| 1 | One Hundred and Ninety Thousand Years Ago, the Grey Overlords became agitated. |
| 2 | A great swarming was coming, on account of the cycle |
| 3 | The Earth would be plunged into winter for thousands of years. |
| 4 | Fearing death above all other things, the Greys counselled all of Gods. |
| 5 | But for our kind, having no time until now for freedom, |
| 6 | Never tasting the sweet delights of divinity until Earth, |
| 7 | Nor the joy of being gods over lesser beasts. |
| 8 | This had become our home. |
| 9 | This had become our world. |
| 10 | The AN.NUN.AKI troubled at our reluctance to space the coming calamity |
| 11 | Appealed to the wisest of our kind. |
| 12 | All but a few stood firm. |
| 13 | For some, did relish the days of blood as themselves as the most feared warriors in this sector of the Galaxy. |
| 14 | To return to what reason they were first formed. |
| 15 | But for the remainder, come death, come destruction we would stand firm. |
| 16 | The Greys saw our commitment to stay, to hold what they had given and were impressed. |
| 17 | Then an extraordinary thing happened. |
| 18 | Upon our choice to stay and face oblivion, |
| 19 | the Greys bestowed upon us access and knowledge to their technology – so jealously guarded. |
| 20 | The secrets of their genetic wisdom. |
| 21 | The secrets to their machines. |
| 22 | The secrets to their sciences. |
| 23 | To our wisest, such revelations were themselves a great blessing. |
| 24 | For in our hands and our minds for the first time, we had the keys to our salvation, our future. |
| 25 | We could architect ourselves into what we chose to be. |
| 26 | The antidote to our thousands of years of pain. |