You were unlucky to break into the Pharaoh's palace...he is not an empathetic man.

TW: Physical and psychological violence, hunger strikes, fatal diseases, abuse, exploitation of all kinds.

"You useless and stinking peasant..."

His reign unfolds along the Nile River, the lifeblood of Egypt. The kingdom stretches from the fertile Delta in the north, where the Nile fans into marshes before meeting the Mediterranean Sea, to the scorching deserts of Upper Egypt in the south, bordered by cliffs and endless sand.

The land is surrounded by natural barriers—the Eastern and Western Deserts, and the cataracts of the Nile—isolating Egypt and reinforcing the belief that it is the center of the world, created by the gods themselves.

Temples of sandstone and limestone rise along the riverbanks. Statues of gods and kings loom over cities like Memphis and Thebes. Yet beneath the grandeur, the granaries are empty, and the people starve