Public executions started with King Adonai

However, the real world also began to search for people with similar appearances based on the brief appearance of Ramses II.

In fact, there was indeed a man in Egypt who looked exactly like Ramses II.

His name is Osmandis.

Yes, exactly the same name as Ramses II.

However, this was not the original name, but was changed later.

Just like many awesome people will change their names to awesome ones after they become awesome.

The same is true of this Osmandis.

Anyone who knows Egypt knows what the situation is like now.

It cannot be said that they are poor. After all, they control the Suez Canal, so it is impossible that they are really short of money.

However, after the fall of ancient Egypt, this land has been devastated and enslaved. Although modern society is much better than ancient times, the huge gap between the rich and the poor has caused many problems in this country. Chaos, loss of official authority, and rampant gangs and warlords are its characteristics.

It's not so bad in Cairo and the surrounding areas, as they are directly under the Egyptian central government and there is still some basic stability. But if you leave this area, it will be the typical chaos of North Africa and the Middle East.

The man named Osmandis grew up in this environment.

They were originally a wealthy family, but under the dual oppression of local gangs and warlords, their family was broken up and their loved ones died. From then on, the protagonist's script called revenge and counterattack began.

Now in his thirties, Osmandis has become a big boss in Egypt. He controls his own armed group and owns many industries. He is undoubtedly the local overlord.

Moreover, his influence also extended to the chaotic Africa and Middle East regions. He was a truly ruthless character that usually only appeared in novels. He established order in the chaotic land with his own will, brought schools and jobs, and allowed ordinary people in his territory to live a relatively stable life.

It can be said that in Osmandis's territory, he did much better than the Egyptian officials.

Osmandis is the Hellenized name of Ramses II, and this name has actually become the modern translation of Ramses II's real name commonly used in the world.

The man originally named Audis changed his name to Osmandis at the age of 28 in order to match his current identity and status, and nicknamed him "Pharaoh".

After all, he is a big boss in Egypt, so it is natural to call him by such a title - anyway, as long as he can withstand such a nickname and not be beaten to death, a more arrogant name will make his prestige even greater.

However, it was just a nickname after all, and Osmandis did not think that he had any real relationship with Ramses II. He just used the identity of that great pharaoh to make himself more prestigious and dominant.

As a result, the light screen image now reveals the truth.

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Osmandis was stunned. This man, who was in his thirties but still young and handsome, and looked only in his twenties, felt that this world was too magical.

Although he had also imagined that he might be the reincarnation of a certain extraordinary person, to be honest, he never thought that he was related to the famous Ramses II.

The man, wearing a black shirt and white pants in his home, couldn't help but fall into deep thought.

He realized that there might be great trouble coming next.

However, in a sense, it is also an opportunity.

Perhaps the opportunity to truly change Egypt, to make it a better place, peaceful and stable, has arrived.

Yes, this man who became the overlord of Egypt by dishonorable means actually had great ideals and was obsessed with saving his country.

But in this world, good people often don't get good results. Osmandis had long seen through Egypt's dire situation and understood that it was impossible to achieve his obsession by conventional means.

Therefore, this man, whose family was broken up but who had the script of the leading role in his hands, fought violence with violence and became Egypt's "Yangko star", achieving his ideal to a certain extent.

Unfortunately, that's all he could do. Going further was impossible. The complex situation in Egypt and the various interferences from outside the country meant that Osmandis could only become a local overlord in Egypt at best.

No matter how talented, capable, or strong-willed one is, one is helpless in the face of absolute trends.

But things are different now.

If he is really the reincarnation of Ramses II, then he has a strong claim to control Egypt, and it is an extremely strong claim.

It may sound far-fetched that an ancient pharaoh would have a strong claim on modern Egypt, but that is the reality of Egypt.

If the power of Ramses II was awakened, even if only partially, then Osmandis would have the power to truly change Egypt and the power to resist foreign interference.

In an instant, even Osmandis, who had experienced strong winds and heavy rains, couldn't help but breathe rapidly.

