The Pharaoh ripped off the bandages, and walked free after centuries. This had been his favorite path for a morning walk, and at first sight, it appeared that not much had changed.
He wondered why his footsteps created a trail of light. Perhaps, it had something to do with his return from hibernation. He was not sure if the life around him could sense his presence. Something was amiss.
The rays of light emanating from the branches of trees were revealing. The world had turned dark aeons ago. An artificial sun was used to keep the process of photosynthesis going.

Aw! No more? Headed over from the lovely Sue Vincent site. Perfect jump off point for something bigger. Set to it! Suppose I’ll just have to peruse your other stories then…
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Welcome to the club 🙂
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A sad reawakening…
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I have often wondered about this. Coming back to life will involve learning new skills and mindsets.
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It would… reincarnation seems a more practical option than resurrection.
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Yeah. The past is forgotten.
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Almost… but its legacy remains.
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Great writing! I loved it and want more!
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Thanks! Pharaohs oblige at their own will. Let hom do something more 🙂
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Okay, now I want to know more. This seems to be just the beginning of the story.
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A short story or novel begins where a flash ends 🙂
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Oh, there’s a lot more of this story to come! lots of questions. Lots and lots of questions. Ancient Egyptians and future dystopias… all packed into one tiny piece of flash.
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Thanks 🙂 The sun appears so unreal in the picture.
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