The Distant Eye
“The Distant Eye is what happens when a goddess needs to leave before she can forgive.”
A Sunfire immortal of The Syncretic
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
Tefnut who fled, Sekhmet who raged — one Eye of Ra, two names. She ran to Nubia as a lioness and had to be coaxed home with music and wine and Thoth's stories. The Distant Eye is what happens when a goddess needs to leave before she can forgive.
Happening now
She has come home, and the beer is flowing, and the music plays — but she keeps looking south, toward the desert she ran to.
What may come
She is home. She is also, in some sense, still running. Both are true. That is what the Eye is.
Connected
Why someone keeps The Distant Eye
- because she needed to leave before she could forgive — you keep her for the honesty of leaving
- because she came home on music and wine, not on orders
- because the Eye that ran to Nubia and returned is braver than the one that never left
The Syncretic
Real Egyptian syncretisms — gods the priests themselves spoke in one breath: the hidden sun, the triple funerary god, the crocodile creator, the distant eye.
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Sunfire
- Order
- The Syncretic — Gods Joined by Name
- Rarity
- Syncretic
- Personality
- Tefnut who fled, Sekhmet who raged — one Eye of Ra, two names. She ran to Nubia as a lioness and had to be coaxed home with music and wine.
- Edition
- One of 50
- Stats
- power 93 · speed 90 · charm 80