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Once upon a time a woman and her

 daughter were walking in the forest 

on the first week of   Spring. The mother

 went for a walk in the forest at this time

 every year, but this year she decided to 

take her daughter. 

Her daughter asked her a question, “Momma, 

why are there four seasons?” The mother chuckled. 

“Well, my little one, as it turns out, 

I know something about that…”

You see, not that long ago, there was a

 Princess who lived in a far away land that 

was surrounded by desert. 

Her name was Sekhmet and 

she was not just a princess…

She was the 

Goddess of Fire!

Unfortunately for the people of Sekhmet’s kingdom,

Sekhmet had problems controlling her power and the

 weather was always hot. 

Even worse for Sekhmet, people started to burn if 

they touched her. Sekhmet was very sad because her 

power prevented her from ever hugging anyone or 

even holding their hand.

Sekhmet was very lonely.

But then one day, something miraculous happened.

Bizarre, white shapes started falling from the sky. 

The people of the kingdom had no idea what they 

were looking at and became very scared. 

At first they thought it might be ash, and that

 the Goddess Sekhmet had burned down a building!

But when the shapes touched the ground, 

they turned to water! The people went to go

 see the shapes, which felt cold, a feeling no 

one in the kingdom had felt for a long time. 

They soon became frightened and thought something 

had happened to their Goddess! 

But Sekhmet was fine. She used her powers 

to get rid of the strange shapes.

?

The Goddess was curious. 

“Where did these mysterious, cold shapes come from? 

They were certainly beautiful. I’d like to meet 

whomever made them,” she thought to herself. 

She could tell by the wind that the shapes were

coming from the north. 

Thus began the Goddess Sekhmet’s journey. 

Sekhmet got into her ship and sailed 

across the Mediterranean sea. 

The more North she got, the more

 cold shapes she saw! 

There were mountains of the shapes and 

the people she encountered did not seem pleased 

at all. They were all dressed in layers upon layers of 

clothing, which only seemed to help a little bit. 

Sekhmet used her powers to warm the area up, for

 which the people were very grateful. 

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