She was Arsinoe, the youngest daughter of the late Pharaoh—the very same Pharaoh who had fathered Cleopatra. She was the twin sister of the reigning Pharaoh, a princess of the highest birth.
Though she was born into royalty, Arsinoe had spent her last days in captivity, held prisoner by Aporos and his men—loyal enforcers who served none other than her elder sister, Cleopatra. By rights and tradition, Cleopatra was indeed the legitimate heir to the throne, the one chosen to lead the Amun Ra Empire into the future. Yet, in the web of power struggles that ensnared their family, legitimacy alone was never enough.
