Myth: The Spiritual Dominator

In terms of time and space, everything in Hermeneus was born from the [Original Water].

The carrier of [Original Water] within the world is [Endless Space].

As one of the eight gods who inherited the power of Amon, the masculine symbol of Endless Space, and who appeared briefly and disappeared at the beginning of creation, Ra naturally gained far more benefits in this reincarnation than others imagined.

And for Ra, this is not just a change in power, but more of a sublimation of certain qualities.

From another perspective, at this moment, he was like a being with only weak divine power, but unexpectedly possessed great characteristics in some aspects. Although he could not use this characteristic most of the time, he could instinctively access some of the most fundamental things in the world.

This is a good thing. If Ra has gone far enough in the realm of great divine power and is complete enough, he will be able to possess some indescribable characteristics.

Just like the "immortality" of the [Mother Tree of Flesh and Blood] which is comparable to the immortal essence of the Chaos gods, Ra should also be able to obtain some abilities of the same status and related to space.

But unfortunately, even after reincarnation, the distance that La has walked in the realm of great divine power is still not very far, and "completeness"... In this regard, as a god of Hermeneus, he is actually not as good as Chaos, the weakest original god.

The similarities between the two are that they both possess complete wisdom, but neither can fully merge with the source of power while maintaining rationality.

The difference is that Chaos's original gods chose the solution of "personification", separating their personality from their body, so that they don't have to worry about the source of power eroding their rationality when using their power. But the gods of Hemenu...they don't need to worry about this at all.

After all, their priesthoods are naturally capable of devouring, transforming and separating each other. Even beings like Ra need to rely on reincarnation to avoid death. It can be said that before entering the Source Sea this time, almost all gods have never come into contact with the source power corresponding to their authority, so there is no need to worry about these problems.

How to carry the source of power is a question that the gods of Chaos need to think about, and it has nothing to do with them. But what follows is naturally the influence of the exclusion amount. In the realm of great divine power, the gods of Chaos are more complete than Ra.

"...So, this is the difference between the worlds... In the foreign land, are you calling him Chaos?"

"Invader from the other side of the void, what is your world like? How did you get here and achieve what you have now?"

"You have clear wisdom, but you are so close to the source of power. Are you really not afraid of its influence?"

Above the 'water surface' and the world, the boundless gods and demons sit in the void, and the power of [Endless Space] continuously interacts with his unfolded body.

The chessboard was right in front of him, but La was not in a hurry to make the first move. He just looked at the Outer God in front of him, carefully and cautiously testing him.

In La's eyes at this moment, the foreign god in front of him had almost merged with the source power, and there was no difference between them.

All gods in the world need to use "authority" to mobilize their power, but the real and complete great power is actually not necessary. If I have to use a word to describe this state, it is "blending with the world".

Such a being should not possess wisdom. It should be as indifferent and heartless as the heaven and earth, possessing only some instinctive impulses, just like the abyss of Chaos.

All living human nature cannot withstand the endless assimilation of the source force... Korra is very sure that whether it is the battle with the opponent outside the world thousands of years ago, or every step of the opponent now, it can prove that this outer god definitely possesses wisdom and rationality.

"How did you do it? Where's the goddess who came with you last time?"

"Communication can solve many problems. Although we are enemies now, maybe we can talk about our respective worlds."

When he spoke again, La didn't expect to get a response, nor did he think the other party would tell him about this, but he still wanted to make some changes through communication.

The silence of the foreign gods - or rather their indifference - made it impossible for La to obtain any useful or useless information.

The best time to plant a tree is ten years ago, the second best time is now. Over the past thousand years, La has regretted more than once that he did not learn about the situation in the foreign land during that battle.

Whether it was to deal with the enemy or for the best or worst case scenario, he didn't want his future self to regret today.

However, in front of La, in response to his two proactive communications, he was greeted with the usual tranquility.

The primordial water surged and surging, as if it also sensed the impending disaster, rising and falling like the breathing of the world. The lofty will overlooked the earth, but did not pay even a little attention to the enemy in front of it.

It was as if the ending was already determined and He had seen the end of time.

Silent arrogance spread across both sides of the chessboard, and La's sharp eagle eyes narrowed slightly.

It seems that the other party is really confident. Ha, if that’s the case, then wait until those mortals’ blood flows like a river and the outcome of the bet changes. Then see if you can still be so arrogant when that happens!

"...Shu, start, destroy them, destroy all the sinners!"

He spoke each word with pause. At this moment, the first thing Ra thought of was this god whose relationship with him was second only to Thoth.

The drought and exhaustion he brought would certainly inflict heavy damage on these mortals at the very beginning, and then the remaining Pillar Gods would carry out the final kill.

The moment La opened his mouth, in the high sky above the mortal world, on the chessboard where two gods and demons were sitting opposite each other, another one filled with the power of the 'sun' spoke at the same time, and on his left, Shu responded immediately.

Mobilizing his own authority, turning it into an invisible chess piece, the God of the Atmosphere gently pressed it in front of him.

Snapped--

The next moment, streams of light visible to mortals fell from the sky, bringing with them endless strong winds.

The river level began to drop, the well water gradually dried up, and the plants slowly withered.

A foreseeable disaster is about to happen on earth, and no one on both sides of the Nile River will be spared.

"Now, it's your turn."

