Sword of the Lost Gods ~fantasy rp~

[Miranda_]

Anubis put the little death on the goat, to make it easier to cut its throat. He then did so with the knife, taking care to make sure that all the blood dropped on to the fire. As he did this, he spoke some words in Egyptian, and the fire,instead of going out, flared up, changing colour to a strong purple.

[spirit_queen]

Hel was completely fascinted. Tina wondered fi the color purple was specific to a sacrifice for Osiris, or to a summoning in general, or if it was a color common to Egyptian sacrifice. XD

[TheHayleyDoll]

Obviously Tina was thinking too much. xD Isis was beyond excited. Soon, her husband would come and join them; it was only a matter of time.

[spirit_queen]

XD Tina's a Wisdom Goddess; if she's not pondering something or other, you know something's wrong. "Is that it?"

Ooc: Who's gonna paly Osiris? If no one else wants to do it, I'll give it a try, but I dind't know if either of you wanted to.

[TheHayleyDoll]

Ooc: I hate playing my own character's love interest, so one of you two... xD

"Any moment now." Isis responded, looking into the fire.

[Miranda_]

Ooc: You can if you like, Queenie. XD

Anubis dropped the goat on to the floor and spoke a passage from the Egyptian Book Of The Dead. Immediately, the flames leaped high and a figure became visible behind them...

[spirit_queen]

And an incredibly tall man with dark skin stepped forth. Granted, he wasn't as tall as Loki, but Loki's a giant. Osiris looked around him. Then, in Egyptian, asked "Where am I?"

Tina, sadly, only knew a little of this tongue... and that little did not include the sentence Osiris had said. XD

[Miranda_]

Anubis answered Osiris in Egyptian, "In America. It'll be easier if we explain things up at the house."

[spirit_queen]

"America... you mean that place with the wandering people?" Osiris asked his son.

[Miranda_]

"It's different now, father. I'll explain everything to you up at the house. Just follow." Anubis didn't particularly want to have to explain everything; he hoped his mother would do most of it.