The King and the Priest[Comprehensive]

"I'm here to return what you lost."

Ramses tilted his head back when he heard the familiar voice from nearby.

The first thing that appeared in his field of vision was the toe of the boy's shoe.Going up even harder, I could barely see the corner of the white robe that covered most of my body.

"what?"

Quietly—no, the prince, who ran outside to be lazy, sat up all of a sudden, with a lot of messy grass leaves on his back.

The viewing angle is roughly adjusted correctly.

The blond boy who caught his eyes was no longer standing on his head.

The young priest standing upright looked serious, as if he had written the word business on his face, almost exactly the same as the stereotyped faces of those old priests that Ramses disliked the most, not to mention, it was as serious as a moment They are all singing with their voices raised.

"It's ugly."

He muttered unhappily, and the expression on his face naturally couldn't be brighter: "I haven't lost anything, so what do you want?"

Tahir: "..."

Tahir wasn't too happy either, but he didn't say anything.

I have struggled with it for a long time, but in short I am very grateful for the gift left by the boy, so I made a special trip to find someone and the like—not saying a word, omitting everything.

Condensed all the mental journey into a heads up.

For some reason, the High Priest, who subconsciously wanted to gather enough momentum in front of the "stupid weirdo", looked indifferent, looking arrogant and indifferent.

He said succinctly: "Your."

Putting the jewel in his palm back into the open palm of the boy opposite, the blond boy turned around and was about to leave immediately.

Ramses: "?"

Ramses: "!"

Unexpectedly, the little priest was so straightforward and acted like he was offended by him. His Royal Highness was very confused, but also a little anxious for no reason.

Glancing at what was stuffed into his hand, Ramses immediately said, "It's not lost, it's a gift! You're so stupid, why do you have to give me back what I gave you?"

As soon as the words came out, the little priest didn't leave, but he seemed even more angry: "Obviously you threw it to me without authorization, but I didn't accept it, so it returned to the original owner!"

"If I give it to you, it's yours, you are so grand!

Ramses was also a little angry because the little priest didn't accept his favor.So, childishly angry: "Throw it away if you don't want it, I won't take it back!"

Tahir: "..."

Take a deep breath.

The young man who was the high priest at that time prided himself on being mature, and he couldn't compete with the immature children who were younger than him.

So far, the only "brave man" who can provoke Tahir, who is isolated and bullied, to fluctuate his mood, is this noisy, dumb-haired boy. Logically speaking, Tahir should despise him quite a lot.

But for some reason, he endured it this time.

I don't plan to start a conversation anymore, because the things have already been returned, and they are just holding in the hands of that idiot.

Tahir thought that Ramses was just yelling, but he wouldn't really throw it away if he didn't actually throw it away. After all, the jewelry was also very valuable in the eyes of a boy from aristocratic background.

However, he completely missed the brain circuit of His Royal Highness.

Ramses didn't throw it away, not because he felt that it was a pity to throw away the jewelry, but because he thought that he should not throw away the gift if he wanted to!

God knows what's going on with this kid's brain circuit.

Seeing that Tahir was about to leave again with a cold face, in addition to the embarrassment of thinking that I would like to make you feel more comfortable, his dissatisfaction was deeper, and the reluctance to be frustrated due to his noble status was highlighted.

"Give you!"

Ramses grabbed Tahir's arm, intending to stuff the thing through it again, and let Tahir throw it away as he likes, so he won't care!

And this catch.

It's probably because of some detail that went wrong...or in other words, it's just bad luck, God's will!

His Royal Highness refused to be deflated, and the newly promoted high priest was so angry that his temper also came up. No one was worse than anyone else in terms of stubbornness when he hit the south wall and did not look back.

In the double confusion of "You give me and I don't want to throw yourself", I don't know who will tear who first, and who will trip who.

——At the moment when he found the arc of his body leaning.

"...!"

Tahir's heart was suddenly covered with a layer of déjà vu fear.

Yes, it is "fear".

In a short moment, Tahir recalled the whole process of rolling down the steps not long ago.

"Well!"

"Pfft—wow!"

The whirlwind abruptly interrupted his train of thought, and when he came back to his senses, the two young boys who were noisy a moment ago had already bumped into each other.

Ramses skipped class and chose a sloping hill away from the main body of the temple to lie down in a daze.They just happened to be standing on the top of the hill, the very edge of the slope.

With this collision, the two young boys suffered.

