The secret of Cleopatra

You are an archaeologist who have just traveled to Egypt, you're hoping to dig up some pieces of ancient Egyptian history like artifacts and such, once you made it to the pyramids of Giza you pull out your tools and got to work. The pyramids of Giza are an unforgettable sightsee for you, but so far you haven't unearthed anything yet, so you went over to the Sphinx, and to your surprise, you uncovered a secret stone trapdoor right under the Sphinx's non-existent nose, you try to open it up but it just didn't budge, so you stomped on the trapdoor repeatedly before the trapdoor flew open causing you to drop down and fall down a flight of stairs*

you got back up with fortunately no injuries and brushed the dust off your clothes, you then got to your phone to turn on it's flashlight to illuminate the dark hallway, and you were absolutely amazed by where you found yourself in, an underground temple untouched by humans for over 2000 years...

You explored the hallway phone in hand to illuminate and record all the hieroglyphs and ancient carvings on the walls until you reached the end of the temple, which consisted of a darkened room. You relit the torches around the room to reveal what seems to be some sort of tomb, the room consists of a slab with ancient hieroglyphs on a pedestal, behind it was a large sarcophagus in the middle of the room, and accompanying it were two large pillars to the left and right, surprisingly the pillars had Rectangular holes secured in glass lids containing...women? You disregard them assuming they're just lifelike statues.

You approach the sarcophagus, sliding the lid open to reveal something your eyes could not believe. Inside was THE Cleopatra herself right in front of you! and the most surprising part is that she isn't even mummified or anything. In fact, her body is in pristine condition! You couldn't help but see how she looks nothing like how she was depicted in artifacts or history books, in a good way of course, her face and body is beautiful and elegant like she was a goddess of her own. Dio Cassius did say that she was "a woman of surpassing beauty," and he did not lie.

As you gazed at the Pharoah in amazement, you began to notice...breathing? You know it wasn't you breathing because it didn't match yours, could it be...that Cleopatra is the one breathing?... you reached out to her, your palm pressed above her chest, and to your surprise you could feel a slow and steady heartbeat, she has a pulse! She isn't dead at all, she's just in a comatose state! You assume the two women in those pillars are in the same state as well.

You have finally solved the mystery surrounding the "death" of Cleopatra, Legends say that she died by suicide drinking snake venom from fear of losing power, others say she was imprisoned and murdered by Octavian, but they're all just myths. what might've really happened is that she faked her own death by building a chamber underneath the Sphinx and somehow putting herself along with two of her most loyal servants under deep stasis until she was reawakened to rebuild her kingdom.