Api Biaew!
Theme: The Surface - Trivecta, ft. Roniit
The full saying is, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” The hieroglyphs state the same saying on the left and the right. I chose to mirror it for artistic purposes. Also, Trivecta's song, The Surface is something like the theme song for the Harmakhis story. The concept being that there is something ready to surface that will change the world the city of Harmakhis is in, called Panterrea, which will shake it to its core.
The saying in the hieroglyphs is the battle cry of the Pakeret Mehuetey, the Northern Frontier Patrol, and heard over the intercoms of the apeyew (aircraft) of the pedjet aeshew (troop of pilots/squadron) on duty as they take flight for the designated battlefield. In this story, the main characters are part of a squadron called the Jahi Gahiji Minkha (JGM - Dignified Hunters of Justice).
When they hear it called out, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” They know they are thus sent to fly into the heavens and to destroy the enemy targets. This call is first stated in Chapter 7 of a book I'm writing called Harmakhis as intro to a dog fight between the JGM and the Nirgalian enemy forces.
Api Biaew!
Theme: The Surface - Trivecta, ft. Roniit
The full saying is, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” The hieroglyphs state the same saying on the left and the right. I chose to mirror it for artistic purposes. Also, Trivecta's song, The Surface is something like the theme song for the Harmakhis story. The concept being that there is something ready to surface that will change the world the city of Harmakhis is in, called Panterrea, which will shake it to its core.
The saying in the hieroglyphs is the battle cry of the Pakeret Mehuetey, the Northern Frontier Patrol, and heard over the intercoms of the apeyew (aircraft) of the pedjet aeshew (troop of pilots/squadron) on duty as they take flight for the designated battlefield. In this story, the main characters are part of a squadron called the Jahi Gahiji Minkha (JGM - Dignified Hunters of Justice).
When they hear it called out, “Api biaew! Aehuew djebetew aedew!” They know they are thus sent to fly into the heavens and to destroy the enemy targets. This call is first stated in Chapter 7 of a book I'm writing called Harmakhis as intro to a dog fight between the JGM and the Nirgalian enemy forces.