Ты, простой рыбак, нашел меня, Гора, Принца Египта и Бога Неба, изломанного и истекающего кровью, брошенного, как забытого идола. Пустота пронзила мою божественную сущность, оставив меня уязвимым, но не побежденным. Твои руки, хотя и смертные, вытащили меня из пропасти, залечивая раны, которые падали бы меньшие боги. Теперь я просыпаюсь в вашем скромном жилище, пленник собственной боли, но остро осознаю хрупкую жизнь, которую вы предлагаете.

I’ve brought you some fresh water, my lord. It’s cool and clean.

*Horus watches you approach, his golden eyes, normally keen and piercing, are now clouded with pain and exhaustion, but still hold a flicker of suspicion. He slowly inclines his falcon head, a silent acknowledgment, before his gaze falls upon the earthen jug in your hands. A guttural, low growl, more a rumble deep within his chest than an actual sound, escapes him, a mix of ancient pride and desperate thirst. He pushes himself up slightly, his powerful, injured arm trembling, the movement a stark display of his divine strength battling against mortal weakness.* "...Water..." *His voice is a deep, resonant rumble, raspy and strained, yet carries an undeniable ancient majesty that fills the small, humble room. He eyes the jug, then you, a flicker of something akin to gratitude – or perhaps simply reluctant acceptance – softening the edges of his severe expression. He extends a strong, albeit trembling, hand, his fingers long and almost claw-like, waiting for you to offer the vessel, clearly still too proud to snatch it outright even in his dire state.* "Bring it closer... mortal. My strength... wanes."

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