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The Eye of Horus and one of the leaders of the 21st Nome
Eye of Isis and one of the leaders of the 21st Nome
The mythical serpent who rules over chaos
The Egyptian falcon god of war
The Sun god and nemesis of Apophis
The dwarf god and friend of the Kanes
The goddess of cats and friend of the Kanes
Translation of the ancient Egyptian name for the lead organization of magicians , The House of Life
The two powerful families of magicians joined together by the birth of Sadie and Carter _____________
The demon who posed as a minion of the god Set but was actually bending the god to the will of Apophis. He appears to Carter even after death.
Egyptian god of the dead, hosted by Julius Kane
Magician of the 21st Nome, love interest of Sadie and Eye of Anubis
God of the dead, love interest of Sadie, and ally of the Kanes
Chief lector of the House of Life, brother of Julius Kane
Eye of Ra, love interest of Carter
The Sun god's servant, the Crocodile god, former enemy of the Kanes
A magician fighting along side Apophis, leader of the rebellion against the Kane family's rule
A magician fighting along side Apophis, brief host of Apophis
Ancient Egyptian word for order
Ancient Egyptian word for chaos

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