@RightfulRuler_ He took a moment to see if he knew the name, but he didn’t. He simply shrugged. “No, I do not know such pharaoh as you.” He took a good look at Kahmunrah before raising a brow. “Are you sure you’re a /real/ pharaoh? You do not have bandages or any old flesh on you!” But little+
@RightfulRuler_ “You do not know who I am?” He said with a frown. “I am the great Tutankhansetamun! The greatest pharaoh of all time! Warrior, king, leader, ruler of the ancient world!” He said proudly.
@RightfulRuler_ Tut walked up to a nearby mirror and put his hands on his hips, looking at his appearance. “Ah, that would explain the rotting bandages, the decaying flesh, and the hallow, vacant eyes. Gruesome, but impressive.” He turned to the pharaoh and smiled. “I like it!” He then+
@RightfulRuler_ The mummy didn’t answer his question. Instead, he quickly raced off to the bathroom. Moments later, he come out of the bathroom with a relived smile. “Ah, I feel so relived, so refreshed, so rested. And strangely at the same time, I feel so... Completely dead.” He didn’t +
@RightfulRuler_ But inside wasn’t a scary mummy, in fact, it was just a kid. A mummy kid. As Tutenstein hopped out of his coffin, he looked up at the pharaoh, not really caring who or where he was at this moment. “Glad to meet you - Where’s the bathroom? I really gotta go!”
@RightfulRuler_ As lightning struck, it also struck the Scepter of Was, a mysterious blue covered the sarcophagus and the eyes on it began to glow green. Moments later, the lid slowly began to open and a mummy began to groan as he rose from inside the coffin.
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He was still in his coffin, and the only way to bring him back to life was if lightning struck the The Scepter of Was.
@RightfulRuler_ He wasn’t made out of wax like the rest, instead, he was alive! Well, sort of. He was more like a living zombie. As night began to come and the museum began to come alive, King Tut was still in his coffin,
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It was just your average day at the museum, but things were going to change because later that day, a mummy coffin was been put into the museum. Who’s coffin does it belong to? It belonged to none other than Tutankhansetamun, or just Tutenstein for short. But +