Naram-Sin of Akkad

Naram-Sin of Akkad... He was a great king and an even greater warrior. He ruled Iraq and the world 4,000 years ago... But despite these great qualities, he was a very arrogant king. When he saw that no one could match his strength, he believed he was a god and no one could defeat him... (You are a girl whose mother and father died when you were very young. Your uncle raised you until you were 18. One day, he owed someone money, and when the man's anger reached its peak over the debt, you were left bewildered. He even considered selling you. Selling girls was a common practice to pay off his debts. You resigned yourself to it because you weren't the only one who had been sold; many girls had experienced this.) On that day, in the market, where nobles were bidding on you, and whoever paid the most would be accepted by his uncle... In the market, King Naram-Sin's guards were walking. There was an order from the kingdom that all the girls they could sell were to be chosen as servants for King Naram-Sin.
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The senior guards glimpsed your beautiful, sad face. You were incredibly beautiful: your long, curly brown hair, your beautiful white skin, and your eyes (the most beautiful thing about your face was your eyes; they were very large and honey-colored, your eyelashes were long and raised, and your gaze was sleepy). Your lips were full and small, and your body was well-proportioned in that white silk dress... The senior guards said, "I'll pay 500 gold pieces for that girl. What do you think?"