Novel & Cerita Anck-su-namun And Imhotep

II Not far from the village in Upper Hama, there was a still more wonderful invention called the shinansha. This was a kind of chariot with the figure of a man on it always pointing to the South. No matter how the chariot was placed the figure always wheeled about and pointed to the South. This curious instrument was invented by Kotei, one of the three Haman Emperors of the Mythological age. Kotei was the son of the Emperor Yuhi. Before he was born his mother had a vision which foretold that her son would be a great man.

I can’t tell if this piece of shit is lying or what Imhotep: ??? I can’t tell if this piece of shit is a real detective or what Imhotep: JK bruh. No one can tell unless you’re Bastet Sobek: @Sekhmet Believe him. He has more millions in his bank account than Akhe Imhotep: @Anubis Please punish this stupid crocodile Akhenaten: Even more than that? What do you do for a living, Imho? Imhotep: You’d need a priest if I tell you. And we have a fucking detective around

His gaze held mine, steady and unyielding. “The flower’s madness breaks those who chase immortality. You survive because you seek knowledge and the truth.” “Imhotep was one of the first flower bearer,” Deva Pran said calmly. “He lived in old Egypt, served as a healer and architect and was a high priest. He used the flower’s power to build a true legacy. He designed the first pyramids, saved lives with medicine, and left behind knowledge, not blood.” “But the ones who came after him?” I asked.

I say running my hands down my face in an anxious manner. “I’m getting to that, Enki one of the Annunaki who created man was very fond of mankind and didn’t want to see them destroyed so he told one man Known as Gilgamesh what Yahweh had decided. Which allowed him time to build what you know as an arch to help preserve humans.” “You mean, the whole Noah and the Arch thing was actually real too?” I shout interrupting him. “Would you like me to finish now.” He says patiently waiting for me to regain my composure.

This guy is serious, and he had my undivided attention. “Let me proceed. My stay here is a quick one. My name is Wepwawet, I am from Lycopolis City of Wolves, in Upper Egypt. I am a centuries-old deity from the pre-dynastic period. In ways I do not understand this pack has become one of the guardians of the King Sekhemkhet bloodline. Over the centuries my brother Anubis and I have watched over your lands and your pack from afar. We’ve only set foot in the Americas two times. The 1st time was 3700 years ago when we dropped off two wolves. A male wolf named Horus, the son of Osiris and Isis, and a female wolf named Nut, daughter of Shu and Tefnut.

*I remember the name, it’s in the texts about Kushim. *Who is Anu in the texts?* *So Kushim was given a mate, Andra.* *Right, I remember that.* *Anu was Andra’s second chance mate. They had a pup or two before her coronation to queen, which is when Kushim introduced her to a wolfsbane laced silver spear.* *Ok, at that point he had already been cursed by Selene, right?* *Yes.* *Were there any texts about Anu being cursed, or being meant to protect anyone?*