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Shu has a minion!

Su the Hummer




Shu


The Steamwork Fester
Owner: Sekhmet

Age: 5 years, 9 months, 6 days

Built: August 12th, 2020

Adopted: 5 years, 9 months, 6 days ago

Adopted: August 12th, 2020

Statistics


  • Level: 16
     
  • Strength: 35
     
  • Defense: 10
     
  • Speed: 10
     
  • Health: 10
     
  • HP: 10/10
     
  • Intelligence: 104
     
  • Books Read: 76
  • Food Eaten: 0
  • Job: Rehabilitator


The god of the wind and the atmosphere, Shu was also related to the sun, possibly as an aspect of sunlight. The Pyramid Texts suggest that the clouds are Shu’s bones. The air itself was referred to as the “House of Shu” – mists were the “Lakes of Shu.”

He was called to “lift up” the spirits of the dead so that they might rise up to heaven. Shu was credited with powers that renewed the cosmos, as the god who filled the universe with the very breath of life. As a god of the wind, sailors invoked Shu to provide the good wind to power their boats.

It was said that the siblings Shu and Tefnut were two parts of one soul. Shu was supposed to carry away hunger from the deceased, and Tefnut his thirst. In the Pyramid Texts Shu was closely involved in judging of the heart of the deceased: "Tefnut has weighed the heart and Ma’at has listened, and Shu has born witness."

Shu was thought to be the brother-husband of Tefnut, and the father of Nut and Geb. Occasionally Shu’s wife was thought to be Heket, and his mother Neith.


Credits

❖ Story by Sekhmet with information from these sources
❖ Background photo from Hasmik Ghazaryan Olson
❖ Profile by Balloon

Pet Treasure


Ankh

Cheery Windy Sticker

Goliath

White Long Feather

Regular Wind Chime

Bottled Wind

Windy Weather Sticker

Pet Friends


Renenutet
Cobra of Nourishment

Tefnut
She Who is the Dew

Ra
Great Sun God

Nut
The Starry Sky

Geb
Goose of the Earth

Isis
Great of Magic

Osiris
God of the Underworld

Horus
Falcon of the Sun

Nephthys
Mourner of the Dead

Set
Great of Strength

Anubis
Jackal of Mummification

Sekhmet
Lioness of War

Bast
The Good and Peaceful Cat

Hathor
Cow of Gold

Khepri
Scarab Who Pushes the Sun

Bes
Little Lion God

Taweret
Hippo of Birth

Khonsu
Child of the Moon

Bennu
The Sacred Heron Who is Always Reborn

Wadjet
Devouring Flame

Khnum
The Potter Ram

Apophis
Serpent of Darkness

Thoth
The Ibis Scribe

Neith
Mother of the Gods

Mafdet
Executioner of the Gods

Sobek
Crocodile of the Nile

Ammit
The Great Devourer

Selket
Scorpion Goddess

Maathes
Lion of Slaughter

Ptah
He Who Creates

Nekhbet
Vulture of Rebirth

Banebdjedet
The Great Ram

Maat
Truth and Justice

Apis
The Great Bull

Heket
Frog Midwife