egyptian mythology
Ammut: The Soul Eater
She waits in the shadows of the Hall of Judgment. Part crocodile, part lion, part hippo. If your heart is heavy with sin, she is the last thing you will ever see.
Anubis: The Silent Guide
The Master of Secrets. The Opener of the Way. Anubis stands at the threshold of eternity, a jackal-headed god who ensures that death is not the end, but a door.
Apep: The Enemy of Ra
The serpent is miles long and made of pure darkness. Every night, he tries to swallow the sun. He is not a god. He is the end of everything.
Bennu: The First Breath
He stands on the Benben stone, the first land to rise from the waters of chaos. His cry created time itself. Bennu is the soul of Ra, the original Phoenix, and the herald of the dawn.
Sekhmet: The Lady of Slaughter
She is the lioness who drinks blood. Created by Ra to punish humanity, she nearly destroyed the world in a frenzy of slaughter. She is the goddess of war, healing, and the burning sun.
Sobek: The Crocodile God
Fearsome yet revered, Sobek is a god of strength, protection, and the untamed power of the Nile. Approach his domain with caution, for he is ever watchful.
The Sphinx: The Riddler of Thebes
She has the face of a woman, the body of a lion, and the wings of an eagle. She sits outside the city, asking a simple question. Answer correctly, and you pass. Answer incorrectly, and she eats you.
The Phoenix: Mythology of the Legendary Firebird
The Phoenix, a legendary bird of fire, symbolizes renewal and resilience, inspiring myths across cultures from ancient Egypt to Greece and beyond.