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In 1500 BCE, there was a brief but violent clash between Asgard and Thanagar, resuming their ancient interstellar war.  
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In 1500 BCE, there was a brief but violent clash between [[Asgard]] and [[Thanagar]], resuming their ancient interstellar war.  
  
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A ship bearing two scouts was badly damaged mid-warp and crash-landed on Earth.
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A scout ship was shot down.  
  
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It was found by [[Black Adam|Teth-Adam]], the royal Prince, next in line to rule unified Egypt and [[Khandaq]] (married to pharoah's daughter).
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It was found by [[Teth-Adam]], the royal Prince, next in line to rule unified Egypt and [[Khandaq]] (married to pharaoh's daughter). With him were [[Khufu]] and [[Chay-Ara]], the Prince of Egypt and his beloved.  
  
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Two Thanagarians are found alive. Teth-Adam embraces them as allies and welcomes them into his court. The Thanagarians engage in cultural exchange with Egypt. Teth-Adam welcomes their advice and Egypt enters a golden age of economic and social prosperity.  
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Khufu and Chay-Ara use the [[Nth-metal]] to make wings and weapons, allowing them to fly swiftly over land and fight alongside the immensely powerful Lord of Khandaq.  
  
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A sect worshipping the Thanagarians as gods springs up. Teth-Adam is slow to censure the cultists, and the Thanagarians disavow it but are unable to stop it. The sect grows until the high priest of Amon-Ra feels personally threatened. The god Set approaches him and helps the high priest steal one of the Nth-metal daggers as part of a plot to kill the royal family.
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Teth-Adam later discovers that they were framed by his own high priest. Remorse fills him and he petitions Isis for forgiveness to undo his mistake. She convenes with Nabu the Wise and it is agreed that the spirits of the two lovers should not be released to [[Endless_Death|Death]] so soon. The dark god [[Seth]], pleased with Teth-Adam's violence, interrupts the ritual. This binds the spirits of Khufu and Chay-Ara on a cycle of endless rebirth and misery, spanning both Earth and Thanagar.
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The assassins attack the home of Teth-Adam, but bad intelligence leads them to miss his departure. They kill his wife and son, implicating the hawkpeople in the process. Teth-Adam vows furious retribution and attacks the hawkpeople, killing them. Their bodies are profaned by the high priest, working on behalf of Set, to ensure their spirits are bound forever to the sands.
 
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He later discovers that they were framed by his own high priest. Remorse fills him and he petitions Isis for forgiveness to undo his mistake. She cannot undo their deaths, but the wizard Nabu offers an alternate solution. They unbind the spirits of the hawkpeople, setting them on a cycle of endless death and rebirth that spans both Earth and Thanagar.
 

Latest revision as of 02:46, 20 August 2018

In 1500 BCE, there was a brief but violent clash between Asgard and Thanagar, resuming their ancient interstellar war.

A scout ship was shot down.

It was found by Teth-Adam, the royal Prince, next in line to rule unified Egypt and Khandaq (married to pharaoh's daughter). With him were Khufu and Chay-Ara, the Prince of Egypt and his beloved.

Khufu and Chay-Ara use the Nth-metal to make wings and weapons, allowing them to fly swiftly over land and fight alongside the immensely powerful Lord of Khandaq.

Teth-Adam later discovers that they were framed by his own high priest. Remorse fills him and he petitions Isis for forgiveness to undo his mistake. She convenes with Nabu the Wise and it is agreed that the spirits of the two lovers should not be released to Death so soon. The dark god Seth, pleased with Teth-Adam's violence, interrupts the ritual. This binds the spirits of Khufu and Chay-Ara on a cycle of endless rebirth and misery, spanning both Earth and Thanagar.

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