You wake in a strange room.

Your clothes are foreign and the walls are covered in objects from a different world.

You don't know where or when you are, or if you're still dreaming.

There are footsteps in the hall.

Jumping up, you race out of the room and into the streets.

You have just entered the Twilight Histories.

What you're about to hear is the sixth and final part in the series, His Caw Endure Forever by Kevin Valbenese.

If you're jumping in right now, I highly recommend you go back and start your listening adventure

with part one. Before we begin, a shout out to our latest patrons, Christopher James Frazier,

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And now, on to today's show, the finale of Mayhascah Endure Forever,

part six by Kevin Valbenese. The assembled nations of Egypt's empire are all present here in the heart of Thebes, as the high priests compel them to gather around a sarcophagus which has not felt the cool night air for millennia.

By force of sheer curiosity or by force of Egyptian spears and swords, the denizens of Thebes, foreigner and native alike,

pour into the heart of the city, scrambling to get a look at the vessel in which a long-dead king

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