Apophis Egyptian Mythology Novels & Stories

While she attacked the man, Apophis just sat on his throne laughing, as if we were some kind of entertainment to him. "Get a grip of yourself." I told her, but she would not listen. "I am a moon goddess," She said, beating the man, "You will give me my respect, or I will inflict you with madness." She said and placed her hand on his head, ready to send her magic into him to run him mad. Something slammed into my side and sent us flying across the cave until we slammed into a group of people in the middle of an orgy. I got up to see what had happened, and I saw Apophis staring at me angrily. He had sent the magic blow that pushed me off.

He always was. “Summon: Zeroth Orb!” The space above them cracked and shattered, revealing a massive orb that was pure black. Azea got a bad vibe from it as it lowered down to where the Original was. “Zeroth Orb, release!” There was a cracking sound as the orb broke in half and a figure was revealed in the middle. “Unbind, lord of the night, dweller of the Void, Apophis!” the orb crumbled, revealing a massive serpent, scales glistening in the light. There were an assortment of colours on the scaled, ranging from bright gold to bronze. Its head was a massive cobra that bared its fangs, letting out a roar and showing its rows and rows of teeth. “Whoa.”, Azea said taking in the sheer size of th

I mutter. He never lets me in on the action. “But you mentioned snakes at dinner. I assumed he had told you.” I raise an eyebrow, folding my arms. “Listen to me Ice. Apophis is the God of Darkness. He is symbolised by snakes, he himself is said to be a great serpent. You know, the enemy of the Sun God? I know my stuff.” I shrug. He’s watching me, as if thinking through what I had said extremely carefully, but then he exhales and shakes his head.

Apophis had led me to a bathroom, one that was made for a king. As I looked around at the wide space I couldn't help but gape. The whole room was black marble with gold decorations. The gold tub was bigger than a hot tub, maybe the size of a pool. The water was already warm and up to the brim of the tub. The more I thought about it the more sense it made. He is an Egyptian god..

It was a bit of a stretch to associate lice with the dust of the earth, but that’s where they came from. We get the infestation of flies from Khepri, the Egyptian God of creation, movement of the Sun, rebirth because he had the head of a fly. Hathor-Egyptian Goddess of Love and Protection was depicted with the head of a cow, which was the motivation of the next plague, that of the death of cattle and livestock. We’re not quite sure why Isis, the Egyptian Goddess of Medicine, was associated with the infliction of boils and sores other than the plague, was in direct contradiction to a medical god. Nut was the Egyptian Goddess of the Sky.