Hatshepsut's Tooth

Hatshepsut’s Tooth - Everyone knows that the Egyptians built the great pyramids to house the bodies of the pharaohs, but what was not taught in history class is that the pyramids were also used as war bases against their attacking enemies. One extremely ambitious pharaoh named Queen Hatshepsut had her royal sorcerers infuse the energies from the ley lines that run through Egypt into her body. This left her with the ability to create an unbreakable energy barrier around objects like the pyramids. When invaders came into Egypt, the Egyptians barricaded themselves inside the pyramids behind Hatshepsut’s magical fortification. The queen’s body was kept in the pyramids, but over the centuries, the vaults were destroyed by tomb raiders. When John Perring conducted the first complete exploration of the pyramids in 1837, all that remained of Queen Hatshepsut was a single tooth. Regardless of its creepiness, it was passed down through the generations because it still possessed the magic ability to create these indestructible barriers around people and things

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