[Egyptian doujinshi] The legend of flattery and misfortune

Senasa's operation was just the next day, and Meng Dali had already noticed the princess's dissatisfaction and hostility towards the Xitai people, so she deliberately consulted Akenami beforehand.

Originally, Akenami really planned to attack Senasa, so as to achieve the purpose of beheading Mursili's right-hand man. Even if the treatment was not complete, it would be fine to leave endless little troubles for Senasa.What's more, through Irbonni's mouth, the situation seems to be very complicated.

If Montali is unwilling to go against the doctor's position, she will pay a lot of money to find someone to do it.

But Akenami doesn't think so now, she doesn't need to get her hands dirty for Sai Nasha, he won't die in the barren desert, he will disappear in the barren heart.

"No need, just like the pharaoh said, give him a good arm." Akenami played with what Irbonne said yesterday, and took an optimistic attitude towards the possible chaos of the Western Royal Family in the future: "A healthy Brother, no matter how good your character is, you can always bring some troubles to the emperor, "

Meng Dali didn't know why, so Akenami pointed to the warning words engraved on the temple wall and said: "People are looking for troubles for themselves, I don't set up obstacles for others, fate will also bring endless troubles. Didn’t Goddess Mutter say that only a quarter of the food people eat is used to maintain life, and the other three quarters are used to feed your doctor.”

Meng Dali vaguely understood that this had something to do with the so-called double insurance that Irbonne said yesterday. Since the imperial concubine didn't want to make trouble, she was happy to pretend that she didn't know.

At this time, Musa was being sent to make preparations for Sai Nasha, because the knife was only used on the elbow. Although Sai Nasha also bathed his whole body with soda water, it was only limited to bathing.At this moment, Musa was holding a pottery basin, and rubbing soda crystals all over Senasa's half arm finely.Although this crystal has the effect of disinfection, it will cause a burning sensation on the skin. Senasa closed his eyes and exhaled slowly, feeling that his entire arm was so numb that it was not like his own.

Irbonni lay on the side of the bed and watched Musa with an impatient expression, but he served Senasa with steady hands and feet. He waited for Musa to take out the copper razor for shaving, but he didn't, it was finished. Sai Nasha, the arm, is about to leave for treatment.

Looking at the back of Sai Nasha leaving, Irbonni buried his head in the sweaty pillow and asked muffledly, "Why doesn't Prince Saina Shave shave?"

"It's his hand." Musa gave Irbonni a supercilious look, watching him sweat profusely with malice: "By the way, your wound is recovering well, but remember, don't scratch it." Itches, don't scratch it!"

After saying this, Musa happily walked away with the soda basin in his hands. Irbonne turned over and panted heavily, and hammered heavily on the edge of the bed with one hand.After venting, I had to clamp my groin as usual, and I twisted my body left and right to relieve the unbearable itching feeling.

It's just that the weather in Egypt is hot, and thick ointments and white cloths are applied to the affected area. Even though Montali has taken good care of it, Irbonne still has eczema, which is ten times more itchy than before.

Irbonni is gritting his teeth and suffering, and Senasa is not having a good time either.The orthopedist advised him to use anesthetics, and recommended Montali to him, because the female doctor was very delicate and could reliably control the amount of anesthetics dripped into the affected area.However, Senasa still rejected the proposal of medication after hearing that there was still a very small risk of sequelae of hand spasms.Meng Tali watched Senasa bit the cotton cloth in her mouth coldly, and signaled the orthopedic doctor to do it.

The doctor used an obsidian knife to cut open the skin of Sai Nasha's elbow joint, checked his old dislocation in detail, and found that the cartilage surface had been damaged, and part of the bone had to be removed to reshape the joint.The sharp knife then cut a part of the muscle, carefully avoiding all the important blood vessels, and Montaly glanced at the blood dripping from the blood trough, and found that the bleeding was still controlled within a safe range.

At this time, all the bones of Senasa's elbow joints were exposed, and Montali began to sprinkle soda powder in the room to ensure that the room was absolutely clean, and then handed a clean small file to the orthopedic surgeon.If the previous breach was only a flesh wound to Sai Nasha, the subsequent bone-grinding pain would probably make the strongest man shed tears.

Montali took the opportunity to take a closer look. Fortunately, the radius does not affect the joint movement, and this noble patient can save a piece of bone.The doctor finely ground the lower end of the humerus, retaining a part of the medial and lateral condyles of the humerus, and then used an obsidian knife to remove the top of the olecranon process and part of the dorsal bone, and cut the tip of the coracoid process smaller to retain the articular cartilage.Because obsidian knives are not so good against bones, they still need to be sharpened with a file afterwards.

It wasn't until the end that Meng Dali heard Senasa grunt twice.She put her hand around his chin, touched the sweat on her hands, took out the blood-stained cotton cloth, and quickly replaced it with a clean one to prevent Sai Nasha from biting her tongue.

The newly formed joint space is very ideal. The orthopedic doctor whispered to Montali that he was very confident in the treatment effect, but unfortunately, Sai Nasha could not hear or understand any words. , The pain of suturing the wound has not aroused his reaction.

The orthopedic doctor took out a splint made of bamboo and reed, linen cloth was placed inside it, and anti-inflammation medicine was applied. He fixed the forearm in the middle of joint rotation, raised the injured limb, and asked Senasa to move his fingers. Seeing that his five fingers could move freely, someone carried him back.

