The next construction project: sandals for the gods.

There is not enough wood and leather in all of Egypt.

Gotta show the mortals some divine presence after all. Making sure that they know exactly who they're worshipping ;3

Exactly. Bastet just wants to have some innocent fun thou, while Sekhmet wants everybody to know what a badas bitch she is and that she could end everybody, if she wanted to.

Hope to see more , may I also suggest Norse gods if you like?

Norse gods may appear in this, buut for now I concentrate on the misadventures of these three in the modern world.

You know, if I were a betting wolf man, I'd say it was instances like this that probably brought some negative karma that leads to her current stature limits in the modern era...

Mind you, I wouldn't say that anywhere where she could hear me, but STILL...

And I think you got some of the perspective effect with Anubis and Sekhmet on spot, but Bastet (bless her) sort of throws off the exact projection you were going for. Still, They all look great =D

I think its just the run of things. They had their high time for many hundreds, even thousands of years, but times change. Now their age is past and leaves them powerless, alive but diminished. Even gods are powerless against time. There is a scene in the danish animated movie Valhalla in which Thor has to face challenges in Utgard, the realm of the giants, and he boasts that he will fight anyone of the giants present, then a really old woman comes up and says that she will wrestle with him. All of the giants are scared shitless of her, but Thor just laughs and say how agout a dance instead. So he dances with the old woman, but as they dance he grows older and weaker. It turns out that she is a personification of time. And this encounter almost killed him. This scene left a great impression on me when I saw it first many years ago (I still have that movie on DVD), and from what I know, this scene is actually based in norse mythology. So year, time doesn´t stop for anybody, even gods.

Is that the same story where he and Loki cross-dress as part of a greater scheme, but it eventually leads to the aforementioned contest, or am I thinking of a different Norse myth?

I think its a different myth.

I think you're getting it mixed up with the Theft of Mjolnir.

i love semkhmets feet

Okaaay...?