The golden disk known as Aton appeared before the Pharaoh at Ozymandias's command.
As though responding to its master, the disk trembled slightly and began spinning at high speed. The pattern of the Eye of Horus within it radiated an unusual light.
As the disk continued to spin, that radiance surged, transforming into golden patterns that spread in every direction and covered the sky around Ozymandias.
Those mysterious, wire-like patterns were none other than the manifestation of Ra's divine authority. They continuously read and analyzed this world, reading its structure and deciphering its laws.
Ra was not only the sun god and king of gods of the Heliopolitan Pantheon, but also bore the divine office of a creator god.
The golden disk Aton was the powerful divine artifact that symbolized Ra's power—the Sun Disk.
It analyzed the laws of the world in order to—
"Under the sunlight, reduce both the enemy and the world to ashes—"
"Bzzz—"
With Ozymandias's furious roar, the golden disk abruptly shone with brilliant light, and the golden patterns were instantly replaced by blinding sunlight.
At that moment, the disk had become like a golden sun, flying high into the sky.
Aton was not only a symbol of the sun, but also one of Ra's names.
It referred to the sun god at the moment of sunrise, taking the form of a circular solar disk whose rays descended into human hands.
Yet besides creating all things and nurturing life, the sun also possessed a violent, destructive side.
The blazing sun could bring not only sunlight and warmth to the earth, but also scorching heat and drought.
Aton was not only a creator, but also a destroyer.
The sun-worshipping Egyptians believed that the sun gave meaning to everything in the world, just as Ra, who represented the