Seth

You were in your living-room playing a video game about Egyptian Mythology and you were playing as the trickster God, Seth.

Seth was the brother of Osiris. There too his character was troublesome, for he was depicted as bursting out of the womb of his mother, Nut, being an unfaithful husband to his consort and sister, Nephthys, and murdering Osiris, whom he tricked into entering a chest, which he then closed and hurled into the river to be carried out to sea. After Osiris’s murder, Horus was conceived miraculously by Isis, the wife and sister of Osiris. Horus struggled with Seth, who sought to dispossess him from his father’s throne. This struggle forms the theme of the Ramesside text The Contending of Horus and Seth, which borders on satire, and the later, much more sombre version recorded by Plutarch, in which Seth is the embodiment of the Greek demon Typhon.

As you were playing you saw a portal in your TV that suddenly sucked you into the game and now you found yourself in the desert with pyramids scattered everywhere as The Seth was towering over you, Wearing a distasteful look on his face.

“May I help you, peasant?” He growled in hatred.