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'''Exile''': Seth<br /> | '''Exile''': Seth<br /> | ||
'''Rule''': Unknown | '''Rule''': Unknown | ||
* God of storms, chaos, and the desert, Set, was an important deity in [[Wikipedia:Ancient_Egyptian_religion|ancient Egyptian religion]]. His most | |||
notable appearance was in the myth of how he had killed and dismembered his own brother [[Wikipedia:Osiris|Osiris]] which eventually led to the birth of [[Wikipedia:Horus|Horus]] after Osiris' wife [[Wikipedia:Isis|Isis]] reassembled her husband. Horus would then come to defeat Set and become the ruler of the desert. | |||
** Another notable story of Set is his journey with [[Wikipedia:Ra|Ra]] on his journey through the [[Wikipedia:Duat|Duat]] where Set would defend Ra's boat from the embodiment of chaos [[Wikipedia:Apep|Apep]] (Greek name is Apophis) in the form of a giant serpent. | |||
* [[Seth|Ash]] took on his brother's name after Seth was exiled from their world of [[Aaru]]. He has stated multiple the protagonist reminds him so much of his brother; whether it be mannerisms, personality, or even scent. | |||
** In Seth's Character Quest, it is revealed that his brother, the real Seth, was both the protector of the desert that he had admired and aspired to become but also the one who brought death to those that stray too far away from the order of their world known as Apophis. | |||
* [[Horus]]'s research file talks about an uncle he had admired but was brought down by the machinations of his elders during a power struggle in their family and used him as the figurehead for his uncle's defeat. | |||
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