บท 1637: Egypt

"The Roman!! They are Here!!" The urgent cry echoed through the narrow streets of Alexandria, ricocheting off the ancient stone walls and sending shockwaves through the Egyptian soldiers and citizens. 

The sight of hundreds of Roman warships, their imposing figures lining the coast, brought the entire city to a standstill. Fear and tension hung heavy in the air, intertwining with the scent of saltwater and the distant cries of seagulls.

Without hesitation, dozens of Roman warships glided towards the shore, their wooden hulls cutting through the azure waves with ease. As the ships docked at the bustling bay, a flood of soldiers spilled out, their presence intimidating and fierce.

They were clad in meticulously crafted leather armor, emblazoned with the proud symbols of Rome, their red capes billowing behind them like raging flames.