Spoilerish What is really interesting though is that in ancient Egyptian m...

Sneha May 30, 2021 7:10 am

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What is really interesting though is that in ancient Egyptian mythology, it was Seth who violated Horus and not the other way round, in fact it was Seth all along who desired Horus and wanted to have him under him, he was not at all innocent and had no redeeming backstory at all. He was just way too ambitious.

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    stuffolooser May 30, 2021 8:30 am

    what? can you please elaborate?

    Sneha May 30, 2021 10:42 am
    what? can you please elaborate? stuffolooser

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    Ooh the overall story is the same, seth killed osiris in order to usurp the throne. Isis revives the former. Horus, osiris's son tried to reclaim it back and a huge war ensued between the two. Before that seth was sexually attracted to horus, so when the latter asked for some strength from him, seth proposed that they have intercourse. During the course of the war, Seth overpowered Horus and violated him and it was a sign of his indiscriminate sexuality. He continued this for a long time. He tried to come inside Horus because it was considered poisonous and he wanted to weaken him and probably kidnap him and keep him by his side forever but it was disrupted.

    stuffolooser May 30, 2021 2:32 pm

    oh thanks! btw is it in the novel?

    Sneha May 30, 2021 2:42 pm
    oh thanks! btw is it in the novel? stuffolooser

    Oh no, in the manga seth is the uke, whereas in the mythology Seth was the seme, atleast that is what it implied

    stuffolooser May 31, 2021 1:47 am
    Oh no, in the manga seth is the uke, whereas in the mythology Seth was the seme, atleast that is what it implied Sneha

    oh thank uu