Following the 'Lord's' Footsteps

Egypt's High Priestess went out for "a stroll,"

killing millions in the process and brutally shocking the hearts of people all over the world.

Unlike Ie, who acted out of "revenge," this High Priestess seemed to bear no grudge. She appeared to have simply needed "sacrifices," and so she harvested several cities.

Granted, everyone disliked the "Middle Eastern Little Overlord," but if something like this happened to them, the very thought was chilling. The superhumans of the past might have been powerful, but most had no interest in slaughtering ordinary people—well, except for that extreme environmentalist god, Orochi.

In short, after receiving an invitation from the Egyptian government, nations everywhere immediately began extensive publicity campaigns to reassure their people.

Since Egypt had invited other nations to attend the "ceremony," it was a signal—a signal that normal diplomatic relations could be established. Anyone with eyes could see that from now on, Egypt—no, the Middle East—would inevitably be ruled by this ancient Egyptian High Priestess. They had to hurry and show her due respect, lest they be buried beneath yellow sands someday.

Come to think of it, the superhumans of the Island Nation—whether Tokyo's principal, the strongest Onmyoji in history, or even the brother and sister of the Sea Kingdom—

every last one of them liked to stay cooped up at home, making them the ones with the least impact on humanity.

Unlike Duke of Blazing Sun, who wiped out huge numbers of superhumans the moment he appeared!

This High Priestess had bulldozed an entire nation and caused millions of deaths, yet she seemed utterly unconcerned. It was terrifying.

Whether the age of superhumans was good or bad, really depended on one's own perspective.

Besides the many nations preparing gifts and going to "pay homage" to the High Priestess, countries with even