The Drama of the Moon
Some comparative mythologists have drawn comparisons to the egyptian osyrian cycle, which similarly pits horus against set. however, not only does this story predate the osyrian cycle, the antagonist is recognised as having legitimate grievances.
COYOTKA AND THE FORGE OF HEPHAESTUS Ch.1
The perfect example was that golden horus statue on the new museum poster. it was found in a crypt, in an old monastery in northern france. that didn't matter to coyotka now though; today she will finally examine those beautiful medieval manuscripts.
Girls' Zone 2
A light tap on the doors to the hangout caught their attention as another one wearing a black robe had appeared, but this one had the eye of horus on their arms, chest and hood, "who is that? a friend of yours, nadine?"
Raspberry Line Chapter 22
The only time she had ever been open about it was the day she'd brought home his eye of horus.
Lonely Oak Chapter 12
Emeral suddenly remembered the day she stole the eye of horus. "lyza?" "santa got me a new flute." "really? what kind of flute?"
Raspberry Line Chapter 6 - hTife
Emeral touched her backpack, resisting the temptation to check and see if the eye of horus was still there--she knew it had to be. then, she froze. what if ket checked his backpack now, and found out it was missing? would they search everyone's bags?
Forging Thoth's Daughter: Chapter One
Smart man, if he intends to use me as a final bargaining chip, it also makes him look more appealing to other female craftsmen and merchants, common along the horus road.
The Finals and Aftermath (Chapter 10 and final chapter of my Yu-Gi-Oh series)
"well, i guess they'll teach each other about the game," jack said as he watched jane bring out, both, red-eyes darkness dragon and horus the black flame dragon lv.8.
Rise of the Yokai Ch 1: Crystal City
horus, thor, zeus? all real. myths and monsters? real. little red riding hood, cinderella, snow white? all real. fairy godmothers? they're real, too. and i would know, since i've even met a few. if any of this seems a bit strange to you, that's normal.
Lonely Oak Chapter 16
"i'm so sorry," she apologized, "what i mean is...well, i'm sure you still keep the eye of horus close to you." he nodded, grasping a muffin from the basket. it was fat and oblong, like a small potato, studded with little red chunks of fruit.
Golden Age: chapter 8: The City on the Hill
Zeus, odin, and horus answer directly to him. he is the god of fate and writing, the author of destiny. his name? it's simply the author
Raspberry Line Chapter 14
He offered to show her the eye of horus if she wanted to see it, but she had no interest--not because she didn't like it, but because she was deathly afraid of anything happening ot it at all, ever-ever.