Chapter 236 Sacrifice and Poetry

After the great wind there came a great rain, with no sign of the natural disasters ceasing.

The mortals of Hemenu had never experienced anything like this; it seemed as if heaven and earth were venting their wrath, punishing the creatures as insignificant as ants.

Upon the heavy clouds, the stars faintly twinkled as though echoing the rain in the Mortal Realm. Their trajectories began to deviate slightly; in the deserts far from the Nile River, venomous insects and pests gathered in swarms like they were awaiting something, yet they did not move from their place.

Meanwhile, the Pharaoh's edict also traveled from the city of Memphis and swiftly reached the dwelling place of the Hebrews outside the city.

The rain continued, making the roads muddy and difficult to traverse. However, accompanied by the envoy came a hundred thousand elite guards. Despite the pouring rain, they still obeyed the command of the god of the Mortal Realm, willing to give their lives for him.

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