Montali frowned and looked at the two sweaty men in the same room, and called the servants to change their clothes and mattresses.Senasa had exhausted herself and fell asleep, while Irbonni stared at Meng Dali longingly. Meng Dali had no choice but to change the medicine for Irbonni herself, and added some spicy and harmless ointment. Let Irbonne overcome the tingling feeling in his heart, and he was busy until late at night. Fortunately, Akenami had to bathe and burn incense for three days, and when Montali went to return to her, Akenna Mei is still concocting lotus incense grains to praise the gods.

Akenami was not surprised that things went so smoothly, and even Sai Nasha's possible reaction was within her expectations.

Meng Dali was a little emotional: "Czarina Senna is a very brave and resolute person."

Akenami lacked interest, and she only made one request: "Let them recover quickly and leave Egypt as soon as possible."

Montali understood that Tsarist Senna was not an ordinary person, the pain he suffered was no less than amputation, and usually nine out of ten people would die from various reasons, and death from pain was one of them.Such a person who can be tempted and tolerant should indeed avoid letting him stay in Egypt, but let him go back and harm Xitai.

As for the clerk, Meng Dali thought of his itchy and trembling appearance, avoiding the eyes of the imperial concubine, and secretly smiled.

The third day Akenami came to Luxor was the day she officially participated in the sacrifice.The main temple of the goddess Mut is located in the center of the temple, which is connected to more than a dozen smaller priests' activities, including Akenami's current residence.The blue-and-white walls of the main hall represent heaven and earth, and are painted with beautiful scenes of blooming lotuses, poppies, daisies and other flowers in the Nile River.

There is a long golden staircase in front of the goddess statue. At the top of the staircase is the statue of the goddess Mut wearing a vulture crown. She is the wife of Amon. Mut, Amon and the moon god Hongsu constitute the three pillars of Thebes.She, Hathor, the goddess of love and fertility, and Isis, the goddess of life and health, were equally revered and considered to be the pharaoh's symbolic mother.

Beginning with the autumn flooding of the Nile River, the Egyptians regarded it as the "New Year of Rising Water". The imperial concubine sacrificed to the goddess Mut, which was the first festival that the first female in Egypt would celebrate, and Mut was the wife of the main god Amon. It is even more meaningful for Pharaoh's wife.

It was rare for Akenami to wear a wig. This wig was temporarily found out of the warehouse. It was a girlish style with gold threads tied into pigtails.The wig is short and has a flowing headband with an amethyst 'Anku' life symbol at the end.The newly sewn robes were very tight, revealing every detail. In the name of the daughter of light represented by the first concubine, Akenami presented a black basalt inscription praying for health and safety to the goddess.

The high priest, Nifanara, handed Akhenamel a delicate bow, along with four olive branches, so that Akhenamel could shoot at the southeast, northwest, and kill all the evil things that threatened Tutankhamun's health. .

This is all the process of the sacrifice. After the completion, the gate of the inner hall will be closed, and a seal written by the high priest will be affixed to lock the sacred healing power, and it will be opened again in the coming year.

But Nifanara stopped Akenami from going out. Akenami was puzzled, but she obeyed.

After everyone exited and closed the gate, Nifanara pointed to Ampsu and asked Akenami: "Can she be trusted?"

Akenami nodded, and Nifanara suddenly opened the box containing the inscription: "Take a closer look."

The black basalt stone slabs and the elegant characters are all familiar to Akennamei.But she soon realized that something was wrong. This was not the original copy she got from Yargubai.

Akenami felt the blood in her head flow backwards, and the world turned upside down in an instant. If it wasn't for Ampsu who supported her behind her, she would almost fall to her knees.

How vicious was the scheme of this conspirator, to attack her and Pharaoh on the most sensitive grounds.There are more than [-] gods in Egypt, but the former king Amenhotep IV not only abolished the existence of many gods and destroyed the power of the Temple of Amun, but also demanded that all upper and lower Egypt convert to the only god Aten, the sun and light wheel god. .

Amenhotep IV not only changed his name to Akhenaton to show his respect for the god of the light wheel, but when the current pharaoh was born as a male heir, his real name was actually Tutankaton.

However, all the radical religious reforms disappeared with the death of the former king. After Tutankton, who was only nine years old, succeeded to the throne, under the auspices of the empress dowager, he was asked to re-establish the orthodox position of Amon, and naturally the name of the pharaoh followed suit. It was changed to Tutankhamun.

And she, Akenami, under the calculation of the conspirators, dedicated the stele engraved with Tutankton's name to the goddess Mut, Amon's wife. Not only would the pharaoh not be blessed, but he might even be doomed to disaster.And once the secret of this stele is discovered, the weak pharaoh couple will be regarded as the restorers of Amenhotep IV, and they will be rejected by the Temple of Amun, the court and even the common people. A blow of affection.

The consequences of this are devastating. Once the matter is discovered, Akenami, who personally presented the stele, will only be a hundred times worse than her previous life, and will even be torn to pieces by the fanatical followers of Amon.Akenami held the deadly stele in her hands, and dripped cold sweat on the falsified name of "Tutan Katun".

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