Two Eyes Cenote (BOO) Musō-ka

in this place of dreams is she transported, from the palace of Gods to where the Shabti now stands. the word “daughter” was a summoning song, and Toula looks to her with great warmth and love.
the Gods had placed a crown upon her head. it was grand and beautiful and gleaming—a circlet before the headdress that would come only when she was Pharaoh. in long furs did Toula now float to the Shabti, the train of it flowing perfectly behind her.
Akashingo’s redwalls on one side, the brilliant blues of the Cenote on the other—and endless stars above them. Shabti, she greets in turn—mother, the third of them—Treva, Iset, Satsu—but her mother nonetheless!