How do we beat her? I asked.You pretty much don't, Horus said. She is the incarnation of the sun's wrath. Back in the day when Ra was active, she would have been much more impressive, but still. .She's unstoppable. A born killer. A slaying machine-"Okay, I get it!" I yelled.
In "The Red Pyramid," the narrator confronts Horus about the formidable opponent they face, questioning how they can defeat her. Horus ominously replies that she is nearly unbeatable, embodying the unstoppable wrath of the sun. This description highlights her ferocity, emphasizing her nature as a relentless killer and an overwhelming force.
The exchange reveals the gravity of their situation, as the protagonist realizes that their enemy is not just powerful, but a force of nature, reaffirming the challenges they must overcome. Horus's assessment underscores the dire stakes involved in their struggle against such a fierce adversary.
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