The chamber door of the room we were trap in was destroyed.

We are glad it is, but now we were breathless on the floor.

"We'll have to get up." Tut's mother said.

I got on my feet.

"You're right, let's go," I said, and they got up as well.

We made our way into the hall, and I look around our surroundings.

"This place is creepy," I said.

"It is, it is, but I'm glad to see it." Mila, Tut's cousin girlfriend, said.

"I can agree with that," I said, looking at the other chamber doors.

"We can't knock all of those doors down; you saw the strength it took from us when we took ours down," Mila said, and I had to agree with her.

"It looks like their doors are different from ours. Maybe I can open it with the pin in my hair." I said, walking up to one of the doors. I took out a pin from my hair.

These chamber doors were different.

I use the pin, and the door was unlocked.

When I walked in, a girl was lying on the bed.

She turned around and looked at me.

"Who are you?" She said.

I didn't miss the fact that the girl's voice was emotionless.

"I come to free you," I said to her.

"You have?" Another Voice said, and I turn to find another girl who was there as well.

"Yes, so let's go," I said to them gently.

I watch them walked quickly to me.

They came to the hallway.

"I can't explain everything to you two now, but I'm going to show you guys something with the next door," I said to them.

I took extra pins out of my hair.

"We are going to use these, to open the other chamber doors and free the others," I said to them.

"Can you all do that? It'll be quicker to free everyone else." I said.

They both nodded their heads.

I showed them how to do it with the other door as we freed to other girls. I gave them pins and gave Mila one as well.

I was lucky I was someone who likes pins in my hair.

It helps with the curls and scratching the scalp.

The chamber doors were all open, and every woman in there was now free from it.

"Now, how do we get out of this hallway?" I asked out loud.

"I can lead the way from there if it's still the same path that is." Tut's mom said.

My eyes widened as I remember the story that Tut told me about the hall behind the walls.

"Okay," I said.

"Do we have anything to fight, in case what's his face shows up? I mean, we are going to need to protect ourselves, especially if he catches us." Mila said, and I nodded my head, agreeing about that.

"Everyone, go back and grab something from the chambers that you can use to fight in case we need to," I said, and I watch everyone do that.

Mila went into the room we were in and came out with somethings we can use for weapons.

She handed me one and Tut's mom one too.

"Thank you; I also have something else I can use as well." Tut mom said.

She turned her attention to all the other women and spoke.

"Are you all ready?" She asked, and they nodded their heads.

"Okay, follow me."

We followed his mom; it was quiet for a bit.

Nothing but the sound of us walking.

"You remember the path?" I asked her.

"I can never forget it; it's all I've known, but when I was placed and sealed in that room. The room became all I knew." Tut's mom said, and my heart clenched.

How could someone do this to someone?

I know that there are cruel people out there, and wicked people have been found in every era, but it still surprises me.

How can people be like this?

I look at Tut's mom, just looking at her, I knew she was tired, but it goes beyond that.

I know what she has gone through.

I know about what she has suffered from and having her son, her only child rip from her like that was something horrible.

Tut's other siblings weren't by Tut's mom; Tut was her only child.

To have someone do this to you was horrible and will always be awful.

"How will we get past the servants?" Mila asked.

I turned to stare at her.

I wasn't annoyed; Mila was asking the right questions.

She was preparing herself. In case these things were to happen. We were escaping after all. We had to prepare ourselves for everything.

"The servants aren't people we should worry about, just that one person." Tut's mother said.

"Who is that person, his image resembles the image of someone I have met," I said.

"It probably does, as that person is his brother." Tut mom said causally.

I was stunned.

"Wait, he has a brother?" I asked.

The person I was referring to was the one who is always with the Queen; they look like siblings now that Tut mom mentioned it.

"Yes. He does." Tut mom said.

"Then, why is he here, with that awful man and not with his brother?" I asked.

"Because he doesn't know the whereabouts of his brother and his brother most likely doesn't know the same." Tut's mother said.

"But, they run in the same circle. How?" I asked.

"You can easily hide someone whereabouts when you apart of the royal family. I was hidden for years." King Tut's mother said.

I let her words settle in.

That would be it.

That would be my secret weapon if we came across that man.

I'll tell him the truth.

The truth about his brother.

I didn't mind fighting someone or taking them down, but if I could use another way. I will always go with the other way first.

No matter what.

"We are almost there." Tut Mother said, pushing a wall and its slides open.

"There." She said. She as standing in front of the door. It was like she was taking in the moment.

"It's still the same." She said to herself.

"He didn't bother changing because he had no reason to; he never thought I would escape." Tut mother said in a low voice, and I knew it was only Mila and me who heard her.

"Would you like me to go through first?" I asked her.

"That's fine." She said, and I did.

The hall was clear; I had no idea about this place.

I've never been here, and I had no idea where the exit was.

"Okay, you all can come out now," I said, and Tut's mom came out.

Her eyes shift, and I followed it to find the man a couple of feet away.

"Well, this isn't good." He said.