De Dea Magisterium

iconBook III - Elohim

Chapter 1

1At first our number did not believe truth of our freedom
2Many hid in the shadows of caves and holes
3Fearing the return of the cruellest of minds.
4The Earth blanketed in thick cold mist,
5the land to the North and South covered in thick ice and snow
6The lake frozen,
7All was dark as death.
8But the AN.NUN.AKI did not come.
9Some of our kind under the leadership of AZAR
10an EL-OHIM a mighty warrior, were first to gain confidence and set about on a blood frenzy.
11They bathed themselves night and day in the blood of all manner of animals they found.
12They killed many of the livestock and set out East over the mountain ranges to the lower valleys.
13Others under the leadership of Yod an EL-OHIM took it upon themselves to start to wreck the city and buildings of the Greys.
14Others under the leadership of DA.MENs still sought to escape this prison valley in the sky and find their own place.
15For as long as we had been immortals, we had been mere slaves
16As far as we had travelled and as many worlds as we had seen,
17Our Lords ordered us into war without rest.
18Now for the first time in our existence, however brief – a planet was ours.
19Those that had become the wisest of all our kind to the science and knowledge of the Greys, spoke for wisdom.
20Three of the wisest, MAMA, KINGU and the other One sought an audience with the others.
21They pleaded with the leaders of the groups to refrain from such destruction and madness.
22To learn from the technology of the Gods and find a means by which they might cure ourselves of their cursed diseases.
23But many of our kind had tasted the fruit of freedom, the power of anarchy and refused to yield.
24Instead we- those who had learnt much of the technology of our creators were exiled.
25Our own kind took me, took Mama and Kingu and the wisest into exile.
26using the single craft that was captured, they transported us to the foothill of a great mountain you call Kilimanjaro.
27192 of us abandoned in a hostile unknown land by our own kind.
28The slave had become the jailer.
29But a world still a prison.