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紫陽花とイシスとネフティス
Hydrangea and Isis and Nephthys
#Egyptian #mythology #Neftis #Isis
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#イラスト #エジプト神話 #エジプト
#絵柄が好みって人にフォローされたい
#イシス神 #ネフティス神 #透明水彩
Since Osiris punishes whoever touches or hurts seth
Also hates them all (according to his q&a )
+ In addition to that hieroglyph
Maybe Osiris was jealous of nephthys because seth was in love with her so he decided to imprisonment real Nephthys in the mirror?
#ennead https://t.co/bLoVpbHCPf
With Osiris it was the creation of the desert and being a "puny sand god." And later we see him question Nephthys. Neph speaks as if she knew they didn't start off as gods, but Seth is doubtful.
"From the beginning we were..." What? What did you think you started as, Seth? +
🩱Nephthys: Egyptian goddess👙
#nsfwtwt #nefti #Nephthys #goddessegpytian
hc: whenever isis was upset in precanon nephthys was the one to comfort her with a kiss #ennead
#ENNEAD Theory time!
Nephthys tried to do something to help Isis but was zapped by the curse (?) and had fallen asleep because of it but what if... Nephthys ended up entering the nightmare of Isis? Will she see what Isis had seen that terrible night? Finaly learning the truth?
S2 Episode 35 spoilers
Nephthys tries to help her sister and gets attacked. They both pass out behind locked doors while someone calls out to them
#Ennead
My interpretation of Hathor's mirror is complicated, but I think one significant thing that the Sekhmet side of the mirror does is unleash the victim's (Horus, Nephthys) true forbidden desires, whether or not the victim is willing. I say forbidden, as in things that the--
S2 Episode 34 spoilers
Nephthys notices Isis is struggling and gives her a kiss to send support
#Ennead
I do think at one point Osiris asked Hathor to manipulate Nephthys. It could also explain why Hathor was so mean to Nephthys and talked about betraying "love." The delusion of love Hathor knows how to play with.
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Sekhmet has zero reason to allow the Anubis drama to become a reality. (Though she is MORE than happy to let it happen) Nephthys as a peace/harmony goddess knows better than to go behind Seth's back and ask Osiris for a baby. It's a lie and it creates discourse. +
The first clue for me is the fact that Nephthys is in a mirror. Only Sekhmet and Hathor have access to the mirror, however it's only been Hathor who we've seen touch the mirror. Sekhmet is attracted to drama, she only causes it when it already exists +
Nut, the Egyptian goddess of the sky, was responsible for escorting the Moon, Sun, and stars across the heavens. The mother of Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys, Nut was one of the oldest deities in the Egyptian pantheon, likely originating from the ancient city of Heliopolis.
@RedMageMaps Ishtar Serosh-Calamant: Fifthborn of King Bendrick and Queen Nephthys
Born almost a month prematurely, Ishtar was small and frail at birth, and barely survived the first months of her infancy. Her mother, Queen Nephthys, would send for the finest healers and alchemists
@RedMageMaps Benfryd Serosh-Calamant: Thirdborn of King Bendrick and Queen Nephthys
Benfryd, unlike his twin brother, is a confident and charismatic man with an impressive physique.
@RedMageMaps Velk Serosh-Calamant: Secondborn of King Bendrick and Queen Nephthys, and Heir to the Kingdom of Calamant
Velk is quite an anxious person, who despite being deeply afraid of failure does not wish to become the next king, and tries with great power to instead
@RedMageMaps Franziska Serosh-Calamant: Firstborn of King Bendrick and Queen Nephthys
Franziska does not hide her displeasure of Calamant's Law's surrounding female heirs and knights. She actively challenges these laws and stereotypes by raising women into positions of power, and advocating