Yes, humans had moved on since he'd lasted looked in on them. Daniel's memories proved that much. It was a fact he didn't care much for. Slaves were slaves, an inferior race who at best, had to be guided with a firm hand, because they would never approach the possibilities a Goa'uld would. The potential was limited. Ra, these human's version of Ra, had failed miserably, and embarrassingly enough even gotten killed by his vessel and a "JackONeill". Disgraceful. A god falling to slaves.
At least, his children never quite understood the power of the atom or understood anything beyond the mysticism of the Stargate, unlike Daniel's people. Ra had been weak in the end. Driven off by his own slaves. Such an embarrassment would never have happened to him. At least his imprisonment had been at the hands of Kali and Bastet together. The silence spoke enough for the God when it came to what he'd seen of possible human progression.
The man seemed so certain of his use. Sobek's eyes flickered orange for an instant. "Watch yourself, Tau'ri. Do not believe yourself so worthy as to tell a God killer how to crush a mere mortal. I have been doing so since the birth of the First Sun."
He rested his chin in a palm, watching the human as if undecided whether it was food or play. He'd have to test the man's knowledge. He would see if he even knew anything about the crew or if he was lying. Jamie, the Doctor, and John himself were out of the question. His host didn't know nearly enough about them to know if he was lying. He glanced to Eva. "Tell your Master about this slave."
A loaded, dangerous question. John's test. Out of the group, Daniel knew her enough that the System Lord would know if John was lying. Maybe not as intimately as Vala, but he desired to know more about the one who freed him.
Re: PART 2: Throne room - [The Master]
At least, his children never quite understood the power of the atom or understood anything beyond the mysticism of the Stargate, unlike Daniel's people. Ra had been weak in the end. Driven off by his own slaves. Such an embarrassment would never have happened to him. At least his imprisonment had been at the hands of Kali and Bastet together. The silence spoke enough for the God when it came to what he'd seen of possible human progression.
The man seemed so certain of his use. Sobek's eyes flickered orange for an instant. "Watch yourself, Tau'ri. Do not believe yourself so worthy as to tell a God killer how to crush a mere mortal. I have been doing so since the birth of the First Sun."
He rested his chin in a palm, watching the human as if undecided whether it was food or play. He'd have to test the man's knowledge. He would see if he even knew anything about the crew or if he was lying. Jamie, the Doctor, and John himself were out of the question. His host didn't know nearly enough about them to know if he was lying. He glanced to Eva. "Tell your Master about this slave."
A loaded, dangerous question. John's test. Out of the group, Daniel knew her enough that the System Lord would know if John was lying. Maybe not as intimately as Vala, but he desired to know more about the one who freed him.