This chapter introduces Sabra, it shows him in the recent past to begin with where he's a child and he wishes to meet a lost member of his family Seth (the chaos god). After convincing his caretaker Hepzefa to take him to Mexico to meet him, they are introduced to Seth. Seth is someone who no longer feels association with his Godlihood or Egypt. Sabra is particularly attached to his identity as Egyptian and takes pride in it, it causes some conflict resulting in a young Sabra leaving. He returns several years later, now older. Seth and Sabra develop a close relationship until later when Sabra is an adult he asks Seth to join him in his revolution against the Christian God. This is the start of the larger story of Acts 1:9, it's possibly the most important chapter of the three as it leads to introducing more later.