-GenesisSages speak of a world before this one. A world that was our home.

Where
we worked the fields under the sun. One day the heavens' warmth and life became
poisoned. Its celestial wrath made our waters dry, our lands barren. We were fo
rsaken. Until the coming of the Sky Ones. They heard our call. the Sky Ones appr
oached from above, from the divine plane above. their holy emissary called himse
lf A'Daar Suum. The Sky Ones took us on a journey across the black ocean of star
s. We ventured down the cortex of Days to reach our new home. Galea.
They built a city of stone and showed us how. Their knowledge made our k
nowledge. We learned how to make the burning ice and the flowing stone. The Sky
Ones went underground, for that was their home. Our ost hallowed followed them a
nd became the Enlightened, who spread the wisdom of the Sky Ones.
Enlightened are the Three, who follow the Holy Light of the Sky Ones, un
like the heretic faithless rebels who are forsaken. Enlightened of the center, i
s Utukku. Enlightened of wind, is Marduk. Enlightened of light and sound, is Kur
.
-Our FathersOur fathers tell of the first great rain where our people wandered for t
he first time from the mountains to the sea. Our fathers tell of the first draug
ht where our people wandered to the mountains and found life, seeping out of the
ground.
Our fathers tell of the first flame, a light next to the horizon
. And our people walked towards the light and rested upon a hill. The next morni
ng, all around them, the land was covered in water.
Our fathers tell of the second flame, it sat on the shoulder of the high
est ridge. And our people wandered there, and found plenty of animals.
Our fathers tell of the third flame, it appeared from the sky and turned
a tree into heat and light, and they carried its branches through the nights.
Our fathers tell of the second great wandering, when our people wandered
to the sea, lighted a fire on the highest hill, and walked to the great mountai
ns to create the flames. At the time of the tenth great wandering, at the start
of the tenth great rain, they brought us up into the sky.
-Kur of the Enlightened
I am Kur of the Enlightened, anointed by Uttukku. I watched the Sky Ones
descent countless moons ago. I am their ambassador. I will share their Word of
Hope. The Sky Ones have begun their great work. I hear their cries of divine rev
elation. I have faith that we shall all benefit from their endless and deep wisd
om.
I witnessed the work of the Sky Ones. Chains, machines, screaming. A win
dow into moving darkness. It is for nought. Are we forsaken? Our offspring are n
ext. I cannot stop them. Beware they Sky Ones' heinous invocation. It roams the
halls. It hates life and fire. O ancient fods of our old home. Reach across the
cosmos and pluck us from our fate.
We should be ashamed of our words and deeds. The Sky Ones are not holy.
I spent time in the scool. What has been done... It is not natural or right. We
should have listened to Varsa.

-Utukku of the Enlightened

I am Uttukku, the great vision is endangered by the outsiders. Helping t

hem constitutes death, do not hide the heretics. Let their bodies be thrown down
into the darkness where they belong. The others renounce the light to live in d
arkness. They steal the gifts given to us, they want to drag everything down wit
h them. Do not stray, keep to the light. The Sky Ones are all that matter. Worsh
ip them. Do not help or talk to the others, the unbelievers. They are no longer
of our kind. Their punishment is their own ignorance. Lock the gates, do not let
them in. The Sky Ones have given us tools to protect ourselves.
As Uttukku I promise the great will return, only for us. When the hereti
cs are gone the great will return, and with them they shall bring the light, and
we shall become equals
-Heights of Oscillation
I, Uttukku, saw the great A'Daar Suum stand tall astride the land as if
it were a horse. He spoke to the wind, and the wind spoke back. It made the moun
tains move.
-A Moment of Light
I, Uttukku, saw A'Daar Suum take the lightning in his palm. A rived of p
ower cast forth from his fingers and flowed across the land.
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