Everlasting Crown - Horus

Although the name on all entry materials for Aether Gazer is "Horus", Horus still retains all memories from when she was "Ausar", and people who originally knew her are used to calling her Ausar, which once made it difficult for her to adapt to this new name. One day Horus hoped to change her name back to Ausar. Shu told her that many Modifiers had completely different lives and names before awakening, and the new name as a Modifier doesn't mean abandoning the past, but marks the beginning of a new life. What surprised Shu was that Horus, who usually extremely resisted preaching, withdrew the application without rebuttal. Shu apologized to Ausar for that surgery in the past, and Ausar still didn't mind. "...Isn't Shu always like this? Getting angry at her will only make yourself feel bored, just let her be." Not only Shu, even Horus couldn't understand why she would evaluate Shu this way, only explaining it as "resurgence of residual impressions from the previous era". Due to the special nature of Horus's identity, Aether Gazer didn't give her many constraints. She wasn't assigned to any squad, not even joined any department, more like a collaborator invited to reside rather than an employee. Therefore, when there are no tasks, Horus has holidays almost all day. After learning to use the internet, she quickly discovered a lot of fun activities, and bluntly said Osiris's life was too bland, leading her to once have a "boring" misunderstanding of Ain Soph. But Horus's enthusiasm for new things comes fast and goes fast, what finally settled down are only electronic music and graffiti, as well as decorating her large daily residence more and more grandly with various ornaments, lights, and electronic accessories. Another thing that's more of an "obsession" than a hobby is that Horus likes to pull people to tell stories, just like Osiris used to often tell her stories outside the Imago Room. She seems to think this is a common way of chatting among friends, so she comes up with one interesting story after another, suddenly popping up in front of people. But her storytelling emotion far exceeds technique, and the material selection is mostly stimulating, violent, or even somewhat bizarre content, listeners all sweat profusely, unable to tell if it's due to embarrassment or fright. It seems Horus has fully adapted to the new life... but there's probably still a long way for her to adapt to the new life.