Isis

A young woman with the ability to summon rain travels through ancient Egypt, encountering figures from history and myth. She first meets a priestess named Hatshepsut, known for her leadership and divine authority. Later, she interacts with another figure also named Hatshepsut, distinguished with a Roman numeral. The narrative explores interactions between the rain-summoner and these historical or legendary individuals, focusing on their conversations and the settings of their meetings. The story does not elaborate on the origins of her power or the nature of her journey, instead emphasizing the encounters themselves. The characters are presented with their names in both Japanese and English, suggesting a thematic or linguistic focus. The plot remains minimal, centered on brief, enigmatic exchanges between the protagonist and the figures she meets.