Second Chance

Prologue

**This is my new story. I will be trying to get out first chapters for some of my newest stories and will be updating the current ones as well. Thank you for all your support. It is very appreciated.**

No One's POV

Fire ran through the streets as the Pharaoh raced through the streets on horseback after the beast flying through the sky. "Stop this right now Akefia," shouted the Pharaoh. "Why certainly my Pharaoh. If you insist," says the thief who was on his horse. He turns his horse to face the Pharaoh and the beast turns to. The Pharaoh stops and a giant dragon appears out of the sky. "Of course you'd pick Slifer the Sky Dragon. However Slifer is no match for my Diabound," he says and gives off a loud and evil laugh as Slifer and Diabound clash in the sky.

The Pharaoh charges forward on his horse and sword drawn.  Akefia charged forward and the battle begun. Their swords clashed and sparks flew. A midst the fighting a slave boy was running through the streets tying to find the Pharaoh. He had his Millennium Puzzle which was stolen by the Thief King Akefia. He was rushing to give it back to the Pharaoh so he may save Egypt. He finally reached the fighting and saw that both had marks and were bleeding. "Without your Millennium Puzzle you are absolutely powerless to me," screams Akefia as the sword was thrown from the Pharaoh's grasp.

The slave boy grabbed the Pharaoh's sword and pushed Akefia away before he could deliver the final blow. The boy tried to defend himself, but could not. Akefia managed to unarm the boy and stab him in the chest. "Heba," yelled the Pharaoh. Heba gasped when Akefia withdrew the sword from him and he fell to the ground. The Pharaoh put the Puzzle around his neck and flew at the Thief King and their fight resumed. Now infused with the power of his Puzzle, the Pharaoh stabbed Akefia. "This is for Heba," he says. However with his back turned, one of Akefia's followers stabbed the Pharaoh for killing his leader.

The Pharaoh turned and killed him in an instant with the fight over, he crawled to the fallen boy and cried. "No Heba. I was supposed to protect you," he says. "You did Pharaoh," says the boy with his last strength. "Heba hang on. A healer will be here soon and we can get you back to the palace and fix you up. You'll be ok," he says. "My time has come Pharaoh and you aren't finished. There is one last duty you must perform. You must seal away the darkness so it can not be released. Your puzzle will grant you the power at the cost of a pure soul. I'm not going to make it Pharaoh. Please use my soul to seal the darkness. This is my sacrifice to you. I love you," his last words were a whisper.

With a heavy heart, he placed the Puzzle around Heba's neck and it glowed accepting the soul. "Darkness be gone from this world. You shall be sealed away within the Millennium Puzzle never being released," he shouted and the Puzzle shot a beam of light into the sky. The light sucked all the Darkness inside it and sunk back into the Puzzle. When everything was done, he picked Heba up and carried him back to the palace. He sunk to his knees once he got up the steps holding Heba close to him. His council ran out to be sure their Pharaoh was ok. "Oh my Pharaoh. I am so sorry," says Isis.

"We shall give a burial fit for a king in his honor. He did save all of Egypt," says Seth. "Pharaoh you're going to have to let go of him so they can ready him for his trip," says Mahad who is kneeling next to the Pharaoh. He refused to let go of the boy crying into his hair. The council had circled around him so the people couldn't see him. After a couple of minute, he let go and the servants carried him away so they could prepare him. The Pharaoh had asked that he was buried within his own tomb so that when his time came, he could be buried next to his love. All of Egypt mourned the loss of Heba.

He was a pure soul who touched all of the people around him. About a year after Heba's death, the Pharaoh died in his sleep. No one knew why, but Seth believed that his heart couldn't carry on anymore without Heba and gave out so he could be with him. On the day the Pharaoh was placed in the tomb with Heba, Seth asked to be alone with the two. "Neither of you got what you deserved. You both deserved a long and happy life together that was tragically cut short. I pray that the Gods give you both a second chance and allow you both to be reborn. I also pray that you watch over me and guide me as I rule as Pharaoh. Goodbye my friends. My cousin," he says and steps out ad the tomb is sealed.What Seth didn't know was that the Gods were listening in and his prayers had been heard and would be answered 5000 years in the future.

**What did you guys think? There's a little bit of a backstory to this. Next chapter is going to jump 5000 years ahead in time. Thanks for reading and I hope you all enjoyed the start of this story.**