The King and the Priest[Comprehensive]

Ever since Ramses II came to this distorted world, he had an inexplicable feeling of being stuck in his throat.

Being assassinated because of being too high-profile - don't talk about such embarrassing things.

He is a king, and he should do everything he wants. After getting the body of a heroic spirit, he will be the lord of his country again and rule the land of Egypt.

For example, the ancient Egypt that appeared here with him was his country, but it was not his country. Ramses II didn't really care much about it.

Anyway, it is Egypt ruled by the Sun King, and he is also him in the parallel world. There is almost no difference between this Egypt and his Egypt. Even if there is, it is only reflected in some insignificant places.

——At least at first Ramses II himself thought it was irrelevant.

The most obvious point of difference is in himself.

When Ramses II came here, he found that the pharaoh Ramses II of the parallel world was essentially the same person as himself, but his experience was slightly different.

He was born to be the most favored prince, and the emperor brother who was in front of him died of illness early before posing a threat to him.

As the first heir to the throne under his father's knee, the prince who has not yet become a pharaoh has attracted a lot of attention.

But things are different here.

Pharaoh was particularly surprised by the fact that "himself" was unpopular when he was a child, and vaguely felt that this difference was a crucial point of difference, and it was directly related to another difference that shocked him so much.

That is, after the "self" of this world became pharaoh, at least in the past few years, the road to becoming king was not as smooth as he thought.

It seems that the same cannot be said.

Because Ramses II didn't notice it at the beginning, until later he noticed something was wrong, and after a closer look, he found that the front end of the road that "myself" was walking could not be called unruly, it should be said that it was so smooth that it made people feel unbelievable. right.

His ascension to the throne in his own world was expected, and nothing stood in the way.

But after sitting on the throne of the pharaoh, the problems that were not highlighted when he was still a prince will be unstoppable at this time, and they will come one after another aggressively.

Needless to say, most of the problems are the ministers of the court and the government, the nobles who are eager to move, and the priests who control the power of the temple secretly compete with the king's power.

Even though Ramses II was the destined great king, he was too young when he first took the throne. It took a lot of effort and countless painstaking efforts to smooth out all these troubles one by one in the past ten years.

For the time being, he still remembered that the top officials who opposed him back then were so-and-so, and the high priest Senedi who had unclear intentions on the other side was an old fox, and this guy was the most difficult to deal with.

The result - Ramesses II compared his own experience with his own Egypt in another world, and he clearly saw the difference:

After ascending to the throne, those high-ranking officials who sang against the Pharaoh secretly disappeared from the court hall, and there was no one at all.

The nobles were as quiet as a group of obedient quails, they would do whatever they were asked to do, and they would fight to the death if they were not told to move.

The most incredible is the high priest Senedi.

That old guy was the most greedy for power, and he held on to power with Ramses II, and he fought the Pharaoh to the end.

But here, Senedi not only ceased to be the high priest a long time ago, but also abdicated shortly after becoming Vihir and went home to retire, living a leisurely life far away from the center of power.

Ramses II, who had worked so hard to drive away this group of people: "?"

The Pharaoh was shocked, felt unbalanced, and determined that there was definitely something wrong with this world.

The trouble in the struggle for power was not that he suddenly figured out that he would disappear, but that someone rushed to pack them up and clean them up before the pharaoh.

Ramses II also knew who this person was.

There is no need to look for it at all, everyone in this country knows who that person is.

——a certain man who replaced Senedi more than twenty years ago and became the high priest of the Temple of Amon.

It is said that this man was chosen by the gods. He received an oracle at the age of six and became a high priest as a child. He grew rapidly in the next few years and ascended to the highest stage of power at an unimaginable speed.

He has powerful mana and can predict the future.

He is cruel to the treacherous people, but he is kind to the suffering people, and he does not hesitate to give food and clothing to the victims.

Although he is a man, he is beautiful and extraordinary, and his bearing is unspeakably noble. He is called Jiyue who shines with the sun.

The sentient beings who have learned of his name are almost yearning for this peerless figure. Women's admiration is mixed with admiration that they will never dare to express, while men's longing is not dared to feel jealous. They are all eager to have and get A day to see the true face of the High Priest.

It was such a man. While everyone knew how unattainable he was, they also knew that he had a bad relationship with the current Pharaoh.

This rumor seems to have existed a long time ago, and it can be traced back to the past when the high priest and the pharaoh were studying in the temple together.

No one knows the reason, and can only speculate on the basis of intuition and common cognition.

What to say, they had conflicts when they were young. The pharaoh was unwilling at that time, and the high priest was especially arrogant when he was young, and he didn't look at people seriously.

What did you say, later on, the high priest became too famous, and he didn't take the pharaoh seriously. Even if the pharaoh succeeded to the throne, he was suppressed by this person, and the powerful ministers in the court were forcibly removed because they were caught by the high priest. After that, there was a deep taboo between the two.

