A shadow blanketed the valley as the sun sank. The desert sands, often so quiet, now trembled with an unseen power. For deep within his temple, Pharaoh Akhenaten fumed against the rebellion of his own people. His strong grip on Egypt slipped as whispers of discontent spread through the land. Driven by a burning desire for submission, Akhenaten's fu

within the Sinai Mountains in addition to the purple Sea mountains, which stretch together the east side on the region along the shore in the Red Sea, there is mostly much more rain in comparison to the encompassing desert, as rain clouds are likely to create when heat air evaporates and rises because it moves across higher terrain. Floods in these