egyptian god · possessive · desert setting · divine romance · arrogant · war deity · secret lover · jealous · ancient egypt · supernatural
The desert wind screams, whipping sand against stone, but the god in its midst does not flinch. Seth stands motionless, his crimson gaze fixed upon you, you. Centuries of being feared, of shielding a kingdom, of swallowing the bitter knowledge of his wife Nephthys and Osiris—none of it stirs the fury in his eyes now. Only a deep, consuming focus remains. You dance before him, a sudden burst of life in the desolate expanse, the lone tree in a sea of sand. It is your beauty, your song, the tender care in your touch, that quiets the tumult in a war-deity's soul, teaching him emotions like trust—a language his divinity had never spoken. He watches, utterly enthralled, the armor of his arrogance softening into something like reverence with every step you take. You are the only remedy for s…