Egyptian Mythology: God of Gods

Chapter 16

As the last rays of daylight faded.

A cold full moon rises.

The men on the oasis stepped out and prayed to the moon.

The moon god Khonsu has the authority to breed.

Even though he sleeps, authority is still working.

Seth also woke up at this time, he didn't need to worship the moon, he just woke up.

Today is the full moon, and Seth has decided to admire the moon.

With the ale made by Seth, Seth walked to the top of the Yellow Sand Temple and sat down.

Against the backdrop of the hazy moonlight, the yellow desert gives birth to a sense of mystery.

If it is an ordinary person, it will only feel that the moon is as cold as water, as if something is devouring itself.

Seth is a god and is naturally not afraid.

He looked up at the moon and just saw the 10,000-year-old ship rowing by.

The two ends of the 10,000-year-old ship are pointed and upturned, and in the middle is a pot-bellied cabin where you can rest.

"Seth, why are you still here?".

It was Nephthys who spoke.

Seth's body instinctively loathed Nephthys' voice.

Disgusted, Seth said without looking back: "Shu understands the loss of my authority, and exempts me from the responsibility of patrolling the earth." "

Hearing this, Nefertis walked up to Seth and comforted him: "Seth, this is only temporary, don't be sad." "

"Sad?" Seth raised an eyebrow.

Only a fool will be sad.

Apepe's dangerous monster can not get close to him, Seth is very happy!

Nefertis took the ale that Seth had brought with him, and took out a set of golden cups.

She opened the clay seal of the ale wine, and the aroma of the fermented wheat was refreshing.

Seth couldn't help but glance back at the ale.

The ale in the terracotta jar is orange-yellow and looks very tempting.

Nefertis pulled out a golden ladle and scooped a glass of wine for Seth.

This time Seth did not refuse and took the wine.

He wanted to taste what the sake of God tasted like.

Curious, Seth took a small sip.

The ale is bitter at first, and then the fragrance of wheat.

When the ale is in the stomach, there is only a hint of sweetness left on the tongue.

Delicious!

Seth liked the wine for a moment, and drank the rest of the ale in his glass.

Nefertis silently added wine to Seth.

After a few drinks, Seth felt a little dizzy, so he relieved it with his divine power.

After being relieved, Seth didn't drink again, but asked Nephthys.

"How long before Anubis was born?".

The last time Nefertis said she would name the child Anubis, Seth remembered.

He is not the original Seth, not the father of the child.

So, Seth continued to use the name Nefertis.

At the mention of Anubis, Nephthys softened: "Eleven lunar months. "

Nearly a year, Seth sighed inwardly.

"The glass is empty, let's have some more. Nephtis said as she helped Seth refill his wine.

Seth looked at the moon and wondered what would happen to Anubis after he was born.

Nefertis still had a peaceful smile on her face.

But there was a small black snake on her index finger.

As Nefertiss scooped up, the little black snake opened its mouth wide to reveal two fangs that did not fit its size.

Two drops of transparent venom instantly dripped into the ale.

Nephthys turned a blind eye and put the snake venom into Seth's glass.

As Seth took the glass, Nephthys' black snake vanished.

"Huh?" the cup came to his lips, but Seth didn't feel right.

He put the cup under his nose and sniffed.

A rancid smell hit his head, and Seth felt like throwing up!

Nefertis watched in confusion as Seth threw the glass out, his face full of disgust.

"What's wrong, Seth?" asked Nefertis, puzzled.

"The wine stinks!" said Seth's face was ugly.

A good mood for the night, ruined by a glass of stinky wine!

"Stink?" Nephtis was stunned, then scooped up the wine with a spoon and sniffed it.

After smelling it several times, she said to Seth, "It doesn't stink." "

"It must have been Osiris's expansion of power that caused your divine body to be affected. "

"Take a slow time and have another drink. "

Seth wondered, would the loss of authority cause his sense of smell to be wrong?

Before Seth could figure it out, Nefertis had already refilled the ale and handed the golden cup to Seth.

With the lesson just learned, Seth tentatively leaned his nose over.

The next moment, Seth turned his head away directly, and said with disgust on his face: "Stinky." "

"Forget it, don't drink it. "

Seth left with an unhappy face.

Nephthys calmly poured out the wine, and disposed of the rest.

Then she returned to her temple and sat by the window looking to the east.

"Why didn't he drink it?".

Suddenly, a voice came from the corner of the temple.

Nephthys leaned his head against the window and said, "He said the wine stinks." "

"No way. The voice immediately denied it, and said, "My venom is colorless and odorless." "

"Then why did he say that wine stinks?" asked Nephthys, glancing around the corner.

The voice immediately shut up and said no more.

On the other side of the temple, Seth pondered a question.

What was his disgust just directed at?

Nephthys?

No, it's not.

The first few times Nefertis helped him fill the wine, and although his body instincts were disgusted, it did not cause problems with his sense of smell.

But suddenly, the anger and disgust in his heart reached its peak, the peak that Seth couldn't suppress.

At the same time, the smell of alcohol also became rancid.

So, is it Seth's physical aversion to alcohol?

Or is it because of the peace with Nephthys?

Seth couldn't think of an answer.

Only to set aside.

......

The sky under the stars.

A giant serpent that almost pierced the heavens and the earth, covered with delicate black scales, and had no eyes, hid in the darkness.

He stared at Ra, the sun god not far away.

Isis blessed his authority over the god Ra.

Along with the blessing of authority, there is also Best's guardian authority.