The betrayal gonna hurt :/ but I'm here for Seth and he chasing Horus later on. I love Hor...

sorry for the dislike, pressed by accident! Anyways can you share more? Is Horus gonna betray Seth? Like he gonna be too obsessed to the point of betrayal?

If you don't mind spoilers, this is kind of what's going to happen almost after their alone time.








BTW Sorry english is not my first language and it depends about your own view on their whole relationship but this is my take:









Seth is going to found out about the 'Nepthis' in the mirror because Hathor, using her own mirror, the one we saw at the end of this chapter, is going to tell him in hope for Horus to "wake up" from this fantasy he has, about him liking his uncle (another male), and she's being obligated by Osiris. Remember he was hurting Bastet. But she's going to say a lot of things, making Seth doubt about his relationship with Horus and everythig he told him, even his love confession, but the worst is the Nephthy's thing. Seth confronts Horus, asking him if he knew about that all this time why he didn't tell him, and Horus really doesn't know how to defend himself. He also doesn't tell him that Nephthy's already out. Everything is going south and Thoth intervenes and, probably because he knows what's going to happen, he uses his powers to teleport Seth, Horus, FG and the slave out of his temple. Outside, Seth is confused and he wants to go back to his wife to talk to her(free her), not before telling Horus that they're in an unnatural relationship, that he needs to marry Hathor as king of Egipt, that he was going with the flow, and that he needs time to think; but Horus feels that Seth is abandon him, that he's denying his love or that he is confusing admiration with love. Take this with a grain of salt because I used google translator. The thing is that Horus is deeply hurt and he doesn't want Seth to go back because that means, in his mind, that he's going to go back being in a marital relationship with his wife, erasing him from his life as someone who loved him and just wanted to be loved back. Horus's sadness mix with his raw jealousy, anger and controlling nature and there's a brief fight with Seth. I'm not sure about what triggered Seth's anger, he was acting more dissapointed and evasive till the fight, but he launchs a feral attack to Horus and the later just gives up and recieves it as a kind of punishment... and the eyes things happens.

Both sides are feeling betrayed. Seth thinks Horus was lying all this time and, he was never fully on board with this relationship so finding out about his wife gave him the excuse to leave. Hathor's words remind him of his duties as a husband too, as a 'man'... Seth always had that side of him, kinda rejecting that he could love another man, the son of his sister nevertheless. But he never said he loved Horus but his actions seemed that way tho.
And with Horus, he feels Seth betrayed him with the firm rejection and denying of his feelings, his memories, his own self really because all about Horus is about loving Seth, keeping his demigod status because he wants to be the one to remember about that sand god before he was known as war god... so Horus succumbs to despair in that moment.

So this is the thing that Thoth said about love being the thing that changes even what's being foresighted. That even Gods are not free from that. Not even Ra's successor and the owner of the udyat is numb to it.

Again, sorry, english is not my first language hut I hope it helps

He launches a feral attack towards Horus cuz he was breaking the mirror, and as you said "out if jealousy with a mix of anger and some other emotions" and Seth must've thought he's breaking/killing Nepthys who's inside the mirror, as you said Seth still didn't know she's already out..

Thank you. Omg I completely forgot about Horus breaking the mirror. But, true, that was the reason why Seth went after Horus and attacked his eyes.
He really destroyed something he liked/loved (feared too) about Horus and just... left him like that, seriously injured,... all that for him to still 'abandon' Horus. I guess he was in such state of shock about the level of his own rage and actions to even let himself be 'helped' by the FG, but this was the first time I actually liked the FG to be honest. He needed to intervene even if it was to take Seth away before more damage, physically and psychologically, was done. I have not read the lastest chapter because I wanted to let this marinate, but I saw some spoilers of Horus with a bandage on his head. Too depressing.