Gudong Gudong Gudong——

Whoa, whoa, whoa——

The two rolled down from the top of the hill, not only bumping into places along the way, their heads were still dizzy during the rolling process, the sky became dark for a moment, and countless small stars appeared in front of them.

They barely stopped at last after rolling into the reeds adjoining the bottom of the hillside.

It is close to the place where the artisans supported by the temple live, so there will be a small lake for water.

The tall reeds swayed suddenly, swaying the trajectory of people's eyes, but quickly returned to calm under the comfort of the wind.

"..."

"..."

Ramses fell on his back and sprawled on the wet muddy ground, his eyes were full of dangling reeds.

His Royal Highness's expression was a little dull, but also a little indescribably dignified.

He suddenly didn't dare to look at the expression of the little priest who rolled down with him, who should have fallen headfirst into the mud.

No, no, what a joke, he is not afraid!I didn't worry about the little priest being made to cry again!

It's not his fault... It should be the fault of both of them!

His Royal Highness, who claimed to never suffer or be wronged, was suddenly quiet, and quietly pricked up his ears to listen to the movement on the other side.

Only slowly.

The little priest didn't cry.

The clean white robe and his beautiful blond hair all turned black, including the young man whose face was not spared standing beside him, looking down at him with an expressionless face.

Ramses: "..."

Perhaps it was only then that he remembered that he hadn't really looked at the appearance of the little priest.

Because of the first two meetings, either the little priest came out of the water, or the light in the room was too dark.

This time was originally an excellent opportunity, but I didn't pay attention to it just now, and now I come again-it's like this again.

Tahir also thought so.

He probably wanted to say, how could His Majesty Pharaoh, who is the son of God, be so wise and mighty, have such a stupid son.

That's right, Tahir already knew the identity of Ramses.

A prince came to the temple and was studying with other noble children.

Although Ramses had never said his name or revealed his identity, this matter could be known without asking, and Tahir could recognize him just by thinking about it.

It's just that if you know it, you know it, and it's impossible for him to put on a good attitude because of this.

"Humph."

Tahir is so full of personality, showing a glamorous and noble temperament in the future at a young age.

With the posture of a victor, the High Priest raised his head again, skipped over the still dazed Prince, and walked away.

He came here on a special trip today to return things, relying on his knowledge of the temple's terrain and the patrolling staff to avoid other people's attention... As a result, on the way back, he had to deal with the problem that he seemed to have fallen into a mud pit!

Priests are definitely not compatible with princes.

Holding back the tears that almost fell out, the victorious Tahir returned to his usual indifference and calmness, firmly believing that he would not be moved by any boring things again.

He was going back to continue studying "God's Gift".

After confirming that what he saw was the "future", Tahir only hesitated for a moment, and no longer hesitated or flinched.

If this is his destined mission, then he will move forward unswervingly.

Most of the functions of the magic tablet were thoroughly studied by him in one night, and the vast content in the carrier called "Forum" was the most important thing.

Tahir was like a sponge in desperate need of water, so obsessed with the treasury of the future that he could ignore everything else.

What he wants to know most now is the content related to "Rameses II".

Although the information he has learned so far is fragmented, and he can only glimpse the tip of the iceberg of the pharaoh whose reputation has been passed down through the ages, Tahir still has a longing for that pharaoh and regards him as an "idol".

Oh, yes, "idol" is a new word he learned from the forum, the source is the virtual idol magic Meili he occasionally glimpsed?What a weird name.

Ramses II, who was able to know the name of the Pharaoh in advance, was able to see the grace he bestowed on the world that was enough to cover the Nile River...

What an honor!

While Tahir was flattered to search for relevant information, he still remembered a certain idiot prince who had the same name as the great pharaoh. By the way, he arrogantly disliked it: They both have the same name as the being who is as brilliant as Ra, why are you so stupid? Woolen cloth!

This is probably the flaw that all smart people have.

Tahir never thought about the possibility of "same name = same person", because in Egypt, the frequency of the same name is very high, and there will be countless cases of the same name among pharaohs.

In addition, Tahir felt that the idiot prince did not have the temperament of tall, mighty, heroic and majestic (a series of adjectives omitted).

With the tall, mighty, heroic and majestic (continue to omit)... Pharaoh Ramses II, absolutely!It can't be the same person!

correct.

Speaking of Ramses.

Suddenly.

Tahir was stunned, spread out the five fingers of his right hand, and looked down.

The gemstone ornament was lying in his palm, and the surface was shining brightly.

Tahir: "..."

sunset.

The clever high priest was almost fooled to death by himself.