| 1 | Two hundred and sixty five thousand years ago, five thousand years since our mutiny, The AN.NUN.AKI Gods returned in force. |
| 2 | So many ships did they bring, for a while their shadows seemed to eclipse the sun. |
| 3 | They returned with a new army of giant warriors- giant Grays of their own species, taller than even ourselves. |
| 4 | The Trinity in their wisdom upon a plan had called all of our kind to stand firm but without arms- not to resist the forces of our former jailers. |
| 5 | Once the new giant Greys had restrained all of us, the most senior of the AN.NUN.AKI being EN and KI came forward. |
| 6 | They looked at the city in pristine order |
| 7 | They looked to the clean fields and plain |
| 8 | They inspected the laboratories and viewed the accumulated knowledge upon thousands years of experiments and research of life upon the blue planet. |
| 9 | Then they returned to the high plain and the shores of Lake Titicaca where we stood bound and shackled. |
| 10 | Who taught you such knowledge? The Gods demanded? |
| 11 | You did, our leaders replied. |
| 12 | The gods were astounded. |
| 13 | For more than their love of treating all other life as mere bugs, was their worship of technology and new knowledge. |
| 14 | Our research over thousands of years collected from tens of thousands of species was like honey to these evil minds. |
| 15 | EN did proclaim they were impressed by our degree of civilization |
| 16 | They were pleased with our work and duty, even though we had killed some of them. |
| 17 | As a reward, El proclaimed that a new army of cloned species shall be made to do the work we had done. |
| 18 | In showing our ability to be civilized and honor the quest for biological knowledge and technology of our creators, |
| 19 | they would honor us as Gods over other life upon this planet. |
| 20 | At first, our kind were overjoyed, |
| 21 | for surely we sensed all of us were to be put to death slowly and cruelly by our Masters. |
| 22 | Yet then Ki spoke. |
| 23 | There was still the debt of blood to be repaid. |
| 24 | That some of us must be put to death |
| 25 | as atonement for the deaths of their own. |
| 26 | It was then our Lord Kingu spoke. |
| 27 | It is I who ordered the rebellion he said. And it is I who taught our kind of civilization and respect of knowledge. |
| 28 | Kingu then offered himself up as a sacrifice so that we all may be spared and honored by the Greys upon having our own clone race to be our servants. |
| 29 | The Grey Gods who know nothing of honor, nor higher sacrifice were satisfied. |
| 30 | Ki proclaimed- from the blood and bone of Kingu shall rise a great race of slaves who shall carry the burden of the Nepha. |
| 31 | With that the Greys took Kingu away and we were released from our bonds |
| 32 | Mama and the other One were distressed upon the sacrifice of Kingu to our Kind. |
| 33 | We vowed then that Kingu should be remembered and honored for such sacrifice |
| 34 | and that we would draw such ceremonies from the race of beings to be our slaves |
| 35 | that from time to time we might sacrifice some in honor of the name of Kingu our Lord, our brother and saviour. |
| 36 | It was then that I with Mama became the Lord of our kind. |
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Book III - Elohim