The voice was cold, and the eagle-headed eyes stared at Ryan. And this time, just as he thought, he did get a response.

The divine body leaned forward slightly, causing the 'endless space' to sway slightly.

He raised his right hand as if preparing to make a move, but for some reason, Ra felt that he was not aiming at the human world at all.

"very good."

He said.

“This is the first disaster.”

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brush--

Outside the city of Memphis, a place where no one passes by.

There was a friction sound in the air, followed by the shaking of light and shadows.

The next moment, a group of people appeared out of nowhere in the suburbs, along with a few old cows.

His steps were staggering, and his body was covered with dust. Moses looked worried, but he still smiled and comforted him:

“Phew—luckily, even though it wasn’t smooth, we still made it out successfully.”

"His Majesty Ramses still has a deep prejudice against the Hebrews. We have no connection with the legendary Majesty Isis, nor do we have any dark plots... But he doesn't seem to believe it."

The whistling wind turned from virtual to real and turned back into the scepter given by God.

As Moses came to Memphis, as the collision between the two worlds became more intense, this previously ordinary wooden stick began to possess magical powers.

But at least for now, its capabilities are still very limited, and it can't even help Moses defeat an army of hundreds of people.

"No matter what, now that things have come to this, Moses, what should we do next?"

Aaron spoke in a deep voice and looked around.

He was Moses' de facto brother and the first person Moses visited before returning to Memphis.

He had been an adopted son of the royal family for a period of time, so Aaron also learned writing and knowledge and had a superior status over other Hebrews.

Among his fellow tribesmen, his reputation and status have always been high.

"Let's go gather the tribesmen first and tell them that I promised to free them from the forced labor, but now it seems that it will take some time."

"Tell them Pharaoh's attitude, Aaron, but also remember to tell them about the power of the Lord - He revealed to me that the sun will swing a knife against us, but He also promised me that I will lead them to end this disaster."

Leaning on his staff, Moses looked back to where he had come from.

"God says, whatever is inflicted on us will be inflicted on the inflictor. On earth, punishment will be paid to those on earth, and on heaven, punishment will be paid to those in heaven."

"Pharaoh will wake up... we just have to persevere."

"..."

Aaron was silent.

Yes, perhaps what Moses said was true, even though he had not yet seen miracles, but he was willing to believe that there was such a God who was the protector of all Hebrews.

But even if this promise was true, how much suffering would they have to endure before the perpetrators were punished and before Pharaoh changed his mind?

"I'm going right now," he said, "and God be with me."

Regardless, this is the only option at the moment. If human resistance cannot win, then naturally one can only place hope in the gods.

Nodding in agreement, Aaron immediately prepared to return home and gather those who had higher status among the tribe members.

Pharaoh's guards had never seen him, so naturally they would not send anyone to capture him.

However, just as he turned around, Aaron suddenly stopped.

An inexplicable sense of alarm rose in his heart, and he could not help but look up. Around him, several other people also seemed to have sensed something and looked up at the sky.

There, a dazzling stream of light slid down from the sky, illuminating the land on earth.

It was like a shooting star, but it didn't seem to be... As a person with natural inspiration, Aaron vaguely saw that behind the falling light, there seemed to be something flashing by.

There, it seemed as if a giant was sitting high in the sky.

"what is that?"

His voice was a little dry. The fleeting image looked so much like the Egyptian gods in the temple, but he didn't dare to really believe it.

And the next moment, Aaron felt something was wrong.

The air around him lost its moisture almost instantly, becoming dry and cold, causing his skin to feel slightly painful.

But this is clearly the bank of the Nile River, a pearl in the desert.

Almost at the same time, Moser also realized something.

This change... He couldn't help but recite softly what he had just said.

"The sun will raise its butcher knife against us... So it is like this. It is not just the sun on the ground, and the butcher knife is not just the blade in our hands."

"quick!"

He looked at Aaron standing aside and said, "Gather the tribesmen quickly. We need to discuss countermeasures as soon as possible to deal with this impending natural disaster!"

……

Memphis, Royal Palace.

Moses had just left, and the guards had strengthened their defense here.

The black snake that had appeared before made the Pharaoh's guards very worried. It was not that they thought they could not defeat the monster created by the evil alien sorcerer, they just thought that this might scare the Pharaoh.

Of course, Ramses II was not frightened, but he did not stop the guards' spontaneous behavior.

He was just going to summon the ministers and order them to report in detail whether there had been any changes among the Hebrews in recent times.

Although theoretically, no matter how many unarmed slaves there are, they cannot be a match for hundreds of thousands of fully armed soldiers, but it is always better to be prepared for the enemy... However, before the minister arrived, a sudden change occurred.

Streams of light fell from the sky, and the air became dry. In the distant city, the noisy voices of the people seemed to prove that this was not just an incident in the palace. At this moment, Ramses suddenly understood something.

It is a natural disaster, but also a man-made disaster.

"A divine punishment? For whom? For those sinners, or... for me?"

Pharaoh pondered silently in his heart and looked at the light streaking across the sky, feeling a little heavy-hearted.

However, just as he was looking up at the sky, there was another noise at the palace gate. Guards approached from outside, and a piece of news came from outside the palace, which was not sure whether it was good or not.

"His Majesty."

The guard who came to deliver the message knelt on one knee with a look of joy on his face.

"It's a letter from Heliopolis... the high priest, who received the oracle."