Hikigu's Godslayer Story

"But I've heard a lot of people say that Seth is the god of evil and darkness, isn't he?" Hikigu asked again.

"Well, the god Seth did murder the god Osiris, but it is also a great power to obliterate the light and obscure the sun, isn't it, that's what we need now." Ramses' tone was completely unpleasant.

"So you plan to build the temple of Set?"

"Of course, but it's not just him, my city is extraordinary, and Moses can testify."

"Then you came to me today, what do you need me to do?"

Hikigu was a little funny. When the two sides said this, Ramses finally made it clear.

It is estimated that the other party wants to attack the temple from himself.

And what Ramses said next also proved that what he thought was right.

The young Pharaoh smiled very happily. He pulled Moses to Hikigu. Hikigu noticed that Moses was holding a large roll of parchment in his hand.

Ramses clapped his hands again, and several guards walked into the pavilion and took everything from the table, then Moses stepped forward and spread out the parchment in his hand.

"Your Excellency." The tall royal architect looked a little shy. He pointed to the drawing with many lines and squares on the low table. "Please allow me to introduce you to the new city of Pharaoh."

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PS: To add, this is really not in the water, it is all connected with the plots in the back and the back. It is better to have these first, and then it will be better. In fact, the sixth volume has a lot of content, and many important things have happened in this era. The things that happened were not limited to Egypt, and the pig's feet were not only involved in some things on Ramses' side, but the three goods that passed through with him also promoted the generation of some historical events in a sense.

Chapter [-] The Pharaoh's Visit (Part [-])

The city of Ramses is gradually taking shape.

The brick-making site where Hikigu used to be is just a tip of this massive project.

The great white and azure city has begun to appear in outline, but its true appearance is not known, and its true appearance now exists only on a rough scroll of parchment.

When Moses rolled out the scroll, Hikigu straightened up subconsciously and looked down.

Even with the painting method of this era, Hikigaya can roughly distinguish some things, such as river channels.

From the map, the city of Ramses is divided into several districts of different sizes by the river.

Hikigu saw four rectangular buildings outlined with thick lines, and on the floor plan they showed a series of rooms inside, as well as a huge courtyard, and the thin black dots should be pillars - this is the ancient Egyptian temple A typical style, with thick columns and hollow and vast interior space to arouse visitors' awe of the gods.

The temples are distributed in the east, west, north and central areas of the city respectively, covering a large area, and the temple in the center is the largest.

On the west side of the city, the buildings are relatively neat and clear like a chessboard. You can also see that the long and straight streets are also indicated and spread out to the east, which should be the area where the rich and high-ranking officials live.

The east side is just the opposite. It is divided by the river on the other side. The buildings are close together, with different sizes, and there is no uniform shape. The illustrator even just covered some places with certain marks. Hikigu guessed that this place is probably a society And where people with lower economic status live, there may be factories.

However, the one that occupies the largest area of ​​the city is a large building in the main area that extends inward from the river. It may be the palace, because they are neat and square, and the system is similar to the temple, but more open.

This is what Biqigu can see, but he has seen a lot more than later generations. The city has been buried deep in the ground of Cantil after three thousand years, and the world can only rely on modern equipment. Scanned outline of the foundation to infer its layout.

He looked at Moses, and he believed that Moses was showing him this picture to say something to him.

"Look, Your Excellency." Upon receiving Hikigu's gaze, Moses pointed his finger at the map. At this moment, his shyness disappeared.

"The most important temples we plan to build are the Temple of Amun the Hidden in the west, the Temple of Seth the Landlord in the middle, the Temple of Astad, the Goddess of the North in the east, and the Temple of Uyadje in the north. God will make the place prosperous, and the earth will be full of green."

"The Temple of Set seems to be bigger?" Hikigu pointed to the location of the central temple.

This La Er really deserves to be Set's brainless fan, and it's obvious enough.

"Yes, there will be a river port near the Temple of Set, and we will dig a canal to connect the 'Water of Ra' and the 'Water of Avaris' to provide clean water for the city, and our warehouses and barns will also be Near here."

Hey, where did you put Osiris?

Hikigu squinted to Ramses, and saw that the pharaoh looked very satisfied, his eyes were smiling, but when he saw Hikigu looking at him, he seemed to be explaining: "Sai The temple is on the other side of the canal, it is a separate piece, so it is bigger."

It's better not to explain...

On the other side, Moses continued to explain.

"A little bit to the north is the palace and the residential area. The main road starts from the palace. It will connect to the temple of the creator God Ptah on the right, and then divide into two roads to connect to the temple of God Amon and God Ra. The barracks will also be mainly arranged in these places, the naval port for the sailors is at the mouth of the river facing the great green, and the fortress of the chariot army is built on the side of the Temple of Set."

"Then what do you want me to do?" Hikigu asked.

Judging from the arrangement of the army, Ramses didn't need to say much about the importance of Seth.

The temple is the largest, and the strongest chariot army is also placed there, completely independent from the rest of the city. This bias is simply lost.

"I think you should notice that there is a clearing on the left bank," Moses said.

Hearing the words, Hikigu looked at it carefully, and as expected, it was vacant, obviously it was set aside, but there was no pattern on it.

"We will expand the power of God here, my friend." Ramses answered, while Moses was silent and stepped aside.

"Expansion?" Hikigu felt curious.

Even he, the god-killer, doesn't know how to expand the power of God.

"I have personally selected materials and built a stele that can pierce the clouds. It is on its way to the big city. If you can act as the host of the ceremony and stand it up, I can build a monument that can expel the enemy. Almighty Temple, do you know the Million Years Temple?"

"I don't know." Hikigu shook his head directly.

The name of the gun room of the two of you, the soaring God of Creation will be constipated, of course, I have never heard of it!

"It will be the most spectacular sight in the city. When it is completed, the kingdom will be saved from danger. I don't think anyone is more suitable to preside over its building ceremony than you." Ramses stared at Hikigu closely. The expression on his face, he seemed a little nervous, but Hikigu didn't notice this.

He wondered if he had misunderstood before, listening to La Er's play, this thing is really not a gun room?But a serious thing?