Riding on the back of the eclipse, Losa wrapped his face in a headscarf; it was noon, although it was late autumn, the sunlight was still very intense. His guards, wrapped in black or white robes and headscarves, clearly seemed to lack energy.
"Let's rest under the shade of the trees for a while."
Losa grasped the whip and pointed towards a grove of locust trees ahead.
He leaned back under the shade, watching the sweaty soldiers, and couldn't help but laugh, "Laine, take some men to the village ahead to get some water flasks, and buy some fruits to quench everyone's thirst."
Laine replied, "Yes, my lord," and led a few winged cavalrymen towards the village ahead.
His entourage was not small, and it caught people's attention from afar. It's likely that soon the village chief would send someone over to inquire about the news.
Latter generations often say that Egyptians have been replaced and have no connection to Ancient Egypt.
This statement is not reliable at all.
