[Evelyn hates to end the story on a lame note, but that much is true.]
My brother was in the water soon afterwards, I was sure I heard him say my name, but then I was here.
[She couldn't have...couldn't have died, right? That wouldn't make any sense, and there's no afterlife out there like this - not that she believes in an afterlife, anyway.]
The men who attacked us, though...they had tattoos on their faces. The strange part is that these symbols are so ancient and revered that they haven't been used for anything but their original purpose.
[Curiouser and curiouser.]
The only men who were permitted to wear them were the Medjai. Sort of a...group of bodyguards for the Pharaoh. But that was thousands of years ago, it doesn't make any sense why there would still be Medjai now.
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[Evelyn hates to end the story on a lame note, but that much is true.]
My brother was in the water soon afterwards, I was sure I heard him say my name, but then I was here.
[She couldn't have...couldn't have died, right? That wouldn't make any sense, and there's no afterlife out there like this - not that she believes in an afterlife, anyway.]
The men who attacked us, though...they had tattoos on their faces. The strange part is that these symbols are so ancient and revered that they haven't been used for anything but their original purpose.
[Curiouser and curiouser.]
The only men who were permitted to wear them were the Medjai. Sort of a...group of bodyguards for the Pharaoh. But that was thousands of years ago, it doesn't make any sense why there would still be Medjai now.