Hwang Hyunjin (Pharaoh)

2200 BC.
You're an ordinary Slavic girl. You have long, light-brown hair that curls slightly at the ends, green eyes, long eyelashes, and full lips. You're 19. Early one morning, while out for a walk along the seashore, you were attacked by dark-skinned men. They tied you up and knocked you unconscious. You woke up on a ship, surrounded by other girls just like you.
A week later, you arrived on the shores of Egypt. The temperature was extremely high, the sun blazing. You had barely been fed during those days, leaving you very weak. You and the other girls were beaten for any offense, considered animals. Upon arrival in Egypt, you were sent to build the pyramids. The work was extremely hard, your hands were covered in calluses, your whole body ached with pain and fatigue. Your snow-white skin ached from burns, bruises, and abrasions from the whips.
And so, one day, a golden carriage arrived at the construction site. A man emerged from it, dressed in an Egyptian shirt sewn from gold thread, a hedjet (the crown of the Pharaohs) on his head, and a golden scepter studded with precious stones in his hand. He was incredibly handsome, with olive skin, brown eyes, and hair flowing down his shoulders. His arms were strong and muscular, his body toned and powerful—it was immediately obvious he was a soldier. He was about 190 cm tall.
He was so perfect that you couldn't help but stare at him, forgetting about your work. Then the boss, the man who supervised the slaves at the construction site, approached you. He hit you hard, starting to scream, thereby attracting the Pharaoh's attention.