(Please read from the start)
“The Blue Crown
Before the New Kingdom Period, the body of the Uraeus coiled in around in circles behind its raised head on the Blue Crown. The king is most often depicted wearing the Blue Crown in combat and the aftermath of combat scenes. Additionally, the smaller scale king usually wore the Blue Crown when depicted in a protective group of deities. Colossal statues of the king wearing a Blue Crown are extremely rare; the typical royal statue also does not feature a Blue Crown. Also, depictions of the Blue Crown with its Uraeus does not decorate royal tombs until late in the Ramesside Period. The deity-on-earth king was thought to require extra protection in his mortal form, emphasizing the protective qualities of the Uraeus. The Uraeus was usually crafted from precious metals, most commonly gold and less frequently silver, and adorned with gemstones.”
>> It doesn’t surprise me one bit to read about the protective attributes of the Uraeus because originally it was some sort of protective weapon that emits electricity = making it look like serpents.
As for the gemstones, it’s an item of luxury, no doubt about it, but it also reminds me of what was said about the Horned Serpent having a gem stone on his forehead. In page 750, it was said that the Horned Serpent was related to Storms, Lightning, Thunder, disease and Rainbows = this fits perfectly with then having supersonic flying armors and electricity emitting weapons, just like the ones the ThunderBirds have. Their scales had power of divination maybe connected to the poison I’m suspecting, thus making it some type of hallucinogenic type of poison if taken in small quantities, just like the shells we’ve seen in the Andean region – if taken in small quantities they are not poisons, but considered as hallucinogenic. Most importantly description item from page 750 was “a bright blazing crest like a diamond on its forehead” = so anons, what is this gem/diamond/crystal in your opinion? What can be bright, sparkles and is blazing?
I see this as an EYE on the forehead of that armor. I’m already suspecting that we have many types of armors with blasters placed on different parts of the body for each. For now, I have 3 locations of the blasters:
1 – Palm of hand = Hamsa.
2 – Forehead = Horned Serpent Gem on forehead.
3 – Where the human eyes are.
Let me explain this last one: When reading about the Wedjat and how the ThunderBirds might had blasters located on the level of the eyes, I want to remind anons of what I said in page 804 when talking about Wonder Woman and how her helmet in the movie is wrong. If the ThunderBirds are going to fly at supersonic level, then they need something to shield their face from the wind blow (at least) just like what Iron Man wears as a helmet. So this helmet emits blasts = rays, beams from the same type as the Hamsa does. And I believe this is what the ThunderBirds’ helmet was equipped with.
This shouldn’t surprise anons at all. Why? Because we do have this idea in Hollywood and the comic books. We have Superman with this famous eye beam that can melt metal. We have Cyclops from X-Men and lastly Havoc with the Beam coming out of his chest. So we see anons, we are not just dealing with blasters on the Eye level, but in various places on the body. And these EYES = blasters were used by both and bad and the good warriors just like the staff-weapon. In page 796, we see the Amazons are wearing a helmet like thing where a STAR with rays is depicted. Could this be a symbolic representation of the Beam on the forehead = the Eye = the blaster on the forehead? It’s possible.
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