After Kratos once again refused to listen, the old man appeared to him again some time later as an ibis telling him it was folly to resist. Along his journey he was continuously haunted by the old man, appearing now as a monkey trying to convince him to embrace his destiny and that he had a purpose to fulfill.
The old man's words were unheeded by Kratos who continued to aimlessly walk through the desert. The old man calmly got up and told departing Kratos that he had no choice in his destiny, that no man or god could stop it nor he could run from it. Having none of it Kratos shoved the old man aside. Thoth though insisted that Kratos had a destiny as it brought him to them. His talk of destiny was scoffed at by Kratos who told the old man to leave him alone. The old man stated that the humans were ignorant as they did not fully understand Kratos's destiny within the land of the pharaohs. Seeing their fear, Kratos was confused as to why the villagers fled from him, an old man with a slate and stylus appeared and explained that they knew he was the Ghost of Sparta, having heard of him from the stories. Upon arriving at the village, the villagers fled at the sight of him. When Kratos seeking to escape from the curse that tied him to the Blades of Chaos, his wanderings brought him to a distant village in the desert.
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In the God of War Series God of War: Fallen God Alongside the Goddess Ma'at, Thoth stood on one side of a solar barque, a vessel that is used by the Sun God Ra.
Thoth plays a vital role in Egyptian Mythology, in which he maintains the universe. Thoth is an Ancient Egyptian God that was often depicted as a man with the head of an ibis or a baboon, which are his sacred animals.
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