Before anything, there was the (___1___), a dark and watery abyss that held the potential for all kinds of life. It contained th
e spirit of the (___2___). There was also a destructive element that was embodied by a great (___3___). When the first land rose, a deity could come into existence--either as a bird or a (___4___) flower than contained an infant god. With his divine (___5___), this deity created order, which was personified as the goddess (___6___). Then the deity created more gods (from the (___7___) of the sun god) and a world and then humans (from his (___8___) ). At Heliopolis, the (___9___) bird was celebrated as the first deity. It brought the first light and made the first (___10___). Also featured in a creation story of ancient Egypt is the cosmic (___11___) that was formed when the Ogdoad came together. From it was hatched the (___12___) god.
As the court is adjourning, the hag petitions the queen to force the knight to fulfill his promise to her: she wants the knight to marry her. Despite the knight's reluctance, the queen insists that he must do so, and the knight and hag are married.
Many Sherpas are highly regarded as elite mountaineers and experts in their local area. They were valuable to early explorers of the Himalayan region, serving as guides at the extreme altitudes of the peaks and passes in the region, particularly for expeditions to climb Mount Everest.