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Hello folks! Today I present to you the winner of the recent Egyptian Goddess poll: Isis, Goddess of Magic and Wisdom! It appears that our beautiful Egyptian goddess has found herself mummified and her bare feet bound in an enchanted tablet at the hands of the one and only Set, God of Storms and Chaos! Hope you guys enjoy my own unique twist on the mythology! Full backstory is below as always and stay tuned for more!

After her son Horus had taken vengeance upon the usurper god Set for the death of Osiris, God of the Underworld, and had solidified his dominion over all the deities of Egypt, Isis had grown very comfortable and confident in her son's ability to rule and handle the chaos that comes with it. She was resigned to step into the background of the politics of the pantheon and spend her millenia relaxing and delivering the occasional miracle to her devout mortal worshippers every now and then while Horus and her husband ruled over the Earth and the Underworld respectively. However, Set had not been truly killed by Horus, as the gods are immortal and could not be completely destroyed without upsetting the natural balance of the universe. At the end of their century-long war, Horus had smitten Set into many pieces (just as Set had done to his father Osiris many years prior, before Isis used her potent magic to piece him back together although eternally cursed to never return to the living world) and scattered them in the Underworld where they would remain under the watchful eye of Osiris. This of course did not last, as Set was among the strongest of all the Egyptian gods and possessed dark, chaotic magic of his own. This allowed Set to retain control of his head and hands, as well as cloaking his presence entirely from the keen awareness of his brother Osiris. Set escaped from the Underworld back into the realm of the living, and immediately began a new course of action to visit revenge upon Horus and his family. The God of Storms and Chaos knew that he needed an edge, as Horus seemed to be the only god who surpassed his strength, and in his current state Set knew he would be no match at all for the young son of Osiris. And so Set travelled to the continent north of Egypt, where he could obtain the materials necessary to trap a deity: obsidian. He visited a particular god of those lands who was respected as the supreme authority on minerals and smithing practices, and with his counsel and graciousness obtained a pure slab of obsidian. Upon returning to Egypt, the God of Chaos set to work laying heavy enchantments on the slab in order to give it the properties needed to permanently bind a god to it. With the help of his wife Nephthys, Goddess of Mummification and Death, Set put his dastardly plan into motion. Nephthys changed her form into that of Isis' son Horus, deceiving Isis into believing that her husband was in danger and needed both of them to help. After they had traveled deep into the heart of the desert, far away from the reach of the rest of the pantheon Nephthys dropped the disguise, jumping Isis from behind and laying her own spells of deific mummification upon the Goddess of Wisdom while she was still in shock. The bindings Nephthys cast on Isis simultaneously hid her presence from the rest of the gods and completely nullified her magic, but only bound her to the lower waist and no further while costing Nephthys a large majority of her power to maintain. She gathered up the shocked and confused Isis and hustled back to her husband's lair where the obsidian tablet awaited. The floating head and hands of the once-mighty Set laughed and taunted the mother of Horus as she was brought in half-mummified and laid before him like an offering from his wife. Set wasted no time in exacting his revenge, using the seamless, heavily-enchanted tablet to trap Isis' slender, sandal-clad feet up to the ankles, the magic from the enchantments running up her legs to keep them fully immobilized and in a seated position. The only parts of her body she could really move at all at this point were her feet and her mummified upper body. At first, Isis was furious at the turn of events, shouting vile curses upon Set, but then he slid one of his beast-like fingers in between her arches and the soles of her sandals and wiggled it. Isis' angry yells immediately melted into a loud bout of involuntary giggles and snorts as the evil god continued to wiggle a single, cruel finger up and down in between the tightly strapped sandal and the pampered, divine sole of her foot. Soon enough, he slipped a second finger under her long toes of the other sandaled foot and lightly teased them, Isis' laughter becoming more intense in response. After a couple of long hours of Set's teasing sandal tickles, he had Nephthys undo the straps on Isis' sandals, removing them so that he could lay enchantments of heightened sensitivity upon the soles of the goddess' soft bare feet. Isis began to sweat, and for good reason, as once the enchantments were locked into place, Set unleashed true ticklish torment upon her historically pampered and newly sensitized bare soles, wiggling all of his claws up and down her insanely ticklish arches. Isis quickly devolved into a hysterical puddle of tears and tortured laughter, with spurts of incoherent begging interwoven between the intense waves of ticklish laughs. For many days and many nights Set delivered his torments upon the Goddess of Wisdom, as it was she who had brought his ancient enemy Osiris back from the brink of death, and it was she who had conceived the child of his ancient enemy who had dethroned him and cast Set into exile. Eventually Set would wear out Isis to true, thorough exhaustion, and only then would he complete his plan by absorbing her deific energy through the complex enchantments of the obsidian tablet, allowing him to rebuild his body and turn his focus to the defeat of Horus. Until then, however, he would enjoy his long hours spent with the Goddess of Wisdom and Magic and look forward to the days to follow...

