After the ministers left, Nan Tong also bowed to Lin Ke and said, "Your Majesty the Pharaoh, I will go and summon Master Heka to discuss strategies for defending the city."
Lin Ke nodded, feeling relieved.
As the leader of the Heka Masters, Nan Tong is not only proficient in military affairs, but can also share a lot of command pressure with Lin Ke.
He allowed Lin Ke to focus more on the overall layout without having to do everything himself.
Lin Ke nodded: "Leave it to you, Nan Tong. Make sure the Heka Masters can firmly guard the important pass of Cairo."
"I understand, old minister." Nan Tong bowed and retreated, his footsteps quickly disappearing into the depths of the corridor.
The empty meeting hall suddenly became quiet, with only the faint sound of wind coming from outside the hall breaking the silence.
Lin Ke turned to look at Kamul. He knew very well that the old prime minister in front of him had demonstrated extraordinary coordination skills in many critical moments in the past.
When granaries were running low during a year of severe drought, Kamul dispatched surplus grain from various places to prevent the capital from starving to death.
When a rebellion suddenly broke out in the west, he quickly quelled the civil unrest and stabilized the border in just a few days.
More importantly, no matter the infighting among court officials or the dissatisfaction of local officials, Kamul was always able to resolve the crisis and maintain the balance of the court with his experienced skills.
Lin Ke knew very well that it would be safest to let Kamul handle the current complicated palace affairs.
"Kamul, although the defense of the capital has been completed, there are still many matters that need to be dealt with. I will entrust these important tasks to you."
"I understand, Your Majesty," Kamul bowed slightly, "I will arrange everything as soon as possible and live up to Your Majesty's trust."
Lin Ke nodded lightly and watched Kamul bow and leave.
At this time, he turned his gaze to Ramses, the god of the desert and the Nile beside him.
Ramses stood in the center of the hall, a golden glow surrounding his figure.
However, before Lin Ke opened her mouth, he seemed to understand what Lin Ke meant.
"Brother, I understand what you mean. I only need to return to Stonehenge. I can show up from there anytime you need me."
Lin Ke narrowed his eyes slightly, because he really needed to be alone for a while and use the civilization panel to study and analyze the current situation in Egypt.
However, before he could say anything, Ramses, who had already become a god, had already understood Lin Ke's intention.
He originally wanted Ramses to rest in Pharaoh's bedroom.
"You're really different after becoming a god, Ramses... Oh, by the way, I have a few things I need to confirm with you."
Lin Ke paused and his eyes became serious again.
"The divine descent technique used by the Hebrew messengers is to summon the gods to reside in the flesh, and you are the essence of God. What is the difference between the two?"
Ramses thought for a moment before explaining, "The Hebrew divine power is to temporarily place divine power in a carrier. However, my divine power does not come from any carrier. It is completely dependent on 'Stonehenge'."
"The closer I am to Stonehenge, the stronger my power will be. If I am too far away, my power will be weakened."
When Lin Ke heard this, his eyes darkened slightly, and then he nodded slowly.
This answer was somewhat different from what he had expected.
The reason why Lin Ke asked this was because he saw the enemy's god on the battlefield turn back into human form after an hour.
He originally wanted Ramses to help him recapture the lost city, but if Ramses stayed away from Stonehenge, his divine power would be reduced from the main god to high-level divine power, medium-level divine power, or even ordinary divine power!
Then even Ramses himself might be in danger, so the best way is naturally to let him guard Cairo.
However, although Ramses may not be able to assist Lin Ke in defeating the enemy and regaining territory on a more distant battlefield, at least his existence can become Cairo's strongest protective barrier.
After all, the safety of Cairo is of primary concern, as it is the last remaining city in Egypt.
"Another thing is that the Hebrews were able to fight on four fronts together thanks to the help of their many gods."
Hearing this, Ramses immediately understood what Lin Ke meant. His eyes flashed with golden light, as if he was recalling and thinking about something.
In just a few seconds, Ramses slowly spoke: "There are twelve Hebrew gods."
"Twelve gods?"
Lin Ke's eyes sank slightly. This was almost an astronomical figure for Egypt, which had just had a main god.
As long as they send two or more messengers to Cairo, Cairo will still be easily defeated.
Of course, if you want to obtain another god, you still need time to continue to develop. As long as the development goes smoothly, it is only a matter of time before you have another god.
Lin Ke knew at this time that all he could do now was to increase military strength!
After all, the fastest way to improve in the short term is military strength. Apart from divine power, developing the military is necessary if you want to effectively resist foreign invasion.
"Brother, I won't bother you anymore."
Ramses, whose body was shining with golden light, looked at Lin Ke who was lost in thought and was ready to leave.
Hearing this, Lin Ke nodded and said, "As long as you are here, you can keep Cairo safe, Ramses. If Egypt needs you, I will wake you up from Stonehenge again."
Ramses bowed slightly: "As you wish, elder brother."
After saying this, the golden light around him suddenly lit up, and his entire figure turned into a stream of light and disappeared in the hall in an instant.
Lin Ke stood alone in the middle of the hall, looked up at the ceiling illuminated by the faint light, and then gently closed his eyes.
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