Harpocrates
“Everyone leans in.”
A Faience immortal of The Ennead
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
Horus the Child, hidden in the Delta marshes at Chemmis while his mother Isis dodged his uncle Seth. Seven scorpions stood guard; the cobra Wadjet watched his cradle. He grew up in hiding and came out of it to take the throne his father never reclaimed.
Happening now
Finger to his lips, still hiding — though the danger is long past, the habit remains. The most powerful gesture in Egypt is a child saying hush, and everyone leans in.
What may come
Every child raised under a hidden threat carries him. When they stand, he stands.
Connected
Why someone keeps Harpocrates
- because the most powerful gesture in Egypt is a child saying hush — you keep him for the secrets worth keeping
- because he's hiding from an uncle who wants him dead and he's still calm about it
- because everyone leans in, and you want to be someone people lean toward
The Ennead
The divine royal family: creation’s first household and its longest-running lawsuit — the murder of Osiris, litigated forever, with Isis outwitting everyone.
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Faience
- Order
- The Ennead — The Nine Thrones of Heliopolis
- Rarity
- Rare
- Personality
- Horus the Child, finger to his lips, hiding in the Delta marshes from an uncle who wants him dead. The most powerful gesture in Egypt is a child saying hush.
- Edition
- One of 150
- Stats
- power 55 · speed 85 · charm 95