Cleopatra’s True Looks

Indeed, as Jack had said, many things in the Khan el-Khalili market had been made in China, but they were absolutely not available in China, probably because there was no market.

The shop window showed a series of plaster statues or reliefs, such as Ramesses II, Tutankhamun, Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and other famous ancient Egyptian pharaohs and queens.

Of course, it was hard to convince people that there was no trace of Cleopatra VII's face in there. After all, she was no less well-known than any of the others.

In fact, there were several pieces of her plaster statues, all in striking positions in the window.

"Habibi, what do you need?"

A plump shopkeeper with a mustache greeted them with a smile. His eyes paused slightly on Zhang Zian's hair, and he stared at Fina's fur with slight surprise.

The meaning of "Habibi" was "dear friends." Although the tone was very warm, they might stab this friend in the back with their prices.