I flew onto the deck of the great sun-ship. Isis' bloody head was in my clutches.
Strolling on the wood slowly, I was observing my opponents' faces. Horus was in a mixed state of disbelief, anger, sadness and craziness. On the other hand, Ra was still looking a bit sleepy, but there was also a hint of amusement in his fiery, red eyes.
When I reached them, I tossed the head in front of the cross-legged High Pharaoh of Egypt, and winked at Horus, who was fuming even more. I smirked and said, "How was your sleep, grandfather?"
"Peaceful," Ra replied calmly.
"I'm sorry Isis had to ruin that, but oh! She's the one who put you in it in the first place! Anyways, she payed dearly for it," I said, pointing at her bleeding head.
"Indeed," he finally took his gaze off me and looked at the head. "Indeed she has."
"Ra," I said solemnly, "don't interfere with this. When all of this is over, I promise you that I will leave Egypt and never come back."
"Yes, you are a man of your word, Set. However, I am sure that you will leave once there is nothing more to burn. I believe I used the correct words?"
I frowned and sent him a deadly stare, "Yes, you have. Do not expect that you will be able to hinder me, Ra. Everything you do would be delaying the destruction of everything you and Osiris built."
"You have used the correct term as well. I know I cannot stop you, my dear grandson. But who said anything about stopping you? True, I only seek to delay you!"
"And then what? You are the most powerful god in Egypt, what will happen if you delay me for a little bit and then you die? I'm really curious."
Ra smiled and said, "You would be naive to believe that you are the most powerful entity in this current era? He Who Brings The Night is in a state of sopor, he isn't the only one capable of putting an end to you."
"And?"
Ra scoffed, "And? And???? You arrogant fool, the future has already been decided! The fact that you are in this body already proves it!"