第五章: 幽灵王后 The Ghost-Queen | 神奇树屋3: 木乃伊之谜
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"For a thousand years," said the ghost-queen, "I have waited for help."
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"My brother hid the Book of the Dead. So tomb robbers would not steal it," said the ghost-queen. "Then he carved this secret message on the wall, telling me how to find it." She pointed to the wall.
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"Poisonous snakes," said the ghost-queen. "Lakes of fire. Monsters. Demons."
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"Before I journey on to the Next Life, I must pass through the horrors of the Underworld."
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"Why do you need the Book of the Dead?" asked Annie. She didn't sound scared at all.
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But Jack could only stare in horror.
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Jack's heart was pounding so hard he thought he might faint.
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"A ghost," Annie whispered.
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"Yes," said Annie.
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Jack still couldn't speak.
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The ghost began to speak. She spoke in a hollow, echoing voice.
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"It will tell me the magic spells I need to get through the Underworld," said the ghost-queen.
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"What kinds of horrors?" Annie asked.
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"I am Hutepi," she said. "Queen of the Nile. Is it true that you have come to help me?"
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"The Underworld?" said Annie.
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"Oh." Annie stepped closer to Jack.
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"Someone must find my Book of the Dead," she said. "I need it to go on to the Next Life."
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第五章: 幽灵王后 The Ghost-Queen | 神奇树屋3: 木乃伊之谜
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Jack was still in shock. He couldn't move.
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"Oh, man," he whispered.
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"Oh, that's not a strange problem," said Annie. "Jack can't see anything either. That's why he wears glasses."
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"Jack, lend her your glasses," said Annie.
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The ghost-queen stared in wonder at Jack.
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"Hieroglyphs!" said Jack, finally finding his voice. "It's the ancient Egyptian way of writing. It's like writing with pictures."
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Jack took his glasses off his nose. He held them out to the ghost-queen.
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"Where?" asked Annie. "Here?" She squinted at the wall. "What do these tiny pictures mean?"
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Jack smiled back at her. He put his glasses on. Then he stepped toward the wall and took a good long look.
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The ghost-queen smiled at him. "Thank you, Jack," she said.
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"But perhaps you will describe the hieroglyphs on these walls," said the ghost-queen.
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She backed away from him. "I fear I cannot wear your glasses, Jack," she said. "I am made of air."
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"Hi-row-who?" said Annie.
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The ghost-queen smiled sadly. "Alas, my brother forgot my strange problem. I cannot see clearly that which is close to my eyes. I have not been able to read his message for a thousand years."
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"Oh. I forgot," said Annie.
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