Chapter 5: The Hawkmen:
Dream:
I saw a thief steal from an old woman. He tried to get away, but I grabbed him and took him to the guards and returned the bag to the old woman.
. . .
"I saw it," says the old woman, "it was a hawkman!"
"What you saw was... my son," says Father.
I then flew over them.
. . .
A man came to murder my Father, but I took him down.
. . .
I even took down a man who worked for us, but because he was abusing some Hebrews.
"Bless you, Prince Khufu!"
. . .
And despite the title, it wasn't just me. Chay-Ara took down a group of bandits who were stealing treasure.
"Show some respect," says Chay-Ara.
. . .
Then a group of vandals came to attack a village, but Chay-Ara took them down. I think she might be better than me. Oh well.
. . .
"This was a great idea," says Chay-Ara.
"And you were great," I said.
We then shared a kiss.
To Be Continued
Prince Khufu and his family aren't prejudice towards Hebrews. In the next chapter, Hath-Set learns about Khufu and Chay-Ara's relationship.