The Pharaoh's best scribes, wrote down the situation, as according to the Pharaoh's best scouts.
The borders of
Ta-Mehu are threatened by the Nine Bows - an alliance of foreign seaborn invaders and invaders from the west, the accursed
Ribu - gods drown them.
The Pharaoh (Praise Him, Son of Horus!) Himself is located there at the present moment to crush those upstart insects. However, their warriors are strong and hard to fight. The fighting will be hard, but we believe the invaders shall be crushed, their men enslaved, their women taken to warm kemetian beds and their spoils taken back to their true owners.
By Decree of the Pharaoh, let it be know: Every fighting man that can be spared from Kemetian Garrisons, is to head north towards Canopus. Let the Nine Bows know the true power of the Gods of Kemet, and their servants. To obey this decree is to obey the Gods, in the name of the Son of Horus. The Pharaoh has step upon the Nine Bows, and will do so again.
The situation in Canaan is grim. The Nine Bows threaten Gaza, Askelon and Ashdod, our subjects cities in Canaan.
To the northeast, Hazor finds itself menaced by a powerful barbarian presence.
Our subject king at Byblos reports the Nine Bows are also present close to Ugarit, and engaging in combat against the
Hatti. Already rumours of large invasion forces in the territory of the Hatti have reached the cities. The governor reports that he trusts in the proficiency of his brave and honorable garrison and entrusts his safety in the Pharaoh, but alerts that possible attacks may happen in case Ugarit falls to these new invaders.
The governors and subject kings of Canaan request immediate reinforcements from the Son of Horus. Perhaps they should have revolted less against His Majesty and paid more respects, if they desired more men to man their walls against invaders. Any harm on their heads is the price of their rebellion against their benefactor. Any salvation, is a gift that proves the Pharaoh's graciousness.