awakened with a start while someone was rolling out the bandages, she found herself the Pharaoh Tutankhamen in the Egyptian museum in Cairo, in a glass case broken. Realizing that his sleep had lasted nearly 4000 years, decided to leave a little 'around to see what had changed after so much time in his beautiful country of Egypt.
Released through the streets of Cairo, noted that the situation was not much different from the last time there had been, despite having slept for so long.
the street, there was always the same people who complained because he was hungry increased the price of bread. Many of them were wounded and bandaged because of the fighting and perhaps also why no one noticed much a guy covered in bandages from head to toe like a mummy. They simply thought it was messed up more than others.
Some shouted loudly as the time of Pharaoh, who reigned from about now thirty years! He was one of the oldest kingdoms of Egypt, thought Tutankhamun, who was happy to see that after almost 4000 years, the system of government was still the same. A
strength to walk, arrived at the place he sought.
were still there after all this time ...
The Pyramids. What a sight! Exactly the same as when he had seen the last time. He felt right at home.
He asked a man shouting in the street what he was looking for. He always screaming, said he was looking for more freedom for the people.
He realized he was talking with a slave, and then continued. It was not the case that a demi-god to speak to a semiuomo. He noted with satisfaction however, that the slaves had remained the same all this time.
stop and then a guy who looked like a soldier on a large metal tank, without horses, and introduced himself:
- Hello, I'm the Pharaoh Tutankhamun.
The soldier saw the head completely bandaged and had a flicker of compassion for the poor man.
- Well, well - said the soldier - a new Pharaoh is what everyone is waiting for. Why not go that way, there is a government building, his place is there, along with the other lunatics.
Tutankhamun came to the palace to speak with the new Pharaoh.
They received him with full honors. Maybe it was the only in those days that tried to unseat him. And so, given the opportunity, he decided to seek advice from the old Pharaoh.
- Great Tut, she likes my new Egypt, modern, rich and populous?
Tutankhamun looked at him and said,
- Yes I like very much. It 'just as I left 4000 years ago. The people are always complaining about the slaves who want the freedom fighters and soldiers in the streets. But the most important thing is that the Pyramids are still in place. A memory for future generations.
The new Pharaoh looked thrilled. It did not seem very happy with the response. Meanwhile
Tutankhamun preceded him with a question.
- She Pharaoh, where he built his pyramid?
The new Pharaoh remained silent for a moment. Then he confessed that he had not yet built.
- What! In thirty years has not even started his pyramid? With all the slaves on the streets doing nothing, could have built the largest pyramid in Egypt!
- But really - is the other - I do not believe in reincarnation.
- So what? No one in fifty years will remember most about her without a pyramid with his name. What a shame, a wasted such a long reign for ever. Meanwhile
Tutankhamun was rising, a guard entered the room and shouted that the demonstrators had entered the palace, and had to escape.
- just call me an architect - yelled the Pharaoh - and that is the best ... preferably Italian!
The guard said
- And What! They're coming!
- We need to build a pyramid, must be the greatest of all ... .. the largest pyramid in Egypt ... in memory for future generations ... ...
The guard stepped back, seeing him in confusion and disappeared, leaving Pharaoh to his fate , while the protesters climbed the stairs.
In the meantime, returned to his Pyramids Tutankhamun, in search of the secret passage to the burial chamber. He decided that there was no significant innovation to look at this, so I think to get back to sleep for another three or four thousand years, waiting to see if anything would change, in the meantime, Egypt.
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