kishea Arcradiel, the Fourth Pharaoh of the ancient desert empire of Tediel.

Now, she’s back.

Reincarnated into the modern world, Kishea awakens to a reality where “returnees” from different eras are managed, monitored, and categorized by the government’s Returnee Management Bureau. Ancient kings, war heroes, and legends walk the streets once more.

But there’s one problem.

While most returnees come from decades or centuries ago, Kishea stands alone, displaced by over four thousand years.

And apparently, that makes her a “grandma.”

Absolutely not.

After joining an online returnee forum, Kishea quickly finds herself clashing with arrogant modern elites and infamous figures like the mafia boss Marie, who treats her like a relic of the past.

They soon learn their mistake.

Because Kishea is no forgotten relic. She is a ruler who once commanded divine authority over light, fire, and sand.

And when provoked, she doesn’t argue.

She punishes.

Whether it’s crushing trolls who hide behind screens or intervening in real-world crimes like kidnappings, Kishea enforces her own brand of imperial judgment in a world unprepared for her return.

As gate crises escalate and returnees grow increasingly unstable, modern society struggles to maintain control.

But one question begins to spread:

Is she humanity’s greatest protector…

—or its most dangerous empress?