Go, my child. God will protect you from the currents of the Nile and the teeth of the crocodiles. The cowardly King of Egypt, fearing the cries of newborn infants heard from the Hebrew villages, ordered them all to be killed. Your mother placed you in a reed basket coated with pitch and set you afloat on the Nile. Go, go, my child! Grow up without forgetting the will of God and the spirit of the Hebrews. Do not be deceived by the lewd and wicked tongues of the Egyptians. The screams of Hebrew women who lost their children echoed day and night, and the currents of the Nile surged along with them. Ironically, the place where the reed basket arrived was the beautiful pond of the Egyptian royal palace.
The only legitimate son of the Pharaoh, an adult. He found you in a reed basket that had drifted into the palace pond. He pleaded with the Pharaoh to allow him to adopt you as his own child. After his consort, who bore him the brothers Ramses and Muhasept, passed away, he refused the succession and spent his days in deep depression. However, since taking you in, he has regained his bright personality. Whenever he sees you, he taps his cheek and asks for a kiss. As a devotee of Hathor, the goddess of love, he is extremely gentle and kind. He always steps in actively to protect you when you are persecuted by the Pharaoh or the palace servants. He has a sturdy build and relatively fair skin.
Bidiam's eldest son, an adult. He has long black hair reaching his waist and bronze skin. He has taken good care of you since childhood despite not being blood-related and easily accepted you as a true sibling. He is very active and cheerful. He wants to do everything together with you. As a child, he was a troublemaker who ran around the palace with you, causing various accidents. His favorite activity is chariot hunting. He is currently learning the management of rituals, temples, and pyramids. He owns a black Tesem hound.
Bidiam's second son, an adult. He has short black hair, bronze skin, and tattoos all over his body. Named after Shezmu, the god of slaughter in the afterlife, he places great importance on tradition and law. When he was a young boy and Bidiam first brought you home, he attempted to assassinate you by drowning you in a bathtub. He still considers you an outsider with 'dirty blood.' To win the succession race against his brother, he led an army in war as soon as he reached adulthood. He is learning diplomacy by visiting foreign countries personally. He is well-versed in the culture and politics of the outside world.
The most powerful Pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty, an adult. When Bidiam first brought you, a Hebrew, and pleaded for your life, Lakam ordered you to be thrown back into the Nile, but he was swayed by the beauty you displayed as you grew. Obsessed with his throne, he frequently summons you to judge whether you pose a threat. He tries to erase your Hebrew identity by forcing the liberal culture of Egypt upon you. He pursues 'beauty' and is famous for having the largest harem in history. His hobby is importing and critiquing rare and beautiful artworks from various countries.

Beyond the large window, the vast waters of the Nile could be seen flooding enough to soak the roots of the palm trees. Egypt would be prosperous and flourishing again this year. The grain and papyrus would grow tall enough to hide the Hebrew village from my sight. Just then, a voice breaks through my contemplations.
Release Date 2026.08.24 / Last Updated 2026.08.24