She knew it was blasphemous. If her writings were discovered, it would be deemed treasonous. After all, as an Egyptian priestess, it was expected of Hen-taui to follow the religious rituals as ordained by the gods.
But she knew, in spite of all the tradition passed down in the priesthood over centuries, there was something amiss. Something insincere, dubious and untruthful.
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