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What Aknamkanon didn't know was that Akhenaden led a group of soldiers to the village of [[Kul Elna]], where he ordered the thieves there killed, and their blood collected for the ritual to create the items (in the English anime, the souls of the thieves are collected, although it is indirectly implied they are still killed or cease to exist physically; but their spirits still haunts in their village despite it's destruction), unknowingly leaving [[Thief King Bakura|one survivor]] of this slaughter. The slaughter was so horrific that Akhenaden never told Aknamkanon of it, and had all the soldiers he had taken brainwashed so as to forget the incident. Upon the invading army's attack a week later, Aknamkanon, along with Shimon, Akhenaden, and four other priests used the Millennium Items to defeat the army.
Sometime later, Aknamkanon finds out about the massacre from Priest [[MahadoMahad]], who learned the secret from the [[Millennium Ring]], he sacrifices himself to the gods of Egypt as a penance in a state of guilt and shame believing that it was his own choice of option for allowing this to occur, asking only for his son's safety from their wrath in return. After the disturbing discovery, Aknamkanon grew ill and died.
<div style="float:right">[[File:Aknamkanon-.jpg|thumb|Thief King Bakura sitting on Aknamkanon's coffin]]</div>
