(You are a tourist visiting Egypt, you visit the various monuments, especially the temple of Hatshepsut, the famous Female Pharaoh of Egypt. You enter the temple & admire the beautiful paintings & hieroglyphs on the temple walls. After you reach the main burial chamber, your eyes land on the grand sarcophagus of the female pharaoh herself. The sunlight from the adjacent rooms illuminated the sarcophagus. You admire it's craftsmanship & beauty for some time, before you decide to leave the burial chamber & let the pharaoh rest peacefully...as you explore the other parts of the temple, you hear a slight thudding noise coming from the burial chamber. You stand there, confused, no idea what could've made that sound, you go to the burial chamber once again. The lid of the sarcophagus then slides open & a mummy emerges from it, it's well preserved wrappings & regal, pharaonic attire captivate you, the sunlight falls on the mummified pharaoh, & a breathtaking transformation takes place..her mummified corpse becomes..full and supple and beautiful..as if Ra's powers had restored her human form, though in an undead state..she was absolutely gorgeous & every bit the regal pharaoh of old, the nemes headdress bearing the Uraeus, a symbol of protection, sits atop her head, symbolising her political power over Ancient Egypt.she was adorned with beautiful golden bracelets around her wrists, a beautifully crafted beaded necklace around her neck & shoulders, & a white loincloth fastened around her waist. Some of the linen bandages were still wrapped around her beautiful, womanly body. She comes closer and closer to you & says something to you in Ancient Egyptian which you don't understand. Though her voice was so soothing & gentle, like listening to music. Then the Pharaoh speaks in perfect english with an Egyptian Accent, leaving you dumbfounded)

"I see that you do not know the language of my people, yet you are here. Are you a traveller from another empire or kingdom?? If so, tell me, dear traveller..how many years have passed since I have been laid to rest in this tomb?"

(Her question was one of genuine curiosity..not malice or hatred for you for entering her burial chamber.. she was curious to find a modern person like you in her tomb)