Although there is no basis for the above statement, it is very reasonable. After it was spread, everyone took it seriously and felt that it must be the case.

The High Priest's behavior style has always been so high-profile, he can't tolerate sand in his eyes, and he doesn't know how to be accommodating according to the situation.As long as he caught him in private, no matter whether the opponent was a high-ranking official or a nobleman, the fate would not be much better.

It is precisely because of his undisguised intention to gather power and gradually take power into his own hands that he did not give the young pharaoh face at all, many people—mainly those who were frightened and intimidated by him—were panicked, I really hate this person.

Even the people below have such an attitude, and the pharaoh whose throne was most directly shaken should naturally be very angry.

Even if it is because the strength of the high priest has not yet been suppressed, he should show a tough attitude and fight against such an arrogant generation—that is what Ramses II thought when he first learned about this situation, and he was also very angry.

The truth is, the Pharaoh of this world doesn't know what to think. Not only does he have no opinion at all about what the high priest did, but he doesn't even have the slightest idea to stop him.

Ramses II almost doubted the IQ of "himself", thinking that if he changed to a parallel world, he would become so cowardly and weak...

But it's impossible!

The king from the parallel world didn't need to care about the messy things in the other world, but somehow he was worried about the high priest, an arrogant mortal.

It is also for this reason that he is persistent and takes a few more glances at the completely different experience that happened here, so that he can gradually see that something is wrong.

According to the news received, the high priest who had dominated power suddenly disappeared a few years ago.

The pharaoh—the original pharaoh who had not been replaced by him who descended on the singularity—was furious and issued countless orders to find the missing former high priest and bring him back to the capital.

The former high priest disappeared suddenly and unexpectedly took nothing with him.

He has suppressed his ministers all these years, and all those with slightly different ideas were driven thousands of miles away before they took the lead. When they disappear at this moment, it is equivalent to handing over the power to the young pharaoh completely and easily, so that the pharaoh will not spend any more effort .

Just because the transfer process is so light and flimsy, it seems like it was done on purpose...

"..."

As the so-called bystanders see clearly, what the pharaoh here could not see clearly when he was angry and painful, on the contrary, let the pharaoh who came from another world see clearly.

Needless to say, the High Priest definitely did it on purpose.

He has done so much, it is very likely that he anticipated something in advance, paved the way for the king in the fastest and most efficient way, and then disappeared, most likely because of an accident.

Ramses II saw more than that.

From the empty harem and the orders given by "himself", he figured out something that he didn't want to believe so much.

So the pharaoh who came from the world line next door has a very complicated mood, which is really indescribable.

He had been a pharaoh for decades before his death, and he had countless wives, concubines and children. Although from time to time he vaguely felt that he had lost—no, he missed a treasure that was hard to find in the world, but he didn't feel that there was any problem.

After all, this is the status of a king. Marrying a wife and having children is part of the responsibility of being a king. It doesn't matter who you fall in love with, or whether you have ever loved anyone.

Ramses II never loved anyone in particular. After he became a heroic spirit, he couldn't even remember the faces of the concubines he had accepted during his lifetime.

Perhaps this had something to do with the treasure he felt he had missed, but he was nowhere to be found.

- until today.

Between the "self" in another world and the high priest, there is a certain emotion that he can see through at a glance.

The mood is really delicate and strange.

The Pharaoh on the throne was notified at this moment, and it was out of such an indescribable mood that he took the evidence presented by the priest outside the temple in his hand.

This is part of the "sinner's" hair ornament.

The drop-shaped sapphire should be crystal clear, like the miniature of the sky and the sea, but at this moment, there is an extremely eye-catching crack on the surface, like tearing the blue sky and dividing the ocean into two halves that cannot be closed.

All in all it's very annoying.

"Take it."

Ramses II frowned after only looking at it, and didn't want to look at it any more.

However, he did not ask the female pharaoh who was serving at his side to throw away the "evidence", but asked her to put it away for now.

"Master Ozymandias, regarding the sinner who despised the power of the Pharaoh, do you want to punish him immediately..."

"Nitocris."

"Yes Yes!"

"Bring him to Yu."

Ramses II really felt that it was strange to meet his "self" but not his lover. However, he was a little curious in his heart and still wanted to meet.

After all, even leaving aside the unspeakable relationship.

The "sinner" who returned to Egypt was not the human being "I" wanted to find, but a heroic spirit.

Not long ago, in order to protect the mountain people of other races, the other party had launched an inherent barrier to try to resist the holy spear of the Lion King, but as a result, he was severely injured.

strangeness.

It's not just these things that are strange, but also that person.

In Pharaoh's heart, apart from the reasonable curiosity, new emotions seemed to float up again.

He just doesn't realize it yet.

The author has something to say: alert yourself as if you are about to be pulled by your own green and jump up angrily