I lean back in my chair and try not to feel disappointed that I"ve been assigned to my office and doing paperwork today instead of getting to spend my time in the traditional mummification rooms. I know this is always going to be part of my job, but it doesn"t stop the fact that I hate it.
I hope I"m not going to become one of those priests who has to spend more and more time doing paperwork as I rise through the temple. I already have more than I want, I can"t imagine how frustrated it"s going to make me if I have more to do.
There"s a knock on my door, startling me.
Matia jumps to her feet, ready to greet whoever is on the other side. At least that means it"s probably someone we know.
She lets out a loud excited whine, confusing me slightly. I have no idea who she"d do that for.
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