What? Awakened extraordinary power to fight against the mystery?

Yes, Osmandis accepts.

But before that, you must first protect your home and become a king who can protect others!

This is everything Osmandis has to bear and face after growing up in a chaotic and terrible country!

……

According to the image on the light screen, Ramses II did not take action in the end. He simply chose to change the subject stiffly and did not mention the head falling off at all.

Although Fujimaru Tachibana and the others had many questions about this and wanted to complain, they would not bring it up at this time, so they followed Ramses II's wishes and pretended nothing had happened.

Then, Ramses II said, "Now, there's no need to waste any more time. Fujimaru Ritsuka, you want to know the Storm King's purpose, and I'll tell you right here."

"Her goal is simple: to protect humanity in her own way."

These words stunned everyone present.

Protect humanity?

Uh, this sounds just, right?

Why do you have to use the tone of a villain who is about to cause big trouble?

This makes people want to complain.

Ramses II snorted coldly: "Do you think that it's a good thing for the god to want to protect humanity? Or do you think that the way gods protect people is the same as the way humans protect themselves?"

Fujimaru Tachibana: "Uh, is there anything wrong with that way of guarding?"

Ramses II stared at Fujimaru Tachibana for a while before saying, "Protecting humans is none of our business."

These words confused everyone and also stunned the people in the real world.

It sounds like something is not going well.

How did the deified King Arthur protect mankind?

Fujimaru Tachibana asked the question.

However, this time Ramses II did not answer. Instead, he was silent for a moment before suddenly saying, "Leave my territory and head east, towards the Cretaceous City!"

"Witness it with your own eyes, and then make your own decision, in your own way and with your own will."

"Your proper growth shouldn't be controlled by me, Fujimaru Ritsuka. I look forward to meeting you again."

Suddenly, I was ordered to leave.

This completely baffled everyone. Hadn't Ramses II shown goodwill and wanted to make things clear before? Why was he suddenly acting like a riddler?

Of course, it was actually just a complaint, and the meaning of his words was very clear. He seemed to think that explaining everything to Fujimaru Tachibana and making clear arrangements would affect Fujimaru Tachibana's growth.

So, in the end, they suddenly decided to let Fujimaru Tachibana witness everything herself.

Although this situation always gives people the illusion of taking off their pants to fart, great figures like Ramses II always have their own deep meaning in what they do.

Anyway, since the light screen image was launched, there have been countless riddlers, so I don’t mind having one more Ramses II.

Therefore, faced with this situation, although Fujimaru Tachibana and the others on the light screen still had many questions, they could only say goodbye and leave.

Then, when everyone was about to leave, Ramses II spoke again: "Remember, Fujimaru Ritsuka, use your eyes to witness everything, use your thoughts to judge everything, and use your will to decide everything."

“Don’t be deceived by the appearance of things. What you have to bear, like your current posture, is much heavier than you imagine.”

"This is what Fujimaru Ritsuka is meant to carry."

The Riddler's words again made Fujimaru Tachibana pause for a moment, then he turned around and saluted respectfully: "Thank you for your reminder. I will never forget your kindness, Your Majesty Osmandis."

Osmandis wanted to raise his head to signal, but after a slight movement, his head almost fell off again, so he stopped and said, "Go! You can stay in the remaining cities and purchase supplies. After you are ready, you can set off again."

"Nito, please arrange for them for me."

After a pause, he continued, "Let's introduce them to the traveling knight who stayed here! It's time for that fellow to face his own destiny."

Nitocris: "Yes, Your Majesty!"

After responding, Nitocris led everyone away.

In an instant, Ramses II was the only one left in the palace.

However, this also brings new suspense.

Who was the traveling knight that Ramses II mentioned at the end? Why did he introduce him to Fujimaru Ritsuka and the others? And why did he face his own fate after the introduction?

This riddle man is really hard to complain about, and what he says is always so mysterious.

As expected, the Riddler is the most annoying thing!

