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"Mysterious fog appeared at the Temple of Ramesses II, freezing everyone in place. Was it divine punishment or a demon's game?"

"The Egyptian government has already debunked it, but Tower Master Sima is still spreading rumors."

"If you think it's a rumor, look at this. I have video proof. Lots of people saw the fog appear at the Temple of Ramesses II. A friend of mine even touched it and froze on the spot. Luckily, the fog vanished quickly and he was fine. Otherwise, I wouldn't have known how to explain it to his sister."

"Not long ago, Heijō-kyō in the Eastern Isles was nearly pulled into Yomi, and Reykjavik in Iceland was nearly flooded by the giant serpent Jormungandr. Now mysterious fog has appeared at the Temple of Ramesses II. Why does the world suddenly feel so unfamiliar?"

Posts flooded Egypt's internet. Despite the government's efforts to debunk the story and delete posts, the news spread worldwide through Twitter within a day and became the day's top story.

With the Heijō-kyō incident involving Yomi in the Eastern Isles and the giant serpent attack on Reykjavik, Iceland, more and more people believed gods truly existed. Governments had simply kept the public in the dark.

Churches, temples, Shinto shrines, and sanctuaries across Blue Star suddenly saw a surge in visitors. People took time off in droves to worship, and before evening, the buildings were packed. Anyone hoping to get in had to queue.

None of that concerned Catherine. At that moment, she was receiving a warm welcome from the Egyptian government.

Egyptian president Clemens, who had reportedly just landed abroad only to fly straight back, beamed at Catherine. "Miss Catherine, you're actually Egyptian."

I'm Egyptian? Catherine froze.

She thought back carefully, but she couldn't remember either of her parents ever saying