12.21.12: The Vessel (The Altunai Annals) by McRae Killian

12.21.12: The Vessel (The Altunai Annals) by McRae Killian

Author:McRae, Killian [McRae, Killian]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Publisher: Tulipe Noire Press
Published: 2014-01-16T05:00:00+00:00


If Dmitri was expecting to get a rise out of him with the baiting inquiry, it wasn’t working. “It wouldn’t surprise me that there’s some level of fact behind it. Most myths are reflective of a truth that simply cannot be rationalized by the contemporary men in the period they are created.”

“You are, indeed, very wise, Doctor. But what if I told you that Victoria Kent’s role in Egypt’s mythology is only rivaled by her role in its history? What if I told you that for much of the classical periods, Victoria was the power behind the throne, as it were?”

“Ah, now I remember!” Shep exclaimed, taking the last bite of oatmeal before folding his arms over his chest and leaning back. “Your story about how she’s some sort of real life Xena, Warrior Princess. Not still trying to pull that one over, are you?”

Dmitri scoffed. “Hardly. What she is ... Or rather, who she is, is something much more devastating and real. You see, Victoria is Sekhmet.”

“Sekhmet?” Shep looked at him incredulously. “The lion-headed goddess?”

“The lion part is more symbolic, but yes.”

“The Lady of the Flame? The Eye of Ra? The Drinker of Blood?”

“Yes, yes, and no,” Dmitri confirmed. “She doesn’t drink blood so much as spill it. She’s the most impressive warrior I’ve ever seen, on this planet or any other.”

“Or ‘any other’?” Shep repeated. Dmitri Kronastia was looking crazier by the second. “And you’ve seen how many, precisely?”



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