Chapter 98 Hebrew
On the banks of the Nile River, a dialogue that would change the fates of two worlds thus ended.
The heaven and earth deities of Hemenu, the life-symbolizing Isis, divided her authority and shared her fate with Io, also imposing one final constraint within her own power: no one was to speak of her, and the names of the deities from the Foreign Realm were to be perpetuated forever. Then she vanished into thin air, leaving only the princess from the Otherworld all alone in this place.
For a mortal to share the fate and authority of a deity was unimaginable, but as Io arrived bearing the fate of another world in place of Isis, things did not seem all that difficult. Power from the world naturally could yield before the world itself, especially when compared to Chaos, the rules of this world were greatly different indeed.