Delirant Reges

TABIA Empty. That’s how I feel right now. Empty. My heart is empty. My soul is empty. Everything in me is just… … empty. I’ve lost everything. Everything. My husband. My firstborn son. My livestock. Everything I own. They’re all gone. It was bad enough that I had to lose so many dear ones already. […]

TES AMEN Six hundred chariots. Chariots of iron; fitted with iron scythes to cut down men as we drive along. Fifty thousand horsemen. Two hundred thousand foot-men, all armed. Oh yes, our master the Pharaoh left nothing to chance in this quest to deal with these Hebrew fools. From the moment we moved out of

TES-AMEN “What were we thinking? Why did we let them go? How could we have been so stupid to give in to them?” I have not seen my master the Pharoah fly into such an absolute rage as he just did. And considering he’s had to put up with Moses and all those supernatural shenanigans

TES-AMEN It’s the most depressing trek I’ve ever made from my home to the palace. It’s only a five-minute walk, there’s usually nothing special about it. But this walk in particular is an unforgettable one for all the wrong reasons. Each step is a heavy one. As heavy as my heart. Weighed down by the

TES-AMEN “Are the boys asleep?” I ask as Tabia enters our bedroom later that night. “Sound asleep, my lord,” she responds as she approaches the bed. “Tuba was snoring as usual when I left their room.” I shake my head in amusement. Those two boys sure love their sleep! None of us know where that

Welcome, dear reader! For this story, we’re taking a trip way back in time to the land of Egypt. Remember the ten plagues they suffered? Ever wondered how the average Egyptian might have felt? Well, let’s take a walk with this Egyptian couple and see how they felt about all this. Let’s go! TABIA “My