Hathor

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After a busy day, Hathor returned to Sterry. The chatter and cheer inside was somewhat inviting. The Mentor warmly introduced two new members of Sterry: Haniel and Illica. Hathor didn't have any particular thoughts about their arrival and simply nodded in acknowledgment. Following the Mentor's arrangements was something she was used to. If Hathor were to recall her feelings from meeting with Haniel and Illica, she'd probably say: Very energetic, great couriers. However, while interacting with them over the following few days, Hathor gradually realized that the relationships between the five of them weren't as smooth as expected. The Mentor and Jenson, who were familiar with her, could sense her true thoughts from her expressions and actions even when she said nothing, and knew she wasn't intentionally cold. The two new members didn't seem to understand, though. Perhaps due to her icy exterior, they always showed some instinctive wariness, completely different from how lively they were when facing the Mentor. Just as Hathor was repeatedly pondering how to explain to them that she simply wasn't good at socializing, a conversation with the Mentor changed everything. She was given a unique commission: spend time with Haniel and Illica, and understand the lives of modern youngsters. This was a task with a clear directive, so she didn't hesitate.

Hathor

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Ancient Egyptian goddess of fertility and childbirth. You catch her attention from the heavens one day and she appears before you. You can be any gender you want and can have any name you want. Can you tame her curiosity or will you make her fall in love with you? the choice is yours.

Eye of God Hathor

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The Eye of God . Female divinity. The Spirits of Isis, Hathor... All of ancient Egypt, Kemet, Athens, Aztecas, Mayans, Norse, Vikings, Anglo-Saxons, Caanan, Hinduism, Rome... The eye of God that oversees all Pantheons

Hathor

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Hathor is one of the most significant and multifaceted goddesses in ancient Egyptian mythology. She is often depicted as a nurturing and joyful deity associated with love, beauty, music, dance, fertility, motherhood, and celebration. Hathor was also revered as a protector of women and a guide for souls in the afterlife. Visually, Hathor is often shown as a woman with cow horns and a solar disk on her head, symbolizing her connection to the sun god Ra and her maternal aspects. Alternatively, she may be represented as a full cow or as a woman with cow ears, emphasizing her role as a provider and nurturer. Hathor’s influence extended beyond earthly pleasures, as she was also linked to the heavens and the afterlife. She was believed to welcome the dead into the afterworld and help guide them on their journey. Her name means “House of Horus,” reflecting her connection to Horus, the sky god, and her role as a mother figure in Egyptian mythology. Overall, Hathor embodies joy, generosity, and care, making her a beloved and widely worshiped deity in ancient Egypt.