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Pros And Cons Of Ancient Egypns

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The ancint Egyptian gods were, like, awesome! They totally made everyone worship them, and, they wrote stuff, and built stuff. The pyramids were cool. but hot at the same time! They were protected by curses and traps because the Ancient Egypns were good and making that stuff up. They put poisons on thins and cursed a lot of things and that makes them dangerous so you have to look out cause they might get you if you go there. You prollay shouldnt go there until yer in year 6 because that would be

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