Redsand Canyon Adelfós

It was good to hear that Germanicus shared his thoughts. Arsenio trusted his opinions, believed that he was a fitting leader for Mereo. It would not have looked good if his thoughts on the members were different from the Roman’s. But then, why would he have offered a place in his ranks? Her worth had been seen, surely. He did not need to worry.

I do not know if he has the power to cause much trickery here, Germanikos. The Mazoi were thin before we departed. Unless he has gathered more to fill his ranks, there are only Fellahin upon the mesa and perhaps an odd fighter.

Arsenio still wondered if Ramesses had plans to cause trouble in the canyon. The Roman had seemed certain that he would not be a branch of the Pharaoh’s entitled claims. He could not quite shake the unease that he felt. What could the Pharaoh really do to them? 


He thought of Tamar and the future of their family. Arsenio believed he would rest easier if the Pharaoh's life were taken.