Chapter 285 Hentiheti without Self

The day after Loy and Nafir reached a deal, Nafir summoned the generals and announced his order.

The palace hall of Sun City.

Nafir sat on the throne like a queen, while Roy and the generals stood on both sides of the aisle in the hall.

"Generals! I believe you all know one thing, that is, our Pharaoh family worships Amun as the sun god and the protector of the country. The Sun City not only worships their patron saint Atum as the sun god, but also worships Amun as the sun god. Tumu is regarded as the creator god. The priests of Atum even made up myths and claimed that the god Amun was the child of Atum. Do you think I, as the daughter of the sun god, can endure such humiliation? "

Seeing that the generals were all silent, Nafir continued.

"I want to tell you that I can't stand the humiliation that God Amun and I have suffered. Now I want to use the reason that the Sun City betrayed the Egyptians and surrendered to the Hyksos to abolish Atum, the patron saint of the Sun City, and destroy the sun. Priests and nobles of the city, do you have any objections?”

Neferdu has defined the priests and nobles of the City of the Sun as traitors among the Egyptians, and the generals will naturally not stand up to intercede for them.

Moreover, Sun City regarded the sun god Atum as the father of the gods, which indeed made other city-states resentful.

Seeing that the generals had no objection, Nafir continued.

"In addition to Sun City, I will also send Roy and another general to eliminate the patron saints and priests of Atrebis City and Merimda City respectively. These city-states that actively surrendered to the Hyksos are all traitors. , we must let them be punished.”

If Nafir only attacks Sun City, the generals will not have any objections.

Because Nafir had too many reasons to attack Sun City. Atum, the patron saint of Sun City, could be the reason for Nafir to destroy Sun City.

The priests and nobles of Atrebis City and Merimda City were also targets of Nafir, and the generals looked at Roy in unison.

Obviously the generals believed that Roy wanted to eliminate the priests and nobles of Sun City, Atrebis City, and Merimda City.

Seeing that he was the focus of the generals' attention, Roy said coldly with an unhappy expression.

"You idiots, haven't you noticed the crisis yet? Do you think that when the news of Kamose's death reaches the city of Thebes, Prince Ahmose will obediently accept Nafil as the female pharaoh, or will he compete with Nafil for the pharaoh's throne? ? As long as you have normal IQs, you can guess that Prince Ahmose will definitely compete with Nafir for the throne. In order to defeat Nafir, Prince Ahmose will definitely stop supplying food to the army and force you generals to give up Nafir. Phil. Now in order to ensure the food supply for the army, Nafir must control enough city-states. This is the only reason why we want to eliminate all the priests and nobles in Sun City, Atrebis City, and Merimda City. Only when the three city-states are completely under our control will the food there truly belong to us."

Loy's reasons were so valid, one general who supported Naffield couldn't help but say.

"If it is to ensure the food supply of the army, it is definitely not enough to control Sun City, Atrebis City, and Merimda City. We must control more city-states."

Nafir on the throne said proactively.

"When we take control of Sun City, Atrebis City, and Merimda City, and have a safe rear area, I will take you back to Thebes City and let Ahmose accept me as the female pharaoh. thing."

Nafir issued a royal order and sent two generals to eliminate the priests and nobles of Sun City and Merimda City to seize food. At the same time, Roy also took his 3,000 Egyptian soldiers and set out for Atrebis City.

The city of Atrebis.

This is a large city-state that Roy sees as vulnerable.

Because the city of Atrebis only had a population of thirty thousand.

The patron saint of Atrebis is also a little-known god Hentiheti.

The original image of Hentiheti is difficult to trace. His current image is the image of the eagle god obtained after confusing Horus, the past king of gods in southern Egypt, and absorbing the attributes of Horus.

In the history of another world, Hentiheti later mixed with the crocodile god Sobek and absorbed Sobek's attributes to obtain the image of the crocodile god.

The Greeks ruled the Ptolemaic dynasty in Egypt. Osiris mixed with Zeus to get the image of the bull god and the fertility god. Hentichetti mixed with Osiris and absorbed the image of the bull god that Osiris got from Zeus.

To put it simply, Hentiheti, the patron saint of Atrebis City, is so weak that he has been confused with other gods for thousands of years, trying to improve himself by rubbing off on other gods.

Horus, Sobek, and Osiris, who were rubbed against by Hentiheti, all have far more popularity than Hentiheti.

It is a pity that Hentiheti did not really enjoy the popularity and authority of these gods.

If the patron saint is so scumbag, the strength of Atrebis City is naturally appalling.

If the city of Atrebis was strong enough, Hentiheti would not be reduced to rubbing off other gods.

Because the authority of gods is not created by fabricating myths, nor is it created by rubbing off on other gods, but by relying on the city-state they protect.

Roy led three thousand soldiers to the outside of Atrebis, and saw the city walls of Atrebis filled with defenders.

It can be seen from the reaction of most of the soldiers that they are just a group of farmers who were summoned temporarily.

Just as Roy was about to lead the soldiers to attack the city gate, Hentiheti, who had an eagle head and a human body, descended outside the city with a height of one kilometer, releasing a divine power to surround the city gate.

When Roy walked into the range covered by Hentiheti's divine power, he found that his own divine power was suppressed by Hentiheti's divine power. His strength instantly weakened from a demigod hero to a great hero, and was still weakening towards the hero [100 Enemies].

In this state, the attacks of ordinary soldiers could also cause damage to Roy's body.

Just as Roy was hesitating about which goddess to summon, Goddess Knight descended on the battlefield with a huge figure of one kilometer in height and released her divine power to the city gate.

After the divine power of Goddess Knight offset the divine power of Hentiheti, Roy immediately recovered the strength of a demigod hero.

Roy turned his head, looked at Goddess Knight with gratitude, and then continued to lead the soldiers to rush to the city gate of Atribis.

"How pathetic!"

Seeing Goddess Knight helping Roy, Hentiheti said dissatisfiedly.

"You are a proud native Egyptian goddess, but you actually helped a foreign invader. Don't you feel ashamed?"

Goddess Knight said coldly while swinging her spear at Hentiheti.

"Have you forgotten that we are gods, not humans? Regardless of whether Roy is a foreign ruler or not, as long as he continues to worship me as the patron saint of Sais, he will be the ruler of Sais that satisfies me."

The fact that the Phoenicians were able to establish the 14th Dynasty in Sais proves that Sais was a powerful city-state during this period, and Knight, the patron saint of Sais, was also one of the most powerful gods among the Egyptian gods.

Hentiheti's strength is naturally far inferior to that of Goddess Knight.