She dressed up as a princess who "mysteriously disappeared" in Egyptian history, but was recognized by the young pharaoh at a glance:
"You are not her, but you are back."
On the day when the Hittite army invaded the territory, he locked her in his bedroom:
"There's a war going on outside, you're not allowed to go anywhere."
She heard his voice through the door:
"If I can't come back, you run. The further away the better."
That night, he came back covered in blood and fell into her arms:
"I won... You don't have to marry to the Hittites."
Later the old priest told her:
"You come here every time to save him. But this time, if you don't leave, he will die."
The night she left, he chased her to the terrace and burst into tears under the moonlight:
"What will I do if you leave?"
She kissed him and jumped into the moonlight.
Only one ring is left, and one sentence:
"Wait for me."
Three thousand years later, London.
She saw a black-haired boy at the subway station with a lapis lazuli ring hanging on his chest.
He looked at her, his eyes slowly turning red:
"I seem to have been waiting for you for a long time."
