Horace

History

• Biography

  Horace had been introduced into Egyptian society around 3000 B.C. Highly regarded in culture, religion and society, Horace became and has always been viewed as a God. Pharaohs are depicted as his disciples and even rival in greatness with Horace. Horace married Hathor, his mother, to preserve the power in their family. They had four sons who were tasked with the duty of mummification. Over time, the mother and sons died off and Horace remained alive due to his godly status. This made Horace an unusually bitter and serious person. Eventually, he died as well from an unnamed assailant who knew his weakness. The sacred scarab that had been sown onto his chest. The unnamed assailant escaped free and Horace had been quickly buried.
  
  Horace now resides among the Gods in Fatehaven, the place where all Gods go to when they die. Since the sacred scarab hadn't been destroyed completely, the God isn't fully dead. He can be summoned or awakened with magic, but can't be controlled due to the sacred scarab. After dying, the sacred scarab had been mended and made more durable. It'd be harder to kill him once revived.
  
  The buried body of Horace had been dug up in modern times and placed in a temple after cleansing the body and forming it into a statue. The golden statue resides in the floating island that is Grand Horizon Institute, located in Gelum. He has yet to be disturbed and followers come and go in his sacred temple. He'll stay in slumber until the day that someone finally awakens him...
  
  When that day comes, he'll be unstoppable. He'll rule mankind like he did many millennials ago.

• Revived Horus- Dark Horace

  Horace has remained dormant in his temple for years. Though resting, the God still viewed the world as it carried on without him. The world he watched and knowing full well that the future of the world will be even more dire made the God angry. He still is angry. Becoming infuriated, the God lacked the proper rest that most Gods received. This also made him cranky.
  
  A cranky and angry God won't be the happiest camper when he wakes up. Once awaken, he'll go on a rampage and destroy anything and anyone in sight. If relieved of anger or pushed to the point of having to get more serious, the God will retrieve his staff from the temple to become the powerful God that everyone knew and worshiped.
  
  The God has one big weakness: the glowing white light on his chest, signifying where the sacred scarab would be. Attacking there greatly damages the God and if beaten enough, the God will march back to his temple to retrieve the staff that will make him even more stronger.
  
  The strengths of the God in this form shouldn't be underestimated. Even without his staff, Horace can still dish out a fairly decent amount of power, though his stronger attacks and abilities come into play once he reaches his next form.
  
  Abilities:
  Battle Cry- Horace can make a loud ear-piercing scream that leaves his opponents having to cover their ears in order to prevent any hearing loss. The screech will temporarily stun them for only just a second, but that'll be enough time for Horace to get away or launch an attack of his own. When trying to achieve his next form, he'll release a scream that'll stun the opponent long enough for him to get away and go looking for his staff.

• The Second Form- Horus

  

• The Third Form- Prime Horace

  

• The Fourth Form- Golden Horus

  

• The Final Form- Golden Dragon