Cleopatra’s Ides of March

I did not lose a living child myself. Rather I miscarried on the Ides of March. Losing my would be second child, and their father at the same time. It shattered my heat in a way I can’t explain. I knew then why Isis is also worshiped as a mourner. The grief changes one forever.

A King is born. As the heir to the East’s most prosperous kingdom mother and child become the hosts of Isis and Horus. Their souls one with their Gods.

Wow imagine what Egypt would look like if it were still here today

I got love two men in my life, I had four beautiful children, and I reigned proudly for 21 years. I cannot regret the choices that lead to such accomplishments.

Do you have any other questions?

Come home any time, dear one.

It’s time to come home. Your place is here by the Nile.

It’s not that I need you per se, but it’s clear that Egypt needs you once again.

Very good. You haven’t forgotten us yet, dear one. I’ll be waiting for you in Alexandria.

Understandable. I haven’t received word on goings on in Memphis in sometime. If they need anything, do be sure to send me a letter.

Oh, I can assure you he felt plenty alive with me.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

Thank you, brave warrior.