Ammit Egyptian God Novels & Stories

There was something called a lament by Thoth, an Egyptian god known to the Romans as Mercury. 'Gods will leave earth and forsake Egypt. Only tales of it will be left which the future generations won't believe. Once humans lose their connection with the spirit, they will lead a life solely driven by materialism. There will come a time when the earth will be purged with fierce fires, war, and disease. Order will be brought back into the cosmos and nature will heal.'

The woman was tall, beautiful with long hair and eyes shining like a white glow of warm lights. - Hello, Aurora, could you introduce me to your friend? – The great muscular god questioned her. That man was a god in human form, a representation of the Vitruvian man, burning like the setting sun in front of him, he was the true will-o'-the-wisp. - My name is Amphitrite. – She said, as she approached that handsome young man. - Dear, my name is Anúchis, at your service... - She could say that it was the god in question, that his reddish skin was the only part of him that could say that he was Egyptian.

It felt like a promise. Alone with only my mate, he loosened his grip and pushed me away to hold me by my shoulders at arm's length. "Are you okay?" I nodded, doing my best to reassure him. I was only emotionally rattled. "No one was responsible for summoning Ammit. She came willingly." "I know," he agreed. "She had promised me she would assist you when you needed it most. I looked away from Isaac, mulling over all the information that had come to light in the mere hour or so that had passed. Nothing made sense and everything was adding up. It seemed as if not much had changed.

she said as she took the book from my hands to show me a picture of a wolf resembling Hathor. "In Egyptian mythology, Hathor was a goddess with several powers and responsibilities. She could bring blessings, predict the future, and provide protection and guidance. We also knew her as the Goddess of love, and the Mistress of the damned, leading lost souls to the afterlife. But with that power came a force field to shield her and those around her. In addition, she also could blind her enemies with a light so bright that they thought they were staring into the sun. According to legend, Selene's daughter Persis is the true creator of Hathor. As Persis grew and had her own daughters, she passed d

The brothers again looked at each other, confused. “Lord Anubis, I am confused as to why we are here,” Alu said, placing both hands back on the ground. Lord Wepwawet, Lord Osiris, Lord Amen, Lord Maat, and Mistress Nephthys walked into the chamber moments later. “What is this? Mortals declaring they committed such crimes against the gods.” Amen stated. Maat walked around the two brothers, judging them from behind silent eyes. “Guilty? No. But they are brave.”

The woman looked displeased as she crossed her arms over her chest, "And you call yourself a Haddock." "Oh---kay." Amira rubbed her temples, "Alright, I fully admit I'm a bit fuzzy of my history at the moment. So please, strange woman with a bow, what am I supposed to know?" The woman eyed her closely as she lowered her arms, "Very well." She rests a hand over her chest, "I am Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, Wild Animals, Vegetation, Chastity and Childbirth." Amira let out a whistle, "That's quite the title."

I figured their purpose was for the dance later. Behind me, Una set a headdress on my head. It looked like the rays of the moon and was sparkling with silver dust. Minutes later, Asiri stood in front of me, putting Kohl at the edges of my eyes, a blush on my cheeks and painted my lips to make it pop. "There, you look so beautiful, Lady Herneith." Una came to my front and smiled. "Anubis would be pleased by your dance offering later." Anubis? As in Anpu? The God of Death? Does he really exist in this timeline? I thought it was just a mere legend in Egyptian mythology?

I sit and recite an invocation I memorized to get in touch with him * Behold me, for I am the writing reed of the god Neb-er-tcher, the lord of laws, who giveth forth the word of wisdom and understanding, and whose speech hath dominion over the double land. I am Thoth the lord of light and truth, who maketh the feeble one to gain victory, and who avengeth the wretched and the oppressed on him that wrongeth him I have scattered the darkness! I have driven away the storm, and I have brought the wind to Un-Nefer, the beautiful breeze of the north wind, even as it came forth from the womb of his mother.

“The original four that gave a drop of blood to forge the stones were gods and goddesses. So far we have deduced it was most likely Bastet, the goddess of werecats. Morrigan herself, the witch and goddess of the forest. The great grandfather of the sky and…” “And?” Finn asked, closing in on his sister, trying to bully the answer from her. Of course, Hunji steps in front of her protectively and stares down Finn until he relaxes and takes a step back.

she gently asks. I shake my head, “Not entirely. He lied to me Amelia, everything I thought I knew about my animai was a lie,” I sob. “What do you mean?” she inquires, her fingers gently gliding through my hair, even though I’m sure it’s a knotted mess. “The Osiah I thought I knew, the one who is the first sanguidae, turns out he’s a God,” I laugh bitterly, “Not just any God, but Oshmin, the God of Life and Death.”