The Book of Ra is the book that Carter and Sadie Kane search for after Horus warned

them of Apophis' rising. It explains how to find and revive Ra.

Contents
1 History
2 Sections
2.1 Section 1
2.2 Section 2
2.3 Section 3
History
When Ra stopped ceased his nightly journey, the cycle was broken; Ra faded into
permanent twilight.

The Book of Ra describes how Ra can be awakened. Ra’s priests created the book in
ancient times and kept it secret, dividing it into three parts, to be used only if
the world was ending.

Sections
The Book of Ra was divided into three sections. It was intentionally divided to
make it difficult to find, so only the worthy would succeed.

Section 1
The first part of this book was found in the Brooklyn Museum. It was hidden in a
statue of the god Khnum, who was depicted forming a human out of clay. Its location
was disclosed to Carter by the falcon war god Horus in a dream. When picked up, due
to a high sensitivity after so long in darkness, it activates every reservoir of
magic in the museum including a griffin and seven bau and lights up the whole city
with ghostly fires before Bast cast a spell to dial down the sensitivity. This
section was used by Sadie Kane to return the ren of Khnum.

Section 2
The second part of this book was in St. Petersburg. It was hidden in the top drawer
of Vlad Menshikov's desk. Its location was disclosed to Sadie by Anubis during a
chat in London. This section is used by Sadie Kane to awaken Ra's form as "the
noonday sun".

Section 3
The last part of this book was in Bahariya. It was hidden in a tomb. Its location
was disclosed to Sadie by Set in St. Petersburg. This section of the book was used
to awaken Khepri, the scarab beetle, but in doing so, releases Apophis. After this
section was read, the book of Ra vanished.

The Kane Chronicles

Core Series: The Red Pyramid | The Throne of Fire | The Serpent's Shadow
Crossovers: The Son of Sobek | The Staff of Serapis | The Crown of Ptolemy |
Demigods & Magicians
Main Characters: Carter Kane | Sadie Kane | Ra | Anubis | Apophis | Bast | Bes |
Horus | Isis | Zia Rashid | Set | Walt Stone | Setne
Secondary Characters: Julius Kane | Ruby Kane | Amos Kane | Vladimir Menshikov |
Leonid | Sarah Jacobi | Kwai
Minor Characters: Michel Desjardins | Iskandar | Jasmine Anderson | Sean Ryan |
Julian | Alyssa | Cleo | Felix Philip | Shelby | Khufu | Muffin | Mr. Faust | Mrs.
Faust | Percy Jackson | Annabeth Chase | List of Characters
Egyptian Gods: Ra | Geb | Nut | Shu | Osiris | Horus | Set | Isis | Nephthys |
Anubis | Sobek | Bast | Thoth | Serapis | Ptah | Nekhbet | Wadjet | Babi | Tefnut |
Tawaret | Khepri | Khnum | Neith | Khonsu | Sekhmet | Hathor | Serqet | Shezmu |
Hapi
Demons and Magical Creatures: Ammit the Devourer | Bau | Bloodstained Blade |
Criosphinx | Carriers | Face of Horror | Griffin | Uraeus | Serpopard | Switchblade
Demons | Tjesu heru | Petsuchos
Other: House of Life | Magic | Magician | Kane Family
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