Imy-Hemef - Roughly 50ft long, this enormous demonic serpent is recorded in Ancient Egyptian mythology as dwelling atop Mount Bakhau, which is considered to be one of the gargantuan mountains on which the heavens rest, and is heavily associated with the sunrise and the East. The serpent's name means 'dweller in flames' and the frontal part of its body is covered in flints and shining metal plates. During Ra's journey on the Sun Boat, the god uses magic words to put the flaming monster to sleep.