"It depends… but I'll say mostly good, because I myself am merely filling the role of the dead Emperor of the West," the president replied.
Seth's pupils gleamed — that explained why Cain was the only mythical presence that seemed to exist on the planet.
From this, Seth instantly understood that something about these four emperors had to be special, for Adam to send a replacement for one.
Leaning forward, Seth felt it was about time he asked, "Then who are the three monarchs?"
"Qin Shi Huang of the Qi Dynasty — the Unifier.
Gilgamesh, the Hero King.
And Mansa Musa, the Emperor of Heavenly Wealth."
The president patiently listed them. Seth's ears perked up — the first two he recognized from memory.
Qin Shi Huang was hailed as the first Emperor of China, a real historical figure he was sure existed.
But the second, Gilgamesh — while he had heard of this king, he only knew him from the world's oldest epic, a mythical figure.
