Upon the Douat

In the tumultuous backdrop of 44 BCE, as Cleopatra VII and Julius Caesar solidify their controversial alliance, a growing resistance begins to brew among the citizens of Alexandria. While Cleopatra aims to reclaim her throne and Caesar seeks to expand Roman influence, the consequences of their ambitions ripple through the streets, leaving the once-thriving city divided and impoverished. A group of disgruntled medjays, helped by the discreet explorer Ahmose, witness the suffering of their people-families torn apart by taxation, resources siphoned off to support Caesar's military campaigns, and the destabilization of local governance. With whispers of discontent growing louder, Ahmose's spy profile is put to use.
A daring plan to expose the true cost of Cleopatra and Caesar's alliance is hatched, aiming to rally the people against their leaders, ignite a rebellion, and restore the dignity and independence of Egypt before it is irrevocably drawn into Rome's grasp.
For the clever protagonist, this new social movement was going exactly like she wanted. Until that night, this mistake. He was here. Aretas.

As tensions rise and the sands of time slip away, the stakes become perilously high, challenging not only their resolve but the very fate of their beloved homeland.