Megalopolis - Birth of Anubis
His hands spread out from his sides and twin khopesh swords come to appear in his hands which the unknown male suddenly flourishes and crosses in front of him. andy can't resist the urge this vision builds in him.
The Seventh Realm 24
With a tepoztopilli in hand and a copper khopesh sheathed in a hide sleeve and hanging at his side, the war-guide of the kelanethaka waits with an entourage of warriors flanking him.
The Seventh Realm 28
Unlike the kelanethaka who prefer the khopesh, cy had presented two different blades for his own blacksmiths to copy.
Megaloplis - Truth can be stranger than fiction
He was standing there, head lifted in a howl, twin khopesh swords brandished, a true visage of a warrior and god. before i knew it i found myself lifting my own voice to combine with his.
March of the Damned (Chap19, Book9)
In the lioness' left hand, she carried a khopesh - an axe-like sickle sword. the claws of her right hand were fully extended. sekhmet nodded to sinopa. she nodded to karla and reno.
Forging Thoth's Daughter: Chapter Two
The next are my own egyptians, a wide spread of humans, birds, reptiles, and a few furfolk, but the two that are most appealing to my eye is a human guard practicing his khopesh with a plover with the most wonderful of plumage.
Wolves' Legacy 3: Chapter 12
Anubis suddenly made a battle stance and pulled out his khopesh. ifrit also materialize his spectral blade, but that was because of following anubis's movements.
Death's Blood Ch. Four: Paving The Way
Sharpening my khopeshes again, i think about how i would approach my target. i also compare the order of co-conspirators to an order that i make in my head. one of them is in tolden, and i choose to hold off on that for my own reason.
Chapter 7: Two Is Better Than One
They were called a "khopesh" which was basically an anicent egyptian sword around the bc's. they were shaped like a hook/sickle and looked to be about 2 and a half feet long but the coloring of both really made me question.
In Too Deep (Chapter9, Book9)
He was god's thief, and used a canaanite sickle-sword versions of this cane, known as the khopesh. its origins are traced to the third millennium bc sumer.
Death's Blood Ch. Fourteen: Demons' Blight
I also take my khopeshes with me. i make short howls, just knowing that my friend can hear me anywhere. before long, i hear the cawing. there is something about his cawing to resonate me, as if it is a piano note told apart from all other notes.
Basecamp Alpha (A1, B11, C14)
"they battled with powerful armor, which acted like skin yet cut like diamond, protected like platinum, and weighed less than a bronze khopesh.