Chapter 1877
Daughter of the Nile 7
Isis's prediction was correct.
After the other countries recovered, the kings and princes began to focus their attention on Carol again.
You know, the war of the gods happened because of Carol!
This further confirms that she is the daughter of a god.
Now that the gods are asleep, it is all the more important to keep the only conscious daughter of the gods in our grasp.
However, given the impact of the previous war of gods, starting a war is not a good choice.
So they sent people or disguised themselves to enter Egypt.
Carol finally enjoyed a period of peace, but she missed her family in the modern world.
She thought she still had the ability to travel through time, and that the next time she was injured, she would be able to return to the modern world and see her mother, brother, and son.
When Carol last returned to the modern world, she was already pregnant.
She gave birth to Memphis's child in modern times.
The child was cared for by her biological mother and did not return to ancient times with Carol.
She sat on the palace steps, with the Nile River flowing below, its waters washing over Carol's feet.
Luca stood not far behind her, gazing intently at the scene.
He was now in a dilemma: he couldn't bear to ruin Carol's current happiness, but he couldn't betray His Majesty...
At that moment, a maid came to Carol's side and said something to her.
Carol jumped up in a hurry and followed the maid away.
Luca quickly followed.
But another maid stopped him: "Luca, are you going to betray the prince?"
Luca was shocked: "You, you are..."
The maid said, "Don't ruin the prince's plans."
Luca fell silent and stopped in his tracks.
He was in great pain and could only keep comforting himself: Carol would not be happy with Memphis, but would be happy with His Majesty Izmir.
He kept brainwashing himself and had no time to notice that something was wrong.
Carol has disappeared again, and Memphis has gone mad once more.
The old Chancellor Imhotep sighed.
He hoped that Carol would simply disappear this time, as Egypt could not afford any more turmoil.
He had to appease Memphis and send men to search for Carol.
Imhotep's men discovered many outsiders and knew they were all there to capture the Daughter of the Nile.
However, there were too many people, making it impossible to determine which side captured Carol.
The person who had been monitoring Luca reported that Luca's condition was not right, leading Imhotep to suspect that Carol had been captured by the Hittite Empire.
Imhogg pressed the message button; he didn't want Carol to be found.
Let Carol wreak havoc on the Hittite Empire, preferably bring it down, and then let Egypt conquer it.
Luca is already on his way back to the Hittite Empire.
He wanted to go back to his country, so that he could return to his hometown and continue to stay by Carol's side.
Little did they know that Carol was not abducted by the Hittite Empire at all.
The perpetrator was Qabuda, the high priest of Egypt.
Kabuto coveted Carol, who had blond hair.
As a high priest, his status in Egypt was only lower than Memphis and Isis, and as high as Imhotep, wielding considerable power in Egypt.
If Imhotep could find out Luca's background, Kabuda could naturally find out as well.
The maid who stopped Luda was one of Kabuta's people.
Kabuto thought he had captured the Daughter of the Nile without anyone noticing, unaware that many people were watching Carol, and that they hadn't made a move only because she was in the palace.
Now that Kabuda has taken everyone out of the palace, it will be much easier for these people to kidnap people.
These people joined forces and stormed the priest's residence in Kabuda. The various groups clashed, alerting the palace guards.
Memphis received the report.
He wasn't stupid; he immediately realized that Carol was likely in the priest's mansion.
Memphis immediately grabbed his sword and rushed into the priest's residence.
In a chaotic battle, the fat pig-like Kabuto, hampered by his size, couldn't escape in time and was accidentally injured by Memphis, nearly losing his life.
Carol was injured again.
She jumped into the Nile without hesitation.
Unfortunately, having lost Anuttara's divine powers, she could no longer travel through time via the Nile River to return to the modern era.
Injured and drowning, yet he didn't try to save himself and swim to shore...
Carol perished at the bottom of the Nile.
The others had no idea she was dead and were thinking that Carol would respawn in another place after some time.
Memphis wasn't as explosive as it used to be; it just remained under low pressure.
Little did he know that Kabuto hated Memphis so much that he almost died!
Kabuto decides to take revenge; he wants Memphis dead.
Just like in the original manga, Kabuto poured divine oil into the trench surrounding the altar while Memphis was at the temple, and then set it on fire.
This time, without Carol, Memphis died in the fire.
As recorded in the historical accounts seen by Carol, Memphis died at the age of nineteen.
Egypt is in chaos.
Isis, the High Priest of Kabuda, and the Vizier Imhotep vied for control of Egypt.
At that moment, Liu Dong made a move.
He sent a large army to attack Egypt.
The Hittite army was very powerful and advanced rapidly, capturing the Egyptian capital.
Under Isis's incredulous gaze, they captured her, Priest Brada, and Imhotep.
Isis thought she would become Izmi's woman, but she was wrong.
Although Liu Tong admired Isis, he had no intention of sparing her life.
As long as she lives, the Egyptians will dream of restoring their nation.
Only when all the Pharaoh's bloodline is wiped out will Egypt completely belong to the Hittite Empire.
For a woman like Isis, to be made into a man's harem would be an insult to her.
Let her die; that's the only way to respect her.
The Hittite Empire's conquest of Egypt was just the beginning. Afterward, the Hittite Empire conquered the Assyrian Kingdom, the Babylonian Kingdom, the Minoan Kingdom, and so on.
The countries of Mesopotamia were all brought under Liu Tong's control.
At first, people from various countries were not used to it, and many thought about restoring their countries.
But once people were able to eat their fill, wouldn't freeze to death in winter, and their lives improved, they all returned to their hometowns.
Apart from the descendants of the royal family, no one was willing to restore the kingdom.
Liu Dong became the only king of Mesopotamia and a god in the hearts of the people.
After he left this world, people built a temple for him, granting him the faith of countless people in the world.
Liu Dong left behind a trace of divine consciousness, which combined with those beliefs to create a new deity to give back to those devout believers.
The world has become completely stable, and time will not repeat itself again.
Heaven was very grateful to Liu Dong and bestowed upon him much merit.
Before leaving, Liu Tong went to see his two friends in this world: Tartarus and Hades.
Liu Dong: "I hope to see you in other worlds!" (End of Chapter)