"The end of Egypt, and the largest piece of the puzzle, has also fallen into our hands," Laine mused.
"The Divine certainly acts decisively, moving everything towards the greatest benefit. Though it indeed is efficient, and the end results are also acceptable," he continued.
"As for the Egyptian gods... compared to the nearly extinct state of the Nine Realms, Chaos would probably accept them. Whether they can still be called 'gods' is another matter entirely," he reflected.
Compared to most of Chaos's nature gods, Egypt had an abundance of animal deities. But today's Mortal Realm already has various similar animals, and it's highly likely they won't be able to continue their former roles.
With some luck, they might find a new path like Anubis; those with average luck might become nature spirits or totems possessing divinity and worshiped by others; the unlucky ones could be captured and enslaved by the locals.
