Liberation of Pyramid City

The Liberation of Pyramid City, also known as the Day of the Slithering Snake, or the Invasion of the Maracan Kingdom, was a large-scale invasion that took place right after the Nectaneban Invasion of Bi Feng Gan and the Long March. After being forced to abandon the siege, the combined army of Bi Feng Gan and the Maracan defectors pursued the Nectaneban army all the way back to Pyramid City, a chase that spanned over 200 miles. The event, known as the Long March, led to the siege of Pyramid City and the eventual fall and deposition of Nectaneba.

After being forced to abandon the siege at Bi Feng Gan, Nectaneba fled the site with her army as the combined army of Bi Feng Gan and the Maracan defectors pursued them. The Long March, an 800-mile trek through the desert to Pyramid City led to the Siege and Liberation of Pyramid City. Upon reaching the walls of Pyramid City, Percy demanded their immediate surrender. Although told by Nectaneba to resist at all costs, the soldiers on the wall surrendered to the army and allowed the army to rush through the city.