Nitocris's Tragedy [Fourth Update]

As a fairly successful merchant, Nahekt had his own shop in this city.

After asking Ye Ting whether he needed lodging arrangements and being refused, the two bid each other farewell in front of the shop.

"Honorable Mr. Thoth," Nahekt said farewell to Ye Ting with reverence, "it is a pleasure to have met you. Though I feel that no mortal matter could possibly trouble you, if you intend to travel through Egypt, I must say this—you may command me at any time. I will always be ready to do anything for you."

As he spoke, he took a golden amulet from his pocket and placed it in Ye Ting's hand.

"Please accept this amulet. It bears my family's mark. Our family's caravans have shops in all the major cities of Egypt, and those shops bear the same mark as this amulet, so they are easy to recognize. Should you need anything, you can use this amulet to command anyone from my family to do whatever you wish."

Seeing the earnest expression on the man's face, Ye Ting thought for a moment before accepting the amulet.

"Then I shall gladly accept it." He nodded to Nahekt. "Thank you for leading me to Memphis. In the name of Thoth, may wisdom forever accompany you."

Ye Ting's final words were a blessing.

Though he was a powerful mage, he possessed other identities as well.

Favored by numerous goddesses, he bore blessings from all kinds of goddesses. These highest-tier blessings made him equivalent to the chosen of several goddesses at once, or perhaps something even greater.

After all, the so-called chosen were already the highest-ranking beings among a god's followers.

Someone like him could occasionally bless one or two people in a god's name. He could even invoke his own name instead of