"Your Majesty the Holy Pharaoh!"
"The Hebrew Empire returned our two cities!"
Lin Ke stood in the middle of the hall, holding the burnt papyrus in his hand.
When he heard this, he just looked up at the guard with no expression on his face.
The Hebrews...
He actually took the initiative to return the city of Egypt?
But Kamul, who was standing next to Lin Ke, was overjoyed.
His eyes were wide open, his wrinkles were squeezed together, and a big smile broke out on his face.
He then came to the front of the guard and knelt down in front of Lin Ke.
He supported himself on the ground with both hands and said in a loud voice: "Congratulations, His Majesty the Holy Pharaoh! This is really great news!"
"The reputation of Holy Egypt has long spread throughout the continent. Last time we defeated the Hebrews, and now we have the protection of the sun god Ra. The Hebrew Empire has finally recognized its position!"
"They are ceding the city in exchange for temporary peace!"
Kamul became more and more excited as he spoke. He looked up at Lin Ke, with a hint of pride in his tone.
Of course, from Kamul's perspective, this is indeed very reasonable.
The Hebrew army was defeated, and the gods were defeated along with it.
And in the hands of the Hebrew Empire, they also occupied many Egyptian cities.
Giving up two seats is not actually a lot.
So, this seems more reasonable.
The Hebrew Empire surrendered to Holy Egypt.
Lin Ke didn't say much, he just felt strange.
Because it is also a fact that Holy Egypt’s military strength suffered heavy losses.
The people of the Hebrew Empire could not have been unaware of this.
In other words, if Lin Ke wants to retake those cities now, the only thing she can rely on is the power of gods.
But even if the city was captured, Lin Ke would not be able to send more personnel to manage it.
So, he always felt that something was fishy.
Why at this time?
Could it be that they were just ceding the city in exchange for temporary peace?
Lin Ke opened the civilization panel in his mind at this time, and he saw that there was a unit marked as an enemy approaching the city of Cairo.
Sure enough, after a while, another guard ran in.
He knelt down breathlessly, "Your Majesty the Holy Pharaoh, the Hebrews have sent envoys to discuss the return of the city!"
When Kamul heard this, he just nodded vigorously: "These guys really came to seek peace."
Lin Ke just nodded, then raised his hand slightly: "Let them in."
The other side.
Outside Cairo.
As soon as the Hebrew envoys stepped into the city gate, they were drowned in a wave of curses.
The streets were packed with holy Egyptians.
All they knew was that this outsider was a Hebrew.
Because there was a Hebrew flag on the carriage: "Get out, you Hebrew bastards!"
"Are you here to die?"
"Get out! You are not welcome here!"
Another vendor was so angry that his face turned red. He grabbed a rotten fruit and threw it over. It hit the envoy's robe with a "bang", causing a burst of laughter.
Several children ran over and imitated the adults, picking up small stones from the roadside and throwing them over, shouting, "Bad guys! Go back!"
"Bad guy! Bad guy!"
An old lady leaned on a cane and cursed tremblingly: "You beasts! It was you who killed my son!"
"Ah! My dear soldier!"
“Kill them!”
"His Majesty the Holy Pharaoh will summon the supreme sun god Ra to turn you into ashes!"
After hearing these words, even the foreigners mixed in the city looked at the Hebrew envoys with disgust.
The Hebrew envoy lowered his head, wrapped in a gray robe, and was followed by several followers pulling some wooden boxes.
They did not dare to look up and could only endure the curses and rotten fruits thrown at them, and they just quickened their pace and walked towards the palace.
The people on the street cursed more and more fiercely, and some even wanted to rush up and beat them, but they were all stopped by the guards of Holy Egypt.
"This is the Hebrew envoy!"
“Stand back!”
The guards were leading the way, but their faces weren't looking good either.
At first glance, it looked like they were escorting prisoners.
Soon, the guards brought the Hebrew envoys to the palace hall.
Lin Ke was sitting upright on the throne. He looked at these people with no expression on his face.
As soon as the envoys saw Lin Ke, they immediately knelt down.
Even, the attitude is humble.
"Your Majesty the Holy Pharaoh, we are here by order of the Supreme Ruler King to return the two Egyptian cities as a sign of peace."
"Your Majesty, please forgive us for our past offenses."
If the guard hadn't just reported the news, Lin Ke would hardly have recognized him.
So the Hebrews could speak like this?
They are completely different from the arrogant and domineering Hebrews from last time.
It just feels strange.
The envoy took out a few things from the wooden box behind him, handed them carefully to the Holy Egyptian guards, and then presented them.
It was a roll of parchment with a document on the handover of the city written on it. The handwriting was illegible but understandable.
In addition, there are two maps, but the ink is a little blurred.
It's like it was rushed out.
Finally, there was a small bag of gold coins, piled heavily aside.
The envoy knelt again and whispered, "This is the handover document and token. The gold coins represent the sincerity of the Hebrew king. I hope His Majesty the Holy Pharaoh can accept them."
After saying that, he kowtowed again.
Lin Ke could even see that his forehead was red.
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