Chapter 993

If he had a chance, even just the slightest chance, could he perhaps give it a try?

"I choose... one."

Moxi was Moxi after all; this was the reason he could be chosen by God.

Moxi made his choice, and watching his sworn brother hold onto the staff without letting go, Ozymandias, standing to the side, was also stunned for a moment. He hurriedly grabbed Moxi's hand and shouted loudly:

"Moxi, you're crazy! You know it's absolutely impossible for Father to give up those 400,000 slaves!"

"But, I want to try." Moxi gripped the staff, then turned and left with firm determination.

"Moxi!" Watching this scene, Ra II could not understand why his good brother seemed as if he had been bewitched after seeing that person.

"Father will definitely execute Moxi! No! I have to stop him!"

The next day: Moxi held his staff and walked into the Pharaoh's palace to face Seti I directly, requesting the release of the 400,000 Hebrews. Seti was furious and wanted to execute Moxi. Ozymandias hurriedly pleaded for him, so Seti I drove him out, but as punishment, he increased the workload of the Hebrews.

The third day: Moxi arrived at the Hebrew settlement. At this moment, these slaves not only had to gather straw but also had to make bricks at night; everyone was exhausted and living in misery.

However, when they saw Moxi, who had pleaded for them, these people shouted at him in anger:

"Why did you do this! Your actions have given us a foul reputation before Pharaoh and his servants!"

"It's all because of you! We could have continued to live!"

"Bastard! Get out of here!"

Facing the anger of these people, Moxi closed his eyes in pain and let them insult him. However, at this moment, a voice rang out:

"All of you, shut up!"

Suddenly, a figure riding a tall horse charged directly into the crowd—it was Ozymandias! Seeing Ozymandias appear, the surrounding Hebrews hurriedly stepped aside and knelt to the side.

They naturally recognized Ozymandias, who was a prince.

Ozymandias ignored these people entirely. In his eyes, these slaves were simply not worth being saved by his good brother. He charged directly in front of Moxi, forcefully pried open Moxi's eyes, and held his head so he would look at these slaves, shouting loudly:

"Moxi! Look at them! They are not worth your salvation at all! They will only become a burden to you! Do you want to be dragged to your death by them!"

However, looking at the angry Ozymandias before him, Moxi only said firmly:

"I choose... one."