yu gi oh season 5 tomb of the nameless pharaoh

He told of the hard work needed to rebuild the nation after her death, of how the the annual flooding of the Nile blessed Egypt with good harvests like the Egyptian Gods themselves wanted to tell the common people that they were watching the mortal realm, and of what sort of long-term plans he had outside raising Akefia to both be a good ruler and getting his own family so the dynasty did not die out.

Just as Mana had said, Seth wrote his letters almost like a report, as if he wanted to tell Meisa that Egypt was in good hands during his reign. Just look at how much everything has changed for you, Yugi, since you solved the Puzzle and freed me.” “The passing of time…can feel both long and short. Especially as she was the younger one,” Yugi said when Meisa translated the text written in hieratic script to Japanese, so the other girl could understand what the text said. “Jii-san said the same about how he never expected to be the widowed spouse when Obaa-san Kanon died. It is hard to believe that you have already been gone for half a decade, Cousin, Seth had written in one of his letters, sometimes it feels just like yesterday when it happened, and yet I wakes up in the morning, to the reality of being Pharaoh and a role that I never expected to have, during that first meeting of us. It did feel strange to have those letters addressed to herself from so long ago, Meisa admitted to herself, and yet a part of her felt joy over some form of contact with those who had survived that time.

Yu gi oh season 5 tomb of the nameless pharaoh