The Eternal Sun Calls

[Boknice275 1588]

[!] A set of missives are seen throughout Aevos bearing the symbol of a curved eye above a depiction of a golden falcon head. When the missive is unfurled, the following text is revealed to the reader:

 

 

Leh-iy, in the name of the Ra’tuhmet, lord of the eternal sun and keeper of Creation. Isfet, known as chaos to many civilizations, has plunged our world into darkness. Enemies of Creation, such as foul draconic Isfetians, daemons, Undead, and other horrors, roam confidently in the demise of the False Sun, known as Xan. Dragons prowl this world freely, looking to subjugate those who are blind to the Light, and destroy they who know of its glory.

 

Now is not a time to retreat, hide, or remain passive in the face of these Isfetian evils. The world must embrace the Light that shines brightly where Xan’s faded away - the eternal light of the Ra’tuhmet. The priesthood of the Ra’tuhmet calls to all of you who once put your faith in Xan, or believed that his centurions were the salvation of descendants from the evils of Isfet. Your judgment was misplaced, but the true King of the Sun can provide reprieve from the stinging reality of your mistakes. His is the Light of Ka which burns eternally with the might of the Sun. It is his light that we are commanded to send throughout the world to counter the Dark. 

 

The False Sun’s principles were entirely concerned with serving his own selfish pleasures, with little regard to what is good or true beyond his will. The Ra’tuhmet, whose glory is shown to this world during each sunrise, set into motion the laws of Ka’tau which bind moral conduct across cultures and civilizations and, regardless of arbitrary whim. 

 

This poses an important question to those who seek the true light of Ka: What does it mean to follow the Ra’tuhmet?

 

A follower of the Ra’tuhmet will uphold the forty-two laws of Ka’tau, the spiritual law of truth, order, and justice that binds all who live in the world.

 

One who serves Ra shall provide clarity to the darkest of situations, and cast away the darkness of deceit through their efforts.

 

A follower of Ra will bring his light to the darkest reaches of the world by building shrines, forging weapons, and using Heka - divine magic -  in his name. Most importantly, a follower of Ra will build shrines, forge weapons, and use Heka for opposing the enemies of the True Sun and Ka’tau. The light of Ra does not abide by aengudaemonica, undead, the Infernalists, and other foul powers that mock or defy Ka’tau’s order. 

 

A follower of Ra will bring more to know his glory and teach about the foundations of Creation. 

 

Whether you decide to serve as a champion for Ra, acting as his Khopesh and striking down his enemies, or a priest, conjuring Heka and increasing his presence in his mortal plane, your gifts are called to his service.

 

There is more to serving Ra than these tenets, but these are vitally important to the life of a servant nonetheless. For those of you interested in learning more about this opportunity, find attached directions to Rah’tuma. Once there, ask for Pharaoh Atemu-Ta or the Ra’tuhmet’s high priest Silas to discuss further possibilities. 

 

Come, and help the eternal Sun of the Ra’tuhmet claim dominion over these lands and drive away the darkness of Isfet. It is Ra, in the form of the Flaming Eye, who in the Rah’mun Creation Story was responsible for freeing the early descendants from the darkness of Keop and Kazul, the latter who served the one known as ‘Iblees’. He has been victorious for ages, and he shall continue to reign.

 

Where Xan failed, Ra shall succeed. 

 

His Light calls to you.

 

Em shemensu.

 

 

 

 

OOC:

Spoiler

Hey all! This is an IC advertisement to recruit for shamanism RP. Ra’tuhmet is a lesser spirit of Aztran, the Greater Spirit of the Sun, Stars, and Constellation. Since there has been a vacuum left in the wake of Xan’s demise I figured this RP might be welcomed to those who still enjoy the sun priest/warrior aesthetic, in this case with an egyptian-esque twist. Join our discord if you’re interested. Here are more links to learn more about Rah’tuma culture and  religion, the latter of which is essentially just a reskinned version of shamanism: https://discord.gg/dNYQc8aPK4

 

Links:

Spoiler

https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/234829-culture-rahmuns-blessed-of-the-sands/

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 4, 2024 by Boknice275

[Mallow 243]

The high priest of Ra'tuhmet scans over the missive he had helped to write and nods - The words of the spirit god echo through Silas as he descends deeper into the temple of Ra, "Work to CREATE in my name, infuse the world with my power - you will be at WAR" This was the first step of many.

 

[trinn 5128]

Serana, Richard and Sanctia stands in the middle of Sakuragakure. They peered up at the eclipse looming over them, the sun's rays absent from the world. Three frowns were seen that day. 

 

@SacredSource@Hiccup392

[Digit___ 1225]

Sitting upon a bench in the courtyard outside the pharaonic palace of Rah’tuma, the Jaws of Tal, Elahern Tal, would read the missive; assisted by the light of a lantern. His ember-hued gaze then looked up to the eclipsed skyline, no sun nor moon was visible. 

“Lord RA, Lord OTI, Jaws of the Day and Night, is this your divine calling to me?” The ‘ker asked as he closed his eyes, awaiting the stars to whisper the answer to him. The soft Rah’mun night air blew through Elahern’s curled, white hair and delivered the anticipated words of the Gods upon his ashen-toned ears. 

The Maehr rose from his seat and struck his chest with the fist of his right hand and bowed his head. “Your wills shall be done.” He replied back before rising and left to find the Pharaoh.

[KeyLime17 10]

Henry reads this missive, being recently turned away at the gates of the city "Ra? This is something new, I must investigate more about this Ra, but I must be weary of the Pharaohs Curse, lest he cast eternal sand upon me" He'd pause thinking about his training days as an Earth Evocationist "However sand is something I am used to"