<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri As the victim was a mage and the murder had occurred at a sensitive time in Thebes, the most likely suspect became Hardedef.
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri Metatro used the shuttle to leave Amon’s territory, which was much faster than riding a horse for long distances. Amon reminded him to be careful on the way and to avoid the areas which were densely populated when he was flying in the air.
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri According to normal procedures, the Pharaoh’s orders should have been sent to Mount Horeb first, and someone from Mount Horeb would then send the slaves to Amon’s territory. However, Amon did not do so. Instead, he directly sent one of his personal guards to travel to Mount Horeb as fast as he could and demanded for the slaves on the spot. He was worried that someone would…
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri After settling the matters at the frontline, the Pharaoh decided to return. Accompanied by the guards, the holy procession left Cape and headed west. The Pharaoh sat in a huge golden carriage with a golden sculpture of an eagle with its spreading wings as the roof. The skill of the craftsman was incredible. Sitting in the carriage, Ramesses II, the ruler of two lands, was like a…
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri Amon finally returned to the city of Cape and met the Pharaoh once again. Rod Drick had returned half a month earlier to make preparations for the celebration ceremony. This ceremony was hosted by the Pharaoh and officiated by the high priest Lykwid. Supreme General Amon assisted the Pharaoh in offering sacrifices.
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri The Uruk legion retreated silently in the night, bringing everything with them and leaving nothing behind. Amon had just woken up. He stayed dumbfounded most of the day after the information slowly sank in. The reminiscences of Enkidu’s death and Gilgamesh’s futile attempts to save him were still vivid. He had seen with his own eyes. He could somewhat understand Gilgamesh’s feelings.
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri As they were speaking, they had arrived at the center of the battlefield. With a wave of his hand, two squads of horsemen split from the personal guards behind Amon and advanced with the war chariots while taking care to avoid Enkidu’s fighting location. A battle between elite forces was bound to be fierce and bloody. As swords clashed and troops collided into each other in a…
<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: adomman Editor: Snorri Amon’s expression changed. Enkidu was simply trying to disgrace him. If Enkidu lost the duel, the Uruk legion would retreat and it would be a great victory for the Ejyptian Empire. On the other hand, if Amon lost, Enkidu only required that Amon resign from his post of commander-in-chief and give up his title of Supreme General.
