Osiris
A look of shock and slight disgust grew upon the face of Osiris at the words spoken by Thoth.
"You would willingly sacrifice the lives of our people? Of YOUR people? The men and women who seek refuge within our land? I cannot allow this atrocity to happen, it's against our very ideals. The foundation to wit we hold the deism that gives us the reverence of the people." The God stood with a start and the light vanished from the Hall of Two Truths leaving it bathed in a dark shade of red.
"The army I hold here are those of great Warriors who have given themselves for our country. Their rest must not...No! Shall not be interrupted. Death is our most deadly curse but with it comes out greatest gift. We cannot steal this from them because once they are released, they cannot be returned and will suffer an eternal discord." He watched as Thoth manifested the sceptre, scowling at its very sight. An abomination that had hoped to never enter this, a most sacred place. Before Osiris could object he peered briefly into the God and saw what he was trying to stop. A powerful enemy that Egypt itself could not stop, an enemy that shook Ausir to his very core and without saying another word grabbed the sceptre. Returning to his seat Osiris spoke as Thoth was leaving.
"I shan't make any promises to use such anomaly but when the time comes that we have no resort." He sighed,
"Then I shall carry the burden of those wayward souls."After being left alone in his hall, Osiris knew he couldn't do this all at once and summoned for Anubis to regent these halls in his stead.
The Dagdar
The Druid stood over the bodies of Romans a thousand-fold, panting heavily and glaring at the remnants of the legion on top of the hill.
"I...can't believe they...have so...many. This will not do, I cannot fight against these numbers...not alone." At those words his eyes dropped to the corpse of Mathuin who was overwhelmed at about 500 soldiers down. An old friend, lost to these bottom feeders; he thought. Knowing that his only choice now was to retreat The Dagdar put his hand over the large bear and let the forest floor overrun it's body to take back its guardian. The Dagdar glanced at the army one last time before jumping back along the tree line to the cliff where he started or at least, he tried to. Taking quite a few hits from the Romans meant he was completely worn out and could only make it halfway before having to rest.
"God," He transformed back into his usual rotund aloof form, collapsed against a tree and shouted in a slurred manner,
"what does it take to get some ale around here?"