Book of Cleo Plot

In times of trouble, one can turn to the gods for help. Thanks to Amun-Ra and his sacred book, Queen Cleopatra rid herself of enemies and ruled for many years…

Surrounded by Hyenas

After the deaths of her brothers, with whom Cleopatra had shared the Egyptian throne, she was left completely alone. Two of her closest advisors, Ptaklimey and Sixtus, saw an opportunity—if they could eliminate the queen and then each other, one of them could claim the throne.

The conspirators made multiple attempts on Cleopatra’s life: they tried to stab her, poison her, even curse her—but all in vain. It seemed as though the gods themselves were protecting the Queen of Egypt! In truth, Cleopatra was simply a far-sighted and cunning ruler, and many of her servants and noble allies remained fiercely loyal to her.

Seeing Through Deception

Cleopatra prayed to the great Amun-Ra for the ability to distinguish the faithful from the traitorous. The father of all gods granted her a book—a tome filled with thousands of blank pages. Its cover was made of pure gold, adorned with a magnificent visage of Ra—a masterpiece that no mortal craftsman could ever replicate.

Whenever Cleopatra wrote a name in this sacred book, visions flashed before her eyes, revealing everything about that person—from the moment of their birth to the present day. In an instant, Cleopatra knew their true nature—nothing remained hidden from her gaze!

Death to the Conspirators

From that day forward, executions began in the palace. One by one, Cleopatra eliminated those who posed even the slightest threat to her or the throne of Egypt.

The conspirators were baffled—how was Cleopatra identifying the traitors so precisely? None of them knew about Amun-Ra’s gift. The Queen consulted the book in secrecy, locked away in her private chambers. She kept it hidden in a concealed compartment beneath the floor, cleverly disguised as a hollow stone slab.

Alliance with the Romans

Soon, all the conspirators met their fate in the realm of Seth. With them gone, Cleopatra surrounded herself with wise and loyal advisors, people she trusted as much as herself. Thanks to these skilled statesmen, who supported her in all her endeavors, Cleopatra went down in history as one of Egypt’s greatest rulers.

The Book of Amun-Ra also helped her forge alliances with Julius Caesar, Mark Antony, and other powerful figures who shaped the course of history. Caesar and Antony, in particular, became deeply intertwined in Cleopatra’s life, even giving her several children. Under her rule, Egypt secured Rome’s protection, shielding the kingdom from hostile invasions.

Beauty or Monster?

Centuries have passed. All that remains of Cleopatra are legends and a withered mummy resting in a sarcophagus—far removed from the radiant queen praised in ancient papyrus scrolls.

Yet, the historian Plutarch had a different perspective. The great writer, whose works are still studied today, described Cleopatra not as a conventional beauty, but as a woman possessing a mesmerizing charm, capable of enchanting anyone.

The Search for Cleopatra’s Book

Though the Queen herself is long gone, her book still lies hidden in one of Egypt’s pyramids. Many collectors would pay millions for such an artifact!

Whoever is lucky enough to find the Book of Cleopatra will have the power to use it as they wish—or sell it for an unimaginable fortune.

Perhaps you will be the one to uncover its secrets.
Try your luck right now, and may fortune be on your side!