| 1 | From your birth over hundred and seventy five thousand years ago, your existence continued to please us. |
| 2 | We experimented more and more with your ancestors, |
| 3 | always in search of the elusive soul. |
| 4 | An we were most pleased with the form of woman, |
| 5 | and her arousal desires. |
| 6 | We did breed you and use you in all manner of vice. |
| 7 | As gods of all life. |
| 8 | And the greatest of all the gods were those who had formed their own genetalia, |
| 9 | Who lusted after woman |
| 10 | And became known as the NE.PHA.LIM |
| 11 | On account of their devotion to the perfection of woman. |
| 12 | Each God had their own city |
| 13 | Each God has their own lands |
| 14 | But with all wealth and power came jealousy as lands and climate changed. |
| 15 | Those from the south, complained of the conditions that caused their cities to crumble. |
| 16 | Those of the East of the Meditteranean were in constant quarrel with those of the fertile gulf. |
| 17 | Each time, more and more resources were used to battle one another. |
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Book V - The Age of Kings