Zahra mutters agreement, a blessing indeed. "Hopefully so. Perhaps that is why we woke. If the gods placed the wards, then if they faded, the wards would disappear. And we would wake." She squints at the creature,"That should mean the creature has not been here long."

She hoped they would find somebody. To see no one attempt to even take down the beast or rally people, it was disheartening and depressing. The world seemed way too quiet. If the others were too scared to rally to fight, how could Zahra and Khnurn hope to defeat the beast? Especially if they couldn't get the others to fight. Hopefully there was somebody out there.

Zahra trails behind Khnurn along the sane, deep in thought. The creatures following quietly. Khnurn jars her out of her thoughts with his question. A frown settling upon her face,"I am not sure." Even if she did, she didn't know how to acces them. "I will admit I feel stronger and more energetic under the Moon then the Sun." Her expression turns to worry,"Whatever abilities the gods left us, I hope we can figure out how to use them soon. Surely they are the key to defeating the chaos god and his minions."

No doubt that if Zahra was the Moon and Khnurn was the Sun, they surely had to have some kind of special abilities. To go against the chaos god with nothing but their weapons was suicide. And the two wouldn't have been put to sleep for who knows how many years if they didn't have something special about them.

Zahra sighs,"That would have been too easy." She rolls her eyes,"Regardless on if the fate of the world depends on it, there is no way that it would ever be that easy." When was it ever that easy? Boom. Now you know how to use your powers. Go save the world, be a hero. No. It was never that easy.

She sighs to herself. Perhaps it wouldn't be easy, but hopefully at least finding someone else would be easy. She did not want to trek all over the world trying to find someone. The more time they wasted the stronger Apophis got. And the stronger the chaos god, the harder it would be to defeat him and send him back to his cage. And what of the gods? If they had been consumed, was there anyway to bring them back?

Were the gods truly gone? And what would happen without them? Life would continue on... Right? Would Zahra and Khnurn ever get to experience a normal human life? She sighs to herself again as they walk. She looks around, how long would it be until they encountered a town? Perhaps they could ask the beasts for a ride. Even if it made them sore, it would save time. And time was of great importance. They needed to find someone... Anyone. And what of sleep? Would they have to waste time sleeping? Perhaps not. Because the other basic essentials, well, Zahra did not feel like she needed them. She had no urge for food or water. And without food or water, there was no reason to duck into privacy and expel of the processed substances.

"Hmm. Hopefully so. I don't know why they wouldn't have a map. Surely each town would have one for any travelers passing through. Right?" Zahra sighs, it would be a great pain if the town they encountered first had no map. "It is helpful we have no need of food or water. That is the least of our worries right now." Her gaze flickers back in the direction they had just come.

Money. They had no money. Ancient or modern. "Hopefully everyone is too busy worrying about the massive creature on the horizon to care about getting money for their goods." That would be awesome. Besides, with such a threat, why would someone be so intent on getting money? Right?

Zahra nods, her eyes scanning their surroundings. The more they kept talking the more worried Zahra got. How in the hell where they going to do this? Did the gods really expect the two of them to defeat the freaking god of chaos? A giant snake that none of them had been able to? The gods had been devoured, and they expected two immortal humans to do what the powerful deities could not?

She glances at Khnurn, agreeing, some modern clothes would be nice. Regardless if they had to steal it or not. "We can always come back and pay later. No doubt we will find some money along the way. But truly, I do believe everyone's priorities should be on the chaos god for now." They had to do what they had to do. Survival. If the humans wanted the chaos god defeated, they would have to help Zahra and Khnurn.

Although, Khnurn was not wrong. What they were wearing did not fit what clothes were in trend. At least from her memories. Besides, the dress was getting on her nerves a little. So perhaps something that was modern but still worked well for people like them. She did seem to recall that magicians, like themselves, wore linen clothes because linen did not mess with their magic.

Zahra glances at Khnurn, nodding,"Indeed." She glances around again, before glancing between the animals and Khnurn. "Perhaps we should see if the creatures will carry us. It may cause us pain later, but the less time we waste the better. And these creatures can travel so much faster than we can."

She did not like requesting such a thing from the creatures. It seemed wrong, however they were in a rush. She was about to take it back as the air seemed to be filled with resignation. The creatures did not look too overly happy about the suggestion and she made no move towards any of the creatures. She did not want to upset them, even if the creatures refused to show their upsetness. Zahra felt like she owed the creatures, they had protected her and Khnurn for years.

Zahra's brown eyes follow Khnurn as he walks over to a black horse with golden flecks and lion-like tail. She tenses slightly as Khnurn swings on board, half expecting the horse to throw him. She listens quietly as the horse and Khnurn converse. It seemed the horse was a mare. An essence of a goddess. And she did not have a name, nor cared what she was called.

Zahra turns to the winged wolf, out of all the creatures, she felt drawn to him. The winged wolf bows allowing Zahra an easier way to climb onto his back. She hesitates for a moment before climbing onto the wolf's back. Fitting in between the wolf's neck and his wings. "Who are you?" She murmurs to the wolf.

I am the essence of Khonsu. Came the rumble of the wolf. That made sense, she supposed. If she truly was the Moon, or at least a representative, then it made sense that she would be drawn to the wolf. A creature of the Moon. I do not have a name either. The wolf rumbles before Zahra could ask. Zahra murmurs,"What about Ta?"

The wolf chuckles slightly, call me what you will, Ta works. Zahra looks up as Khnurn reaches her. "Yes. Hopefully not for long." She looks down at Ta,"Let's go." She glances upward,"Let's hope a town is nearby." Ta looks at the mare then takes off at a run, his wings tucked against his side as he runs.

Zahra throws a look over her shoulder to check that Khnurn was following. Which he was, astride the black mare. She shifted around, finally managing to find a decently comfortable spot. Her bow and swords were thumping against her, however she could tolerate the pain. It was not bad, it was more annoying then anything, but she figured she could tune it out.

She could hear the rest of the creatures following, some taking off in the air, and some staying on the ground. Zahra prayed that Ta would remain on the ground. His wings were pressed against his side, but she knew at any moment they could flash out and take to the sky. She would prefer to stay on the ground so she could communicate with Khnurn easily. She'd admit her body was starting to ache, and she understood why Khnurn had originally been so reluctant to ride. Her body would be sore when they were done.

Zahra was pulled out of her thoughts as specks of orange appeared on the horizon. Since it was dark, it was no doubt, light. Electricity. Humans. Hopefully. Her eyes flash sideways at Khnurn's loud proclamation. She grins, civilization!

However, she was worried there was something nearby that had heard. However, Ta did not seemed worried, neither did any of the other creatures and no doubt their senses were stronger then Khnurn and Zahra's. Zahra nods,"I believe so. I hope so." She leans forward, urging Ta faster, and the wolf extends his strides. And then they were moving even quicker over the sand.