From Concubine to Pharaoh [Transmigration Book]

Surrounded by four small envoys, Soran stood with about a hundred Border Army soldiers, shrouded in tiny spots of light released by the travel amulet.

As an Asut, Soran can already clearly perceive the usage of this amulet.

But like the others around him, he still showed a look of incomparable surprise, lowered his head in astonishment, and looked at the road, the land, and the rippled water on the surface of the river under his feet... retreating rapidly.

Beside them, there are countless Lower Egyptian soldiers wrapped in fine light spots like them, and they are rapidly marching towards Upper Egypt along the natural channel of the great river under the leadership of the sun god or other Asut.

Soon they entered the territory of Upper Egypt, and the city of Asiut fell into Solan's eyes.

The battle had obviously begun, and Soran's ears were filled with the sound of footsteps, shouts of killing, the roar of throwing weapons, and the sound of arrows and spears flying back and forth...

In just a short moment after Asiut, Solan and the fighters around him felt the cruelty of the battle.

Someone could not help but chatter their teeth lightly, and when Solan heard it, he couldn't help but sigh silently.

At this moment, the sound of piercing the air suddenly sounded from above, and quickly approached.

It was a round ball with silvery white light on its surface, flying towards Solan at high speed.

"careful!"

Solan couldn't help but reminded him aloud.

He knew that this was the Asiut's counterattack.

Among the four cubs beside Solan, the one with the baboon head and human body cursed while adjusting the direction of travel. Solan and the soldiers beside him leaned to the left at the same time.

The silver-white ball almost flew over the heads of Solan and the others.

Due to the overcrowding of travelers over the big river, Solan and the others got out of the way of the bomb, and the other team behind them was not spared and was hit right on the target.

There was only a loud bang, and then there was a distinct burnt smell at the end of the nose, and then there was the sound of splashing into the water.

Solan glanced back in his busy schedule, and vaguely saw electric snakes scurrying around the light spot of travel. The effect of the travel amulet was completely destroyed, and the team that was moving fast over the big river suddenly fell into the surging river below. In the middle, everyone is struggling in the water.

With Solan's personality, he could also perceive that the silvery-white ball just now was actually a talisman, similar to a discharge.

But the difference from things like travel is that it was replicated from the potter's flywheel, meaning that the divine power was transferred into human hands.Therefore, Assiut's normal defenders can also be used.

But Solan deliberately asked in panic: "What is that?"

The four little ones beside him spoke one by one: "Don't worry about it..."

"You don't understand!"

"If those people fall into the water, they will fall into the water... Anyway, it's not us."

"As long as we can get to Thebes on time..."

Such a statement of not caring about the friendly army made all the soldiers of the border army around Solan change color.

But when they thought that they were on the big river at the moment, with the torrential water under their feet, everyone dared not speak out, their faces were livid, their teeth were gritted, and they looked ahead, no one dared to turn their heads.

In this way, Solan and others passed by one city after another in Upper Egypt built along the river.

The battles in these places have also started, with black smoke billowing up, shouts of killing shaking the sky, and silver-white balls flying over the heads of Solan and the others one after another.

Solan knew that Upper Egypt had spent a lot of money today, and Erich took out all the special weapons she had accumulated since the war between Upper and Lower Egypt without reservation, and distributed them to each city to help them protect themselves.

However, under the attack of the [-] troops from Lower Egypt, it is really doubtful whether this kind of self-protection can be realized.

Even Solan doesn't know who will win the final victory.

He only knew that no matter which side it was, it would only be a tragic victory in the end, and what was lost was the youngest and strongest soldiers in Egypt, who should have enjoyed a longer life.

As he traveled deeper into Upper Egypt, Solan began to notice that his comrades surrounded by light spots became less and less.

Solan's guess is that they either stayed in certain Upper Egyptian cities along the river and fought the local Upper Egyptian defenders, or were hit by that specially made electric discharge and fell into the river.

"Four..."

Seeing Thebes in front of him, Solan couldn't help but speak, trying to match the words of the four little ones.

Unexpectedly, the border army soldiers beside him raised their heads to the right at the same time, looking obliquely above them with reverence and amazement.

Solan couldn't help but looked up, and saw a huge golden ship slowly moving in the air.

"Sunboat!"

Solan couldn't help but speak, muttering.

"You are knowledgeable!"

"This is the solar boat—"

"Now temporarily given to Pharaoh by Ra—"

"Let him go to Upper Egypt to clean up Amon..."

Shocked by the scene in front of him, Solan lost his mind for a moment.

I saw that on the huge golden ship, standing majesticly on the bow of the ship was none other than Pharaoh Delos from Lower Egypt.

The Priest Ra, who had appeared on the Great Pyramid last time, was standing one step behind the pharaoh at this moment, not daring to stand shoulder to shoulder with the pharaoh who had the holy blood.

Standing on the prow of the solar ship, the pharaoh himself was covered in golden light, as if every inch of his body was made of gold.

