Da Qin: Old Zhao, I am really not a fairy

The envoy looked at the pharaoh in front of him with a puzzled expression, and couldn't help asking: "Pharaoh, why is this?"

"These treasures were obtained with great difficulty from the Roman King Caesar."

"Why do you want to give these treasures to the people of Qin?"

Although the treasure is of little use to Egypt.

But these treasures can be traded with European city-states for food.

Chapter 278 Alleviating Anger

Treasure is also a precious resource!

The leader of the army glared at the messenger a few times, signaling him not to talk too much.

At the moment, you can't anger Pharaoh, maybe it will lead to the disaster of killing people.

Although the Egyptian envoy was somewhat unwilling, he had no choice but to retreat silently behind the leader without saying a word.

One of the nobles couldn't help but stepped forward and said:

"I'm afraid it's just a treasure, and it's not enough to win the Qin people's forgiveness!"

Pharaoh had no choice but to think about the existing places in Egypt.

I saw that the pharaoh's eyes gradually turned to the slaves who built the pyramids.

The pyramid built was for the tomb of the pharaoh in the future.

It is similar to Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum.

The difficulty of building this pyramid is very high.

In order to build a pyramid, I am afraid that the lives of tens of thousands of slaves will be lost.

Egypt's class system is very clear!

Therefore, the number of slaves directly accounted for half of the population of Egypt.

Perhaps sending some slaves there would be more forgiving from the people of Qin.

Thinking of this, the Egyptian pharaoh continued to say to the leader: "Prepare [-]... [-] slaves and give them to the Qin people."

Pharaoh gave away [-] slaves with a painful expression on his face.

It is equivalent to letting this magnificent pyramid building slow down on the original progress.

Pharaoh naturally hoped to see the early completion of this pyramid building.

But it is also very necessary to send [-] slaves to Daqin.

Thinking of this, Pharaoh still chose to grit his teeth and hand over the [-] slaves.

The Egyptian envoy was startled, and his breathing suddenly became short of breath.

Is Pharaoh crazy?

Sending these treasures to Daqin has already made the Egyptian envoy quite puzzled.

Now they even want to send slaves to Daqin.

This is [-] slaves, but it is not a small number.

Moreover, Great Qin has never brought any benefits to Egypt.

While not beneficial, it also caused heavy losses to the Egyptian army.

Thinking of the Great Qin that the pharaoh said earlier was protected by the gods, the Egyptians who led the army did not dare to hesitate at all.

Under the instigation of the Egyptian pharaoh, the army leaders began to prepare [-] slaves.

Pharaoh raised his hand, causing the many nobles in front of him to disperse.

Pharaoh then summoned some of his confidants.

This time, I plan to let the previous leader accompany me.

"Pharaoh, summon us, what is your order?"

All the confidantes in front of Pharaoh showed puzzled expressions.

I saw that Pharaoh continued to say to the confidants in front of him: "When you give the [-] slaves and treasures to the Qin people, kill Dier in front of the Qin people!"

Pharaoh's confidantes stared at Pharaoh in disbelief.

Please the Qin people, beg the Qin people to forgive, these.

Confidants can still understand.

What is hard to understand is why Dill was killed in front of the people of Qin.

Although the Egyptian army suffered heavy losses, the main reason was not because of Dill.

All in all, Dill is not guilty of death.

Could it be that Pharaoh's move was too ruthless?

"Why did you have to kill Dill?"

Dill can be the leader of the Egyptian army, and Dill must have some status.

Among the pharaoh's confidantes, there are Dill's friends.

As Dill's friend, he was naturally reluctant to kill Dill.

"Yes, Pharaoh, Dill deserves death!"

Pharaoh sighed softly, the land of Egypt is barren, it is very rare to be able to send out a leader.

If it wasn't for offending the Qin people.

Pharaoh was also unwilling to kill Dill like this.

"Dill led troops to attack the Qin people, such an act of offending the gods, Dill should die!"

"If Dill doesn't die, how will the Qin people be appeased?"

I saw that Pharaoh continued to say to the confidants in front of him: "If you want Dill to live, find one among you to replace him."