Godenzonen - sons of the gods

Godenzonen- sons of the gods (Episode 2)

The known world, the parts of the earth that had been successfully subdued by humanity and made suitable for civilised habitation were known by all in that age as Omira, while the unknown or uncharted parts of the world were referred to by the collective name of Laomira. Laomira was much greater in size than Omira, it also held so many mysteries, uncanny phenomena waiting to be discovered by humankind as they slowly expanded the boundaries of Omira.

Omira was a sprawling network of cities, smaller towns, villages and communes while Laomira was the virgin part of the earth which held so much promise but was often avoided by inhabitants of Omira for fear of the unknown. In Omira, there was a central government which had divisional branches in the major cities, administered majorly by blacks under allegiance to the rule of a supreme king who was a black monarch. This monarch shared some of his powers with a council that was also comprised of blacks who were men and women of high standing.

It must have been a wonderful time upon the earth to be black as when I looked upon Omira through the eyes of the Red book, there were innumerable examples of black excellence wherein blacks utterly dominated the earth. There were as could be expected, fewer blacks inhabiting the far reaches of Laomira- the uncharted world, which was a part of the earth abiding by very different rules of its own, having neither the civilised amenities nor organised nature of Omira the known world.

I was greatly amazed that in that age of discovery, humanity had already solved many problems using their ingenuity and established what would even in my present time be regarded as a marvellous level of human civilisation. The energy of the Sun had been richly harnessed to provide light, warmth and agricultural sustenance. There was no distinction between magic and science as all knowledge existed for the advancement of humanity's dominion upon the earth.

Terrenos the earth based energy, sourced through solid and marshy ground alike was Omira's primary energy for construction. It's high potency for destruction meant it could be used to crush huge boulders and carve paths through difficult terrain. Using Terrenos, the inhabitants of Omira created spectacular feats of engineering and architecture.

The marvels of their cities included huge pyramids that absorbed sunlight for vertical farming, cylindrical high-rise towers that served as mass housing projects for commoners complete with provision for internal pasture areas, so that people could groom their livestock within the towers. There were magnificent bridges that had no pillars holding them up as they were secured by Terrenos energy, flowing from the ends of the bridge that were connected to the earth.

I saw water being manipulated into diverse patterns for aesthetics as the river that ran through Higazu was manipulated in unthinkable twists and turns using Aquamos, the energy of water which can be accessed from as little as a cup of water. Imagine water forming spiral patterns in the air but defying gravity and not crashing back down to earth, these were some of the instances of Aquamos on open display in Omira.

There were bridges through water where the water parted to make way for the bridge but did not re-converge afterwards as Aquamos energy held water