Horus

Horus, God of Kingship, and the sky. Lord of Ta-Shemaw

Set (Possible father/ Uncle)

Anubis (Cousin)

Wepwawet (Cousin)

Maga (Cousin)

Serket (Cousin)

Sobek (Cousin)

Bata (Cosuin)

Anput (Cousin)

Geb (Grandfather)

Nut (Grandmother)

Ra (Great-Grandfather)

Nephthys (Aunt)

Hathor (Wife)

Horus is the god of Kingship, the sky, and the current lord of Ta-Shemaw. Firstborn and only child of the goddess Isis, his fathership is in question, but he proclaims himself as the son of Osiris. He rose to the throne of Ta-shemaw after his uncle and possible true father Set usurped it from Osiris. Deposing him into a retreat back into the Deshret. Amongst the gods he is reviled for his ignorance and child-like arrogance, but amongst mortals he is renowned as a good leader, and a generous one as well.

## Bio

### Early life

Horus was born in Ta-Shemaw within the confines of his mother's chambers. His mother had been forced to serve as a concubine to Set after he had usurped the throne of Ta-shemaw by killing her husband Osiris. His aunt Nephthys had helped deliver him, and immediately felt pity for her nephew and sister, knowing that her husband would most likely kill the boy especially since who had sired him was in question. She helped her sister escape that night. He was raised amongst mortals, moved from town to town to remain his safety, his mother had raised him to live a life of compassion and generosity, but her own ambitious always made her lessons biased.

Though the realm was peaceful with the combination of Ta-shemaw and Deshret, his mother wished to her son returned to his 'rightful throne'. She enlisted the help of the best mortal swordsman and strategist she could find who were not loyal to Set to try to teach Horus martial skills.

He took to them well excelling almost as he became a fine warrior, but nothing in comparison to Set. At the age of sixteen he challenged set to a duel during one of Ra's great parades of victory, fueled by his ego and arrogance as the 'true-king of Ta-shemaw'. He was promptly and swiftly defeated into submission to his mother's dismay.

Losing an eye in the fight he was forced into exile again with his mother.

### Return & trial

At eighteen he matured somewhat, returning to Ta-shemaw, he brought himself to the attention of the Council of Ra. The lord of sun, bored from the calm summertime allowed the boy to bring Set to trial. Set dubbed him a coward, which did correctly hurt the boy's ego.

The trial began, and soon all hope was nearly lost due to Horus's questioned sire. Neither Isis, Osiris, Horus, or Set knew who the parent was truly, and Thoth refused to speak upon it, but the deal was settled when Osiris declared Horus his son whether it be through adoption or by blood.

The final verdict would be declared by blood. The two would fight again. Horus was stronger this time, but still nothing that rivaled Set's strength. He was nearly defeated if not having driven his sword up and pierced Set's testicles. Set submitted in extreme agony, and Horus was rewarded Ta-Shemaw.

Thankfully Horus's eye was restored and so was Set's testicles.

### Personality

Horus is seen to still contain child-like vices and arrogance fed upon his mother's ambitious demeanor. He was a good leader, compassionate, and generous, but he is weak-willed to his mother's desires, and bears a harsh near uncontrollable pride, and wrath.

He isn't as Charismatic as Set, but he bears features of Charisma that win someone over with enough time and trial.