Hikigu's Godslayer Story

Compared with the ethnic groups, the elders' thoughts are a little more complicated, but don't get me wrong, the complexity here does not contain any kindness towards Moses at all.

When Moses was still in the Egyptian court, they didn't like this kid, and they dared to bypass them to pay wages to the people below. They really didn't understand the rules!

So the elders decided to convene a Hebrew clan representative assembly, led by them, and then sprayed Moses in front of the representatives of each clan, and then packed the man and gave it to the Egyptians to beheaded. They can also pass by. Mix some rewards.

However, they don't know that there is a saying in later generations that brothers are united, and they don't care if they die.

No one knows whether a certain God gave Moses and Aaron an eloquence bonus, but the elders really couldn't get enough of the two brothers. It was supposed to be a denunciation meeting, but it was turned into Moses' personal speech.

Compared with Moses, who wrote at least the first four volumes of the Old Testament in the legends of later generations, these elders are fundamentally scumbags.

This shows that Moses was very dishonest, and he actually spoke nonsense in front of God...

In this way, after a meeting, the authority of the elders was swept away, their authority was taken away by Moses, the great black-bearded prophet, and the representatives of each clan were even more brainwashed by Moses.

And Hikigu watched the whole scene.

He was very satisfied with his vision. When he first crossed the road, he thought that the beard would not be as simple as the same name, but now he looks like a torch.

Just looking at the appearance, I am afraid that few people can see that such a bearded man who is completely in the style of a berserker is not only a handsome young man, but also a joker who is full of chicken soup for the soul.

And Moses, who won the victory, understood the profound meaning of striking while the iron was hot. On the spot, he announced that he was going to take his elder brother to Gang Pharaoh. Then, amid the cheers of the crowd, he set off in a majestic manner.

Seeing such a large group of people running in the direction of the palace, Hikigu also patted his butt and turned into the wind to follow.

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PS: I haven’t finished coding the third and fourth updates, but I see that when it’s time to eat, I will upload the first three updates. I wish everyone a happy meal hahaha.

Chapter [-] Ramses is angry

When the ragged Moses and his brother stood in front of Ramses' throne, Ramses' expression was bewildered.

He had imagined a lot about the big change that Hikigu said, but he never thought that it would be caused by his fleeing friend.

So his mood was extremely violent.

There is a problem with being a monarch. Although they differ in the details of the definition of "betrayal", their tolerance for this is negative.

A negative number means that no evidence is required at all, just suspicion is enough to kill a family [-] times.

Although Ramses likes to call himself a god in front of his subjects, this guy is human after all, so it is not uncommon.

"Moses!!!" His roar penetrated several rooms before getting smaller.

It has to be said that the battle of Kadeshi has a bonus to Ramses' power, especially since he once staged the ghost upper body in front of thousands of troops, which has greatly increased his ability to control the army.

Even the Temple of Amon can't shake him as a pharaoh and as a god in the world, he can only attack him from other places.

The current Ramses is very different in temperament from the Ramses before the Battle of Kadesh. He is more murderous, and now ordinary bureaucrats will want to go home and go to the toilet when he stares at them.

But Moses was not an Egyptian bureaucrat. In a sense, the scene he experienced was bigger than that of Ramses, and he was completely unaffected by Ramses' momentum.

In other words, the influence comes from other aspects.

Ramses' strongest and only weapon against Moses was their bond.

Feeling the complicated emotions of his friend, a trace of guilt flashed in Moses' eyes, but that was all.

Since he has chosen to stand here, he is ready to endure everything.

"Pharaoh, listen to me," he said. "My God wants me to tell you that the Hebrews are his sons, his firstborn, and you will let them go and go to the wilderness to keep a feast for him, If you refuse, He will also kill your firstborn."

Hearing this, Ramses, who was still feeling sad for his base friend, pretended not to recognize him, and was instantly furious.

Mom sells batches!The contract was signed and the project payment was paid. Now tell me you're quitting?

Dare to find a more exaggerated reason?Do you really think I'm so fooled that I don't dare to mess with you?

"Aha! I don't know your God, and I don't even allow you to leave." Ramses said to Moses angrily, "You want to be lazy and miss work, right?"

At this time, a flame suddenly ignited around Ramses, and Moses and Aaron were surprised, but they soon found that the Egyptians present were all excited and proud smiles.

Moses felt even more familiar with this scene.

The flames were quickly extinguished, and nothing was damaged, the only thing that changed was the presence of a person next to the throne.

Moses recognized this man. It was before he fled. He had seen this man with Ramses, a Gentile with a strange name, and Ramses told him more than once that this man was from heaven.

Moses believed so much in Ramses for a time that he even believed that this man was God, the God of their Hebrews.

Until the flames that He Lieshan saw changed his view.

Yes, he finally knew why he felt familiar, and the person in front of him had the same flame as the one and only God.

"Moses." The eyes of Hikigu who came out of the flames were bright, like shining brightly. When he appeared, all the Egyptians except Pharaoh bowed their heads and bowed, but he ignored the Egyptians and looked at them. To Moses, "Your God should have more words for you to say, why not?"

Choosing to emerge from the flames was a bad taste for Bikigu. He remembered that God, the son of Rausch, did the same to Moses, scaring Moses to the ground.

But what he didn't know was that his bad taste and words had convinced Moses what he had guessed in his heart.

To be fair, every time that voice speaks to Moses, it is a small stove, and no other human beings know about it except Moses.

So Moses said respectfully, "With my brother as the witness, God will teach us what to say, and what we should say has already been said."

After he finished speaking, he kept looking at Hikigu's expression mischievously.

Hikigu didn't know why Moses became so submissive and funny, he was disappointed anyway.