The name Alexandria resonated deeply within Nathan's mind, stirring memories of a distant past. Even before setting foot in this world, he had learned about the legendary city on Earth—one founded by none other than Alexander the Great. A place of wisdom, culture, and power.
Now, he entered through its grand gates without hesitation, without shame, and without the burden of guilt. The noble whose life he had extinguished had been stripped of everything—wealth, dignity, and most importantly, the symbols of his status. Nathan now possessed the emblems of Alexandria's high nobility, including a badge that bore the insignia of the Pharaoh himself.
In the Empire of Amun Ra, the Pharaoh was not merely a ruler—he was an embodiment of divine will, a living god among men. To hold a badge bearing his seal was to wield an influence that few could challenge.
