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His actions touched the gods, making them feel that there was still a respectable side to humanity, and it was not too much to destroy them all.

Especially the god Ra, when he learned of his daughter Hator's punishment of humanity, he felt pity, but he was too weak to use his divine power to change anything.

When Hartor came to Ra's side, she was still haunted by the inferiority of human beings, and no matter what Ra God said, she would not forgive humans or revoke her divine powers.

The beings took pity on Osibes and his son, so when the baby was crying, Best, the god of music and dance, appeared and sang and danced to coax the child; When the infant was hungry, Thoth, the god of wisdom, fed him with the milk of the goats of heaven; When the baby was exposed to the sun, Shu, the god of the atmosphere, summoned dark clouds to shield him; When babies can't sleep at night, the moon god Kearns lets the moon's light accompany him to sleep.

In this way, Osiris carried his son on his back and went all the way north.

Because of the guidance of the gods, no living people were sucked by Osiris's blood along the way, so Osiris's body decayed quickly, and by the time he walked to the border, the white bones had already been exposed!

The muscles of his whole body rotted, and he no longer had the ability to carry his son on his back, and he fell.

The place where Osiris fell was called Kemis, located in the delta of the Nile, and a fisherman saw Osiris who had fallen to the ground, and the baby behind him.

The good fisherman buried Osiris and brought the little baby home.

Along with the little baby, there was also the scepter of Osiris. The fisherman did not know the scepter, which symbolized royal power, after all, he had never seen it, so he hid it and planned to return it to him when the baby was grown.

Babies have names, and Osiris wrote a line on the back of the baby's head with his own blood before becoming an immortal:

"My son, Horus"

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After much persuasion from the gods, Hathor finally agreed to withdraw his divine powers, giving Egypt a chance to breathe.

Realizing that their disrespect to the gods would result in their retribution, the people rebuilt the temple of the god Ra and rededicated it to the gods.

The king and prince of Egypt disappeared during this punishment, and the throne of Egypt was succeeded by the king's younger brother Seth.

Seth informed Isis that her husband and son were dead, then forcibly married her and continued to crown her queen.

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The Nile Delta is an alluvial plain created when the Nile River flows into the Mediterranean Sea.

Horus was clever and witty, and he was brave and witty since he was a child, and the banshees in the Mediterranean often made it difficult for fishermen to fish, and when they went out to sea every month, the banshees would always come up with all kinds of difficult questions for the fishermen to answer, and if they couldn't answer, they would be scuttled through the bottom of the boat.

Horus once sent his fisherman's adoptive father to the sea, and met the banshee, who asked several questions, all of which Horus answered correctly, and Horus asked a few questions, but the banshees could not answer, and from then on, the banshees, who felt that they had lost face, would never come to harass the fishermen again.

In this way, the clever and clever Horus was loved by almost all the fishermen in the Delta, and every month, the fishermen would give Horus one of the fattest fish as a thank-you gift, and Horus, like his father, was kind-natured, and every time he received a fish he would release back into the water - not that he didn't eat fish, but that he just had enough to eat!

The clever and kind-hearted Horus soon gained the affection of Harpy, the goddess of the Nile, so she often took the form of a maiden to accompany little Horus, treating him as if he were her own brother.

Time flew by and Horus was 16 years old, his adoptive father was old and dying, and before he died, he took the scepter to Horus and told him that he would always live as simply as he did now.

As soon as Horus got the scepter, tears could not stop remaining, and his heart was filled with sadness for some reason.

Tears dripped on the gem of the scepter, and suddenly a strange light flashed, and the gem turned into a streamer and shot into Horus's right eye, and then he knew everything.

He learns that he has an enemy named Seth!

That gem was originally the superfluous material when the god created the sun, and the sun has the same origin, through this gem, you can communicate with the god of pull, as long as the god is willing, you can use the gem as a medium, borrow the power of the god of pull.

Now the stone melted into Horus's right eye, and Horus's right eye had divine powers.

Horus buried his adoptive father, and then informed the fishermen of the delta that he wanted revenge, but the fishermen let their sons follow him and help him take revenge and reclaim the throne.

Harpy, the goddess of the Nile, also gave Horus a pearl that contained half of the water of the Nile!

The moon god Kornes put the moonlight he had collected for 30,000 years into Horus's left eye, so that his left eye could represent the moon and possess divine powers.

So, Horus took his followers and rushed all the way south to the royal capital.

Along the way, he wept when he remembered how his father had sent him to the border for safety, and that he was walking back in the footsteps of his father.

The tears from the right eye were so hot that they burned the plants on the ground into charcoal, and the tears from the left eye dripped to the ground, and all the damage caused by the right eye was restored, and the plants and trees were revived and more vigorous!

In the more than ten years that Seth was king, he was brutal and unkind, always waging wars against neighboring countries, and every year a large number of young and strong people died in the war, and the taxes collected were extremely high, which made people miserable.

So when he learned that such a noble-blooded little prince was going back to reclaim the throne, people along the way expressed their support, and as a result, Horus's followers grew more and more, and gradually became the size of the army.

Wherever the party passed, there was no hindrance, and no one wanted to stand in the way of Horus for the sake of the king.

Seth lived a life of luxury and lasciviousness in the palace every day, and it was not until Horus's troops were not far from the king that he woke up, and he organized the guards of the royal capital to fight Horus outside the city.

Horus's troops were well-armed, armed with iron weapons that Egypt had never used before, sharp and tough, and soon the royal guards were defeated.

Naturally, Seth didn't rest on his laurels, and he used the power of the gods to turn the rest of the guards into sturdy hippos, lions, and crocodiles, beasts that were much larger than the real ones and had thick skin, and even iron swords and arrows could not hurt them.

Horus was disdainful of Seth's use of divine powers to participate in the battles of ordinary warriors, so his right eye erupted like a sun, burning the castle of the royal capital and causing the soldiers to rush in; The light of the moon shone from his left eye, breaking the spell of the evil god and restoring the guards who had turned into beasts to their human form.

Eventually, the guards who had been reverted to their human form defected and helped Horus and his army storm Seth's palace! (To be continued.) )