∆ The God of the Sun ∆

We are all gods of the land of pharoahs,
And as king of gods,
I introduce myself and my court to you mortals,
You that shall know us.

I am Ra,
King of gods and the afternoon sun.
And joy,
I bring to you my face and Light.

Then my spouse, Nut.
Look in the night sky,
And so see her beautiful dress,
With all its stars and constellations.

I hardly frown,
For I am good-natured,
Happy I am for eternity as king of gods,
Yet I frown upon the Demon Days.

Ah, the complications of family!
Sister andd mother, brother and son, son and father,
Brother and father, sister and daughter...
Let me now tell you of that relationship.

My fierce and obedient falcon,
Horus, son to Nut and brother to Set and son of Osiris and of me,
God of war,
O delight him; hold a khopesh up to his name!

My cunning female magician,
Sister and mother to my children,
For all grandchildren and great-grandchildren are my children.
Worried was she for her spouse and brother,
And so destroyed his tomb that was embedded in a cypress tree in her rage.
All, bow to Isis.

And now, my disobedient child,
For all lesser gods are my children too.
Set, bringer of evil,
Who so plotted against me,
And yet swears to protect me.
Ironic, no?

And now, gaze upon the spouse and sibling of Isis,
Brother to Set,
Head down to the underworld and into the Hall of Judgement.
Take in the blazers, and walls and pillars with hieroglyphs.
Look upon Ammit, the Devourer of the Dead, and the Child of Set, Anubis.
Fear the Feather of Truth, and let truth blind evil,
May your hearts be weighed against Ma'at.
Why, Amun to you.

My regrets that I cannot introduce you to everyone.
We gods are two thousand strong.
Yet I cannot resist telling you of my mortal (or immortal) enemy,
Serpent of Chaos,
Devourer of Light.
My warning to you: Steer clear of him.
For wherever he goes,
A slimy, dirty trail of chaos and destruction follows.

Heed me,
And bow in supplication.
To me, the sun god.

Noice

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