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Jawahir arrives and slips in among the rest, pausing only when the Pharaoh's eye aligns with their own, to hold that look and then to bow their head.

No ounce of emotion plays upon their face; no tremulous sorrow, no glee harbored either for the demise of the queen. Jawahir appears stricken by their stoicism.

The hemet is given a task of which Jawahir is supremely jealous - to be away from this place at such a time, and with such importance levied upon their shoulders! This too is contained.

The jewel's thoughts are with Ramesses, their dark eyes following his exit. Left behind is the boy, Siptah, to whom Jawahir spares only one brief but barbed look, before attending to their duties in silence.