Back in Khufu's day I knew a magician who parted the Nile just so he could climb to the bottom and retrieve a girl's necklace. Then there was that Israelite fellow, Mickey.Moses?Yeah, him.
In "The Throne of Fire" by Rick Riordan, the narrator reflects on their past experiences during the time of Pharaoh Khufu. They recount a memory of a magician who had the remarkable ability to part the Nile River, which he used to dive underwater for a lost necklace belonging to a girl. This anecdote emphasizes the blending of myth and reality, showcasing the wonders of ancient magic.
The narrator also humorously mentions a character from biblical history, referring to Moses with a mix of familiarity and jest. This insight into past figures adds a playful dimension to the narrative, connecting ancient legends with well-known historical personalities in an engaging storytelling format.