On his head is the red crown that symbolizes the rule of Lower Egypt-apparently, after the red crown was lost at Giza, the pharaoh had the hatter rush to make another one.

At this moment, the Pharaoh was wearing a tall red crown, with a straight body and a solemn expression, as if he was here to combine the red and white crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt into one, and wear the double crowns on top of his head.

Seeing this magnificent golden scene, countless Lower Egyptians, like Solan, who were being surrounded by traveling light spots and quickly sent to the battlefield, were mostly excited, shouting loudly the respect for Pharaoh, and the unification of Egypt. slogan.

However, outside the port side of the solar ship, Soran silently looked at the expressionless pharaoh Delos, and suddenly remembered what Delos had said in the chess room in Giza: Isn't the pharaoh not a chess piece?

At this moment, Solan's pupils shrank suddenly.

He saw an unusually familiar figure behind Delos——

It was a woman, dressed in the dark dresses of older Egyptian ladies, with a thick linen turban covering her hair and most of her face.

But the figure of that woman was so familiar to Solan. Seeing it at this moment, Solan couldn't help feeling a strong sense of longing and guilt in his heart.

That was the great priest's wife, the biological mother of him and Erich, the woman who raised them and loved them all their lives.

The great priest's wife on the solar boat seemed to sense Solan's gaze, and suddenly turned her head, slightly removed the scarf covering her face, exposed her face, and gave Solan a weird smile.

Solan's heart was shocked, and there was a buzzing in his head, and he seemed to lose all his sanity in an instant.

He took a half step to the left, just enough to squeeze two of the four cubs out of the way and bump into a Border Army soldier.

The travel light spot they were on suddenly shook violently, almost falling into the water.

After re-stabilizing, the four little ones looked at the distraught Solan angrily, and began to scold one after another: "You—"

"what?"

"It's dangerous!"

"Do you know that you—"

Except for the baboon-headed envoy who focused on controlling travel, the other three little ones were all looking at Solan.

"He's that woman's brother!"

"It's definitely not a good thing!"

"No wonder the superior wants us to keep an eye on him..."

"Can you see it? Is he Asuth?"

"Uh... can't!"

"Only the priest of God can see whether there is a mark given by God on his right arm."

"Whether he is Asut or not!"

"Just him alone, how big a wave can we make?"

"There are four of us staring at..."

The tone of the four little ones was quite proud.

"Keeping him in the army is nothing more than taking advantage of his old prestige—"

"It's not really a great talent!"

"The sun god can't even be trusted by Pharaoh, let alone him?"

Solan was still in a daze on the surface, but he did not say a word of these discussions and listened to them all.

These derogations are almost commonplace for Solan - others may not know it, but the first ten years of his life were brought up under the ruthless derogation of the great priest's father.

At this point Solan had completely calmed down, and he even felt a little lucky when he heard the four little ones talking.

Sure enough, Rashen's side only regarded him as a useless waste.

Is he, Solan, really a waste?

Solan murmured something softly in his heart, and the short arrows he had distributed to the senior officers of the frontier army earlier lit up very briefly, giving off warmth for a moment.

Most of the officers felt this. Surprised, they either pulled out the arrows pinned to their waists to have a look, or hid the short arrows in their bosoms.

The former militiaman, and now the Lower Egyptian soldier Jangalai, rushed to Thebes one step ahead of Solan.

After he followed the sun god's favored man who led his team to land, he turned his head and saw the solar boat and the pharaoh standing on the solar boat with his head held high.

This inevitably brought back memories of the night of terror in Giza.

The pharaoh who once lured countless ordinary people towards eternal life finally got together with Ra, the sun god who preached immortality in his belief.

But at this moment, beside Jangalai, people looked eagerly at the pharaoh Delos on the solar boat, which was shining with golden light and looked extremely majestic and majestic.

No one remembers what this guy has done for a long time.

In fact, Zengale had asked around in the army before, and most people had no memory of that night——

After all, none of the people who actually climbed the four towers, those who endured the pain and fear, could come back.

The rest of the people were in a daze when the sun rose the next morning, not knowing what a thrilling night they had experienced.

Jangalai sighed secretly, looked away from the solar ship, and looked at the city of Thebes.

Contrary to Jangalai's expectations, unlike those cities in Upper Egypt that fought hard to resist, the whole city of Thebes was quiet, and the pier at the entrance of the city was empty of ships.

No one was guarding Upper Egypt's largest city at all.

The Lower Egyptian soldiers who came to the shore directly faced the empty square in front of the Karnak Temple.

The empty square sets off the grandeur of this building dedicated to the God of Amon.

The huge golden boat that glowed with golden light seemed to carry a strong pressure, moving slowly over people's heads, and finally parked above the square in front of the temple.

Delos' face was as deep as water, looking at the undefended city in awe.

Suddenly, the muscles on Delos' face twitched, and his face became more gloomy.

And Jangalai's eyes lit up, and he saw two figures, one big and one small, walking towards the entrance of the Karnak Temple in the distance.

It was a mother and son.