Revenge of the magician Harhor

In the land of ancient Egypt, there lived a great magician named Harhor, who lost his son due to an unjust decision of the Pharaoh. Overwhelmed with grief and anger, Harhor used his magical powers to take revenge. He began casting evil spells that caused disasters for the pharaoh and his servants, from the drying up of the Nile to the rain of locusts that ruined the crops. While the Pharaoh suffered, Harhor felt his heart weighed down by guilt and pain. The revenge was bitter and he could no longer bear the consequences of his actions.
One day, the Pharaoh decided to search for Harhor to understand the reason for his actions. After an honest and moving dialogue, Harhor explained his suffering and pain to the Pharaoh, who in turn felt remorse for his harsh decisions. The Pharaoh decided to compensate Harhor and respect the rights of all magicians and the people of his kingdom.
The two were reconciled, and agreed that justice and understanding were the path to a better future for all people. Thus, Egypt regained its peace and prosperity again, and Harhor lived the rest of his life loved and appreciated by all the people, including the Pharaoh himself.