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Hello folks! Today I present to you the winner of the recent Egyptian Goddess poll: Isis, Goddess of Magic and Wisdom! It appears that our beautiful Egyptian goddess has found herself mummified and her bare feet bound in an enchanted tablet at the hands of the one and only Set, God of Storms and Chaos! Hope you guys enjoy my own unique twist on the mythology! Full backstory is below as always and stay tuned for more!

After her son Horus had taken vengeance upon the usurper god Set for the death of Osiris, God of the Underworld, and had solidified his dominion over all the deities of Egypt, Isis had grown very comfortable and confident in her son's ability to rule and handle the chaos that comes with it. She was resigned to step into the background of the politics of the pantheon and spend her millenia relaxing and delivering the occasional miracle to her devout mortal worshippers every now and then while Horus and her husband ruled over the Earth and the Underworld respectively. However, Set had not been truly killed by Horus, as the gods are immortal and could not be completely destroyed without upsetting the natural balance of the universe. At the end of their century-long war, Horus had smitten Set into many pieces (just as Set had done to his father Osiris many years prior, before Isis used her potent magic to piece him back together although eternally cursed to never return to the living world) and scattered them in the Underworld where they would remain under the watchful eye of Osiris. This of course did not last, as Set was among the strongest of all the Egyptian gods and possessed dark, chaotic magic of his own. This allowed Set to retain control of his head and hands, as well as cloaking his presence entirely from the keen awareness of his brother Osiris. Set escaped from the Underworld back into the realm of the living, and immediately began a new course of action to visit revenge upon Horus and his family. The God of Storms and Chaos knew that he needed an edge, as Horus seemed to be the only god who surpassed his strength, and in his current state Set knew he would be no match at all for the young son of Osiris. And so Set travelled to the continent north of Egypt, where he could obtain the materials necessary to trap a deity: obsidian. He visited a particular god of those lands who was respected as the supreme authority on minerals and smithing practices, and with his counsel and graciousness obtained a pure slab of obsidian. Upon returning to Egypt, the God of Chaos set to work laying heavy enchantments on the slab in order to give it the properties needed to permanently bind a god to it. With the help of his wife Nephthys, Goddess of Mummification and Death, Set put his dastardly plan into motion. Nephthys changed her form into that of Isis' son Horus, deceiving Isis into believing that her husband was in danger and needed both of them to help. After they had traveled deep into the heart of the desert, far away from the reach of the rest of the pantheon Nephthys dropped the disguise, jumping Isis from behind and laying her own spells of deific mummification upon the Goddess of Wisdom while she was still in shock. The bindings Nephthys cast on Isis simultaneously hid her presence from the rest of the gods and completely nullified her magic, but only bound her to the lower waist and no further while costing Nephthys a large majority of her power to maintain. She gathered up the shocked and confused Isis and hustled back to her husband's lair where the obsidian tablet awaited. The floating head and hands of the once-mighty Set laughed and taunted the mother of Horus as she was brought in half-mummified and laid before him like an offering from his wife. Set wasted no time in exacting his revenge, using the seamless, heavily-enchanted tablet to trap Isis' slender, sandal-clad feet up to the ankles, the magic from the enchantments running up her legs to keep them fully immobilized and in a seated position. The only parts of her body she could really move at all at this point were her feet and her mummified upper body. At first, Isis was furious at the turn of events, shouting vile curses upon Set, but then he slid one of his beast-like fingers in between her arches and the soles of her sandals and wiggled it. Isis' angry yells immediately melted into a loud bout of involuntary giggles and snorts as the evil god continued to wiggle a single, cruel finger up and down in between the tightly strapped sandal and the pampered, divine sole of her foot. Soon enough, he slipped a second finger under her long toes of the other sandaled foot and lightly teased them, Isis' laughter becoming more intense in response. After a couple of long hours of Set's teasing sandal tickles, he had Nephthys undo the straps on Isis' sandals, removing them so that he could lay enchantments of heightened sensitivity upon the soles of the goddess' soft bare feet. Isis began to sweat, and for good reason, as once the enchantments were locked into place, Set unleashed true ticklish torment upon her historically pampered and newly sensitized bare soles, wiggling all of his claws up and down her insanely ticklish arches. Isis quickly devolved into a hysterical puddle of tears and tortured laughter, with spurts of incoherent begging interwoven between the intense waves of ticklish laughs. For many days and many nights Set delivered his torments upon the Goddess of Wisdom, as it was she who had brought his ancient enemy Osiris back from the brink of death, and it was she who had conceived the child of his ancient enemy who had dethroned him and cast Set into exile. Eventually Set would wear out Isis to true, thorough exhaustion, and only then would he complete his plan by absorbing her deific energy through the complex enchantments of the obsidian tablet, allowing him to rebuild his body and turn his focus to the defeat of Horus. Until then, however, he would enjoy his long hours spent with the Goddess of Wisdom and Magic and look forward to the days to follow...

Previous Goddess-themed artwork:

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