Isis
The clouds rolled and knotted themselves, as lighting danced across the sky. Isis' followers rested on their knees, heads bowed and bodies swaying, while smoke enhanced by the various herbs and spices swirled around them. The first daughter of Geb, stood gracefully at the alter where her beloved's remains were grotesquely assembled. The gold miniature throne, that had been constructed to sit perfectly on top of the Goddesses head, caught the light of the setting sun, rising moon, and burning logs. Varying shades of yellow, gold, orange, red, and purple radiated from the headdress and flowed down onto the glistening body of the raven-haired Isis. None of the villagers dared look upon her ethereal beauty. They feared that if they did, their disobedience would be why the Goddesses magic failed, and they knew she would curse their wombs -- if not take their lives.
Isis lifted her arms into the air and swayed gently to a melody that only she could hear. She drew from the earth the necessary ingredients needed to bring Osiris, her husband and brother back to life. Their enemy, Set, had murdered him, and revenge on him would come later. This night was a night when all gathered across the world, to celebrate the world around them, and so it was when Isis was most powerful.
Another snap of lightning flashed across the sky. Its strength and brilliance brought a collective gasp from the worshiping group and then instant silence and stillness consumed the onlookers. At the alter, the mangled and decomposed body parts, that Isis had collected, began to vibrate. Human curiosity could not be contained, and the group lifted their gaze, leaned further in and felt the power of their Goddess sweep over them.
As Osiris' soul returned from the heaven's to find refuge in his mending form, she turned her potent ability onto those that had faith in her and her peers. A wave of unseen energy was pressed against every woman's womb, as well as the testicles and sex of every man. The sound of the wind picked up, and its kiss touched all the turned their faces toward it, including the Goddess and the God who now stood at her side.
Osiris reached down and took Isis hand. He lifted her fingers to his lips, as she turned to greet him with a smile that spoke of her love and devotion. Gone were the marks of the sword that had severed his head, arms, legs. He bore no marks that had brought his demise and once again a whole being stood before her. She reached out and touched his chest, marveling at the beat of his heart as it drummed along with hers. Their gazes held one another as the head Priest hurried to place a sheet of white silk over the alter, before kneeling at Isis' feet. He kept his head bowed. With palms raised he lifted his arms and felt the weight of the headdress as Isis placed it in his hands. He shuffled back, walking on his knees until he was several feet away, only then did he turn, rise to his feet and resume his place with the others.
The group watched as Isis' fingers trailed from her husband's chest, up to his neck, where again she felt for his pulse. Even she seemed amazed by the resurrection and yet, Osiris was there. He breathed just as she. Her nails grazed his lips and his tongue darted out to capture two of her fingers. She whimpered. Her knees buckled and the smile he gave her made her sex fill with honey.