Sky Mesa isn’t truth supposed to set you free?

the eagle; the one who had built an outpost for them, for Akashingo. Toula could scarcely believe it, truly—the man was stalwart, strong, and for what reason would he engage in such a thing? 
Toula steadied herself. her father, and Germanicus. Pharaoh and Germanicus. and Toula knew at once what the Gods meant to reveal to her—knew where the Gods asked her to sit. her departed Father was but one voice among the many of Them—but They bid, in this, her not to listen. 
the sins of our father are not our own to carry, comes her voice, we must be better than that. than them, Toula looks to him, blinking slowly. Akashingo no longer deals in slaves. we have fellahin, but it is their wish to serve. and it need not be the entirety of their life if they do not wish it. no man nor woman shall be sold as goods, 
Pharaoh—she must become Pharaoh. Eset, Inji, Tuna—this could not happen to them! she would not allow it! Thoth, Khonsu, Ma’at—Each were present. it was with one voice They spoke. 
I am Akashingo’s Queen. what once was shall no longer be. I welcome you, prince, as Sphinx—you, as Royal, can be a part of this change.