Clearly, the Servant named Nitocris had remembered being knocked out, but she had also misunderstood the situation, believing Fujimaru Tachibana and the others were responsible.
Moreover, Da Vinci, the universal genius, immediately recognized the identity Nitocris had revealed.
"Nitocris, the magical queen of Ancient Egypt. Although her majesty has been utterly consigned to the ashes of history, she is an immensely powerful Heroic Spirit who possessed mysteries from over two thousand years before the Common Era. The era she lived in was truly the very end of the Age of Gods!"
"Without a doubt, as a mage, she was exceptionally outstanding! She could be called a Heroic Spirit of the Age of Gods!"
Clearly, this understanding of the Heroic Spirit was based on a magical framework, and the direct mention of an Age of Gods Heroic Spirit proved just how extraordinary her identity was.
Yet for people in the real world, Nitocris represented something else entirely.
At that moment, many historians and history enthusiasts recalled Nitocris's identity.
The final pharaoh of the Sixth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, with both her birth and death dates unknown. The Sixth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt was a dynasty of the Old Kingdom period, ruling for roughly 160 years from around the twenty-fourth to the twenty-second century BCE.
Thus, she perfectly matched Da Vinci's description—a being of extreme antiquity.
Born into the royal family, Nitocris should have been one of the most exalted people in Ancient Egypt and ought to have enjoyed a happy, beautiful life.
However, by the time Nitocris was born, royal authority had already declined severely. Following Ancient Egypt's traditional practice of marriages between close relatives, she married her brother, Merenre II, the king of that generation, and became queen.
Unfortunately, Merenre II died in a political assassination after only one year