Egyptian Sun God Crossword Novels & Stories

The desert sang softly that evening. A mournful hum born from the meeting of wind and sand. The sun had begun its descent, bleeding gold and scarlet into the dunes, and Regyptre gleamed like a mirage sculpted by the gods. Merenrys Kain stood on the highest terrace of her palace, her teal hair rippling behind her like a river caught in sunlight, her bare skin etched with the faint glow of living hieroglyphs. The symbols pulsed gently, resonating with her heartbeat, the language of her power and the memory of her bloodline.

She opened a page which was written on god of sun’s personality. “Read this line” She pointed towards it and we read it. The second we read the whole thing, Evelyn and I looked at each other with shocked expressions. “According to this, the moon goddess and god of sun had a spark between them that attracted them towards each other by any means. They were destined to meet at any cost and the sun god was one of the most powerful protectors at that time. But the major point to see here is that…” She opened another page. “When he died with the moon goddess, his last oath was to protect her love and for that he will reborn as the most powerful and strongest warrior in the next life”.

That's when he had an idea. "Helios, can you come and see me please?" He mindlinked the god of the sun. He was among the few who could travel between their realm and Earth. "On my way," Eros smiled as he sat back in his chair. He knew Helios would jump at the chance to help. He was often underrated because he was the god of the sun, and people assumed that meant he didn't have much to do. Helios appeared in his office, smiling. The power of magic meant the gods and goddesses could teleport just about anywhere they wanted. As you would expect, the god of the sun has a golden tan with pale blonde hair and amber eyes.

“Okay, let’s all pretend that we know what ether is and get to the good part.” “So they were coupled with the sole purpose of parenting three celestial light deities. Helios, sun. Selene, moon, and Eos, dawn.” “So do you think Poppy could be Helios?” Remy asks. “No, it doesn’t fit.” Ronnie shakes his head. “But this text… this text speaks of a fourth sibling.” The room falls silent again. I look across at Poppy just as the colour drains from her face. Her breathing hitches. “Poppy?” Leo says, turning towards her.

I asked conversationally. "I'm not participating in this." He groused. Chuckling, I turned back to my phone. I had pulled up some names from the internet. "How about... Zeus? Or Aries?" I threw out there, thinking a God's name would suit such a magnificent creature. The wolf-dog grumbled and laid his head down on his paws, as if stating those were boring. "Alright." I mumbled, continuing to look. "What about Horus, or Ra?"

"You can't allow the sun to turn completely orange." Erebus nods and raises his hands the orange sun is slowly disappearing. A silver chariot rides out of the smoke. Dionysus looks at Helios "It seems someone stole your entrance." "So it does. Ugly ass bastard. I'm already pissed he had interfered with my sun." Helios is the God of the Sun. Lucius steps off the chariot looks around and smirks looking at Zeus. Zeus mouth "Fuck you." "Darn, he's ugly" Tay mumbles looking over her shoulder then she frowns when she sees a familiar face hiding behind a warlock. "Just the woman I was waiting on." She pats Duncan's chest.

It resembled the Ankh, a cross symbol of the ancient Egyptian sun god, Ra, that symbolized eternal life. Eternal life, the Guild of Eternal Life, the Zenith Organization—what was in the sky? Chad's thoughts were chaotic as he gazed upward. At that moment, Sheldon looked at the box in Chad's hand and smiled, saying, "Chad, if I were you, I wouldn't open it. I would just live the rest of my life as an ordinary person and be happy about it."

"What…" I took the box from her. "It's what they call the Imperial Topaz. It's the most prized color of the gem." I removed the necklace from the casing, and she turned while holding her hair, allowing me to place it around her neck. "The ancient Egyptians and Romans associated the golden gem with the sun god, giving it the power to protect." Gently, I slipped my palms over her shoulders as she let her hair down. "It reminded me of you." She turned to me, clutching the gem between her fingers. "How so?"

He was trying to remain respectful. “Then one day, the Goddess glimpsed something in the distance. She wasn’t sure what it was, but she knew she had to find out.” Elder Roz looked up as though she was looking to the sky, though the ceiling hid the view. “When she got closer, she saw a beautiful celestial being. The Sun God. He had a few small things that he had created, but none of them held life, for he lacked something important but could never figure out what that was,” she continued her tale. I had never heard this story either, but it was an enjoyable tale.

"Since he's so fond of pounding on my gates, let's keep his hands." Hades' cold voice echoed through the dark sky. He didn't even bother drawing a weapon, just flicked out a crescent of black energy. The razor-sharp deathly force sliced through the solar fire's defenses and cleaved into both of Apollo's arms. "Ahhh!" Apollo let out a gut-wrenching scream, divine blood spraying across the scorched earth of the Underworld. The almighty Sun God crashed to the ground like a beaten dog.