"Those who have drunk from the Nile will return to Egypt..." the young man said to the black-haired little girl. She opened her wide eyes and gazed at him, her eyes full of confusion. The young man seemed to notice her bewilderment. He smiled and patted her head, then gazed into the distance at the broad horizon and said solemnly, "One day, not long from now, we will return to Egypt, to our homeland."
Those who have drunk from the Nile will return to Egypt...
He transmigrated across a thousand years, all for her.
He gazed at her with a bitter smile and asked, "Is it you?"
When that day comes...
When Sirius rises once more, I will wait for your return on the banks of the Nile. When the god Haton forgives me for my mistake, you will return to my side.
Is the author going to give up the trap? (′இVanஇ`)