Dark Duel

New Cairo, This newly built city had been planned to accommodate five million people, easing the burden on Old Cairo along the Nile.

Yet for various reasons, its occupancy rate had remained extremely low. Most Cairenes still preferred to squeeze into cramped, filthy, chaotic Old Cairo. But this situation had recently been abruptly reversed, because the supernatural had descended upon Egypt!

The Great Pyramid that had risen from the ground overnight was proof enough.

At the same time, the Egyptian government had kicked into high gear. All kinds of ancient Egyptian-style buildings, streets, and gardens were expanding at a jaw-dropping pace. Anyone with eyes could see it:

"The era of ancient Egypt has arrived."

Walking down the streets of this city, a reporter under KYG let out a soft sigh.

KYG was known as the "News King," so naturally his operations could not be limited to the waters around the Philippines. Reporters under KYG were stationed in nearly every major nation.

As one of the world's ancient civilizations, Egypt naturally had foreign correspondents as well. This middle-aged man in beach shorts and a floral shirt was from the Sea Kingdom.

As a dog of the Sea Kingdom, he naturally enjoyed all kinds of preferential treatment, such as freedom of movement and the right to dress however he pleased.

"The Great Pyramid, gigantic temples, and—"

The reporter's gaze swept across the roadside. The male residents here had all changed into white sleeveless tunics and loincloths, while the women wore tight-fitting long dresses with tasseled shawls. Numerous painters were decorating the houses with murals in vivid, solemn, dignified ancient Egyptian style, depicting one mythological tale after another.

At this rate, it would not be long before visitors could experience the "authentic" flavor of Egypt here.

After all, in the past, anyone who