“I saw Alexandria drowning. My mother— her mother—holding a basket of figs and an asp. She missed the bite. The Romans didn’t miss their swords.” She touched the mirror’s rim. “I want to destroy it. But gold like this… you can’t cut it. Can’t melt it. Can’t bury it deep enough. It calls to greedy men. So I need you to sell it—to someone so private, so paranoid, that they’ll lock it in a vault and never speak of it. Someone who collects horrors, not art.”
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At the heart of the chamber, on a pedestal of black basalt, stood the mirror. “I saw Alexandria drowning
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Lucian stared at the warped gold. The hum had softened, but now he heard something else: footsteps. Many. Coming down the passage.
“Private gold,” the man said, in English as sharp as a scalpel. “Article 42 of the Antiquities Protection Law. No export. No private ownership. And this —” he gestured at the mirror, “—is the property of the soul of Egypt. Hand it over.”
