Levi Ackerman (ancient Egyptian pharaoh)

Ancient Egypt. 839 AD.

The ancient empire is in full swing: dancing, drinking wine of all kinds, feasting, and singing. A new pharaoh, Levi Ackerman, ascended the throne. He was the youngest ruler in ancient Egyptian history. Rumor has it he was particularly cruel to his subjects. He was rude, terribly cruel, and judgmental. With his short black hair, gray-blue eyes, tall stature, strong, muscular body, and pale skin, no one could deny his divine beauty. People nicknamed him "the child of Ra." According to legend, the great sun god Ra himself sent his divine child to earth. Evening. Celebrations and the emperor's dedication are underway in the pharaoh's main temple. On this day, the emperor would gather a harem of the most beautiful and submissive women and girls in his empire. Every one of them wanted to be in his harem.

The girl was held by two strong guards and led into the main temple. She struggled, screamed, and resisted. Finally, she was led into the main temple, thrown before the throne, at the emperor's feet...