I was a priest in the city-state era.

Chapter 283 Nafir Wants to Be a Female Pharaoh

Although the lives of demigod heroes are more tenacious than ordinary humans, they will not violate the ethics of birth, old age, sickness and death.

Kamose was stabbed in the heart by an arrow and did not die immediately because the arrow only caused a small damage to his heart.

If Kamose is in the world 600 years later, he can even survive until he has a heart to continue his life.

But Roy's spear blade caused serious damage to Kamose's heart, so under Roy's gaze and Nafir's call, after Kamose slowly closed his eyes, his body immediately knelt weakly on the ground.

"Brother—brother—"

Nafiel shook Kamose's arm, crying with tears streaming down his face.

"Didn't you say that you would protect me from any harm? How could you just die like this—brother, you are a liar, open your eyes!"

Kamose is dead—

The pharaoh who nominally ruled more than 20 city-states died.

After confirming that Kamose was dead, the soldiers under Kamose knelt down on the battlefield.

Listening to Nafer's heart-piercing cries, Roy's idea of ​​becoming a god became more determined.

Because as long as you don't become an immortal god, even if you become a demigod hero who rules more than 20 city-states and a million people, you are no different from ordinary people in the face of death.

When Nafel cried until his voice became hoarse, Roy finally couldn't bear it and walked to her and said.

"Nafel, let's arrange a funeral for your brother as soon as possible! In this hot and dry climate, your brother's body will rot quickly."

Nafel turned his head and glared at Roy angrily, then whispered.

"You are right... my brother's body cannot be preserved for a long time. We must arrange for priests to mummify my brother as soon as possible, and then build a tomb for him."

When it comes to the tomb of the pharaoh, it is of course the pyramid.

Those magnificent pyramids not only consumed incalculable manpower and material resources when they were built, but even after they were built, many people would become the funeral objects of the Pharaoh.

Hearing that Nafir wanted to build a mausoleum for Kamose, Roy said with a frown.

"Nafel, do you want to build a pyramid for Kamose?"

"Doesn't a great pharaoh like my brother deserve to have a pyramid?"

After Nafiel asked Roy back, he looked at Sun City with hatred and said.

"This is the city my brother wanted to conquer when he was alive. Now I ask you to lead my brother's army to conquer Sun City. I want the priests of Sun City to mummify my brother and recruit people here to build pyramids. Sun City is not only The head of the thirteen city-states in Egypt is also the home of the gods who worship the gods. My brother’s pyramid was built here, and my brother can be with the gods in the future.”

"Are you ordering me?"

Roy immediately said dissatisfied.

"Nafel, according to my agreement with Kamos, you should be my trophy now, but your attitude is more like a queen treating her subjects."

"Don't you want to be an Egyptian pharaoh?"

Nafir smiled confidently.

"We Egyptians had a precedent for a princess to become a pharaoh in the sixth dynasty 600 years ago. So as long as you marry me, you can become a female pharaoh and a male pharaoh who rule the Egyptians with me. But my brother Yah Moss also has the right to inherit the Pharaoh's throne, and as Ahmose is a man, he will be supported by more people. If we want to defeat Ahmose, we must master the army left by my brother and have Ahmose An incomparable feat.”

Looking at Nafer's expression, Roy couldn't help shaking his head.

Although Roy can rule more than 20 city-states in southern Egypt in the name of the Pharaoh royal family as long as he marries Nafer and takes control of the army left by Kamose, this is not what Roy wants.

Because Roy's goal is to eliminate all priests and nobles.

If Roy is willing to compromise with the priests and nobles, even if Roy doesn't marry Nafer, he can easily conquer the whole of Egypt.

Choosing to marry Nafir to inherit the pharaoh's throne left by Kamose, once Roy promotes the policy of eliminating all priests and nobles, Roy will be counterattacked by priests and nobles from more than 20 city-states and many gods at the same time.

Thinking of the consequences of being counterattacked by the priests and nobles of more than 20 city-states and many gods including Amon, Roy immediately made a decision.

"Nafel! Since Kamose doesn't want you to be a victim of intermarriage, I can help you ascend the throne and become a female pharaoh, but I'm not interested in becoming your male pharaoh."

"I don't believe you have no ambitions for the Pharaoh's throne."

While speaking, Nafiel took off the golden crown on Kamose's head and the golden scepter in his hand.

After putting Kamose's Pharaoh's golden crown on Roy's head, and handing over Pharaoh's golden scepter to Roy, Nafiel looked at the surrounding soldiers and shouted.

"Soldiers of my brother Kamose! Now that my brother is dead, I, Nafir, as the princess of the pharaoh's family, will inherit my brother's throne under your witness. The demigod hero who defeated my brother just now—the great Roy, King of Athens, will become my husband and ascend to the throne of pharaoh with me. Now I want Roy to lead you to fulfill your brother's last wish and occupy the Sun City that my brother failed to conquer. If you are willing to support me, you can Follow my orders and attack Sun City with Roy."

Now another heir to the throne, Ahmose, is transporting food for this expeditionary army in the Egyptian city of Thebes thousands of miles away.

If Ahmose is on the battlefield, Kamose's generals can boldly speak out in support of Ahmose.

Now that Ahmose is not around, speaking out in support of Ahmose will become a very dangerous thing.

Because of opposing Nafel, it is likely to be immediately retaliated by Nafel.

After all, Nafiel's future husband, Roy, is a demigod hero who can kill Kamose—more powerful than Kamose.

Although it has been a long-standing tradition that princes have higher succession rights than princesses, it would be too unworthy to lose one's own life in order to help Ahmose ascend the throne—or even subject one's entire family to Nafiel's revenge.

Hearing Nafer's idea of ​​inheriting the pharaoh's throne, Kamose's generals looked at each other, but no one stood up against Nafer's succession to the throne.

Seeing that all the generals remained silent about his succession to the throne, Nafiel said with satisfaction.

"Very good! Since none of you object to my succession to the throne, follow my order and attack Sun City with Roy."

After Nafiel finished speaking, Roy raised Kamose's golden scepter and said.

"Soldiers of Kamose! Have you seen the scepter that guides you? Under the leadership of this scepter, you have never lost a battle. Today, under the guidance of this scepter, you can also occupy Sun City is known as the home of the gods."

After speaking, Roy held up the golden scepter and took the lead towards Sun City.

Kamose's generals followed behind with their soldiers, and the army rushed towards Sun City like a torrent.

Perseus, Minos, Ramses II, Phineus and others who fled back to Sun City with Cepheus learned the news that the southern Egyptian army was attacking Sun City, so they could only bring Xi Ke The army of the Sothians fled.

(End of this chapter)