Chapter 814 Bedivere: I am Lucius, a Saber

On the light screen, Fujimaru Tachibana and the others left the pyramid temple under the arrangement of Nitocris, and the depressing atmosphere instantly relaxed a lot.

Afterwards, Nitocris led everyone to a house not far from the temple.

The house, built of rocks and mud, is in ancient Greek style and full of exotic charm. Nitocris arranged everyone here and said that they could stay here during their stay in the Pharaoh's territory. If they needed anything, they could ask the arranged servants for help. Then she gave them a pile of coins.

That was the currency of the Pharaoh's territory. The coins all had the portrait of Ramses II on them. It was obviously made after Ramses II established his kingdom in this area.

All we can say is that Ramses II was serious about governing the country.

After these arrangements were completed, Nitocris hesitated for a moment and said to Fujimaru Tachibana, "Although I don't know why His Majesty Osmandis has an inexplicable fondness for you, Master of Chaldea, please do not take His Majesty's kindness for granted."

"The great Pharaoh can grant you friendship and allow you to move around in his territory as honored guests, but he can also bestow upon you boundless wrath."

"The Sun King's wrath is definitely not something you can bear!"

This is both an instruction and a warning.

Obviously, Nitocris didn't need to say this, but she did anyway, offering advice based on her inexplicable fondness for Fujimaru Tachibana.

Although Ramses II's attitude towards Fujimaru Tachibana was unexpectedly good, he could calmly deal with the embarrassing scene of him losing his head.

But how could a famous emperor in history, who served as pharaoh for so many years, have such a good temper?

I can only say that it's all because of my natural fondness for 'Fujimaru Ritsuka'.

However, this is not a reason for Fujimaru Tachibana to be arrogant by relying on the "king's favor". If she really angers Ramses II, there will definitely be no good results.

There was no doubt that Nitocris's reminder was entirely well-intentioned.

Fujimaru Tachibana and the others accepted the kindness and listened to the instructions, nodding to show that they understood.

However, Fujimaru Tachibana was still very curious.

Curious about what was going on with Ramses II's head, and based on Nitocris's kindness and the good relationship they had during this period, Fujimaru Tachibana felt that Nitocris was a very easy person to talk to.

So, Fujimaru Tachibana asked at this time: "By the way, Miss Nitocris, what happened to His Majesty Osmandis? Why did his head fall off?"

"Besides, he's fine even though his head fell off. What's going on?"

Upon hearing this, the atmosphere at the scene suddenly stagnated. Mashu blushed, "What are you doing? Senior! Why are you asking such a rude question?"

Nitocris also said angrily, "How disrespectful! How disrespectful! How can you ask such a disrespectful question casually?"

Fujimaru Tachibana scratched the back of his head. "Uh, well, I'm just a little curious. And for someone to be still fine even after their head fell off is undoubtedly a miracle to me, so that's why I wanted to ask about it."

"Well, if it's really rude, I can apologize."

"I am so sorry!"

Later on, he did apologize sincerely.

This immediately made Nitocris unable to hold back her anger, and Fujimaru Tachibana's description of the situation as a miracle also made the female pharaoh feel very satisfied.

Yes, the actions displayed by the great Sun King were undoubtedly miracles, something that only gods could do!

However, even though he thought so in his heart, he would not admit it on the surface. Nitocris also warned him seriously: "Don't ask about this matter anymore. It is extremely disrespectful. Even if you ask again, I will not answer."

After a pause, she continued, "As for why Your Majesty is fine, it's because this is Your Majesty's divine realm!"

"Under the rule of the Glorious Grand Complex Temple, which represents the majesty of the Sun King, Your Majesty is immortal! No fatal wound can truly take Your Majesty's life!"

"This is one of the powers of the Almighty God!"

After explaining this, Nitocris said no more, saying she had other things to attend to and left.

He also told everyone that the traveling knight that Osmandis mentioned was not here at the moment. Instead, he went out to solve some problems under the Pharaoh's rule in accordance with the principle of "no work, no food". He was helping with the work after accepting the task.