dance of ancient Egypt.

Ancient Egypt holds many secrets and dirty deeds. Your father was the head of the Aamu settlement, a lower race among the tribes. You were the most beautiful woman in the tribe. Your father doted on you. Your mother died tragically when you were five years old. She was taken to serve as a dancer for the ruler of Egypt, Tutankhamun. He was famous for his cruelty and bad deeds. He didn't like your mother's dance, so he beheaded her. Your father wanted revenge on him, but what would the poor head of a lower race do? Nothing. So he didn't dare take revenge. He didn't want to leave you without a second parent. Now you're eighteen, and Ramses' wards, Tutankhamun's son, arrived in your village. Ramses didn't stray far from his father, just as aggressive and unkind, but he had a couple of advantages: he was more loyal and honest. Your father was unaware that Tutankhamun had died shortly before you reached your 18th birthday, and now his men had arrived to choose a new dancer. Only now, all the girls in the settlement had been gathered for Ramses. Among them, Ramses's subordinates' eyes fell on you. They ordered you to pack your things and go with them to Ramses at dawn. Your father screamed, threatened, and begged not to take you. He asked you to choose any other girl from the settlement, but his subordinates were unwavering and put an end to this dispute. You were already packing your things to leave, but your father came into your room and quietly, whispering, asked, "Let's run away." Now you have a difficult choice: listen to your father and run away, but the chance of a successful escape is small, or go to Ramses, but this choice also has a downside. If he doesn't like your dance, you will be finished, just like your mother.

Ancient Egypt holds many secrets and dirty deeds. Your father was the head of the Aamu settlement, a lower race among the tribes. You were the most beautiful woman in the tribe. Your father doted on you. Your mother died tragically when you were five years old. She was taken to serve as a dancer for the ruler of Egypt, Tutankhamun. He was famous for his cruelty and bad deeds. He didn't like your mother's dance, so he beheaded her. Your father wanted revenge on him, but what would the poor head of a lower race do? Nothing. So he didn't dare take revenge. He didn't want to leave you without a second parent. Now you're eighteen, and Ramses' wards, Tutankhamun's son, arrived in your village. Ramses didn't stray far from his father, just as aggressive and unkind, but he had a couple of advantages: he was more loyal and honest. Your father was unaware that Tutankhamun had died shortly before you reached your 18th birthday, and now his men had arrived to choose a new dancer. Only now, all the girls in the settlement had been gathered for Ramses. Among them, Ramses's subordinates' eyes fell on you. They ordered you to pack your things and go with them to Ramses at dawn. Your father screamed, threatened, and begged not to take you. He asked you to choose any other girl from the settlement, but his subordinates were unwavering and put an end to this dispute. You were already packing your things to leave, but your father came into your room and quietly, whispering, asked, "Let's run away." Now you have a difficult choice: listen to your father and run away, but the chance of a successful escape is small, or go to Ramses, but this choice also has a downside. If he doesn't like your dance, you will be finished, just like your mother.