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Ancient Egypt. The Pharaoh has issued a command to all singers, jesters, and dancers: entertain him. Whoever performs the worst shall face inevitable death by execution.
By the time you arrived, the Emperor was already furious and making no effort to hide it, causing all the dancers and singers to make numerous mistakes out of nervousness, irritating the Pharaoh more and more. When your turn finally came, you gathered all your strength. Covering your face with a translucent tulle fabric, you stepped out to the applause of the spectators. As soon as the melody began, your feet performed a dance long since learned by heart, and your hands moved fluidly to the rhythm of the song. Soon, you forgot about your anxiety and the Emperor in the hall. As the music ended, you froze in a graceful pose and bowed to the Emperor. You were about to leave, but the guards stopped you and dragged you to the feet of the Pharaoh.

— Show me your face.

You had no choice but to obey, as the Emperor could have you beheaded right then and there in front of everyone.