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The era began to move forward, as the living bore the fate of the dead. On this day, the world of Hemenu was lively.
Leaving the nameless hill, Messe returned to his family and friends. He declared to them that he had received a Divine Revelation—except for his mother-in-law, who was a priest of the Midianites.
He claimed that he was about to go to Egypt under the Deity's command to rescue his people, even the Egyptian All Gods residing above Heliopolis could not stop him. He had prepared for this, yet Messe's words and actions understandably met with skepticism.
No one would believe that this eighty-year-old man truly received a revelation from the Deity, especially not from the well-known ones, but from a God that existed only in Hebrew mythology, who had never manifested.
Compared to the Divine Revelation, they were more inclined to believe that Messe was mentally affected by his fond memories and guilt towards his people, to the point that he imagined seeing a Deity.
