But Geb didn't bulge, he didn't even bother reading their minds. He wanted to stand on his words beyond all reasonable doubt that Nessy was just a mere mortal and didn't wield such a will to bend two immortals to her own wish.
"My lord," Hata now spoke, "I know that thou findest it difficult to believe us, but let it be known to you now, my lord, that her grace is not just a mere mortal, she is more than you think, my lord," she said in pain from the effect of his will against them.
"That's absolute nonsense," he barked. "She is my consort and I know she is just a mere mortal, I brought her here myself," he fumed.
"But my lord," Hata spoke, "forget not thou that we possess discerning will, and I tell it to you now, my lord, that her grace could be a descendant of Anubis."
"A descendant of Anubis! No, Hata, that can't be," Geb said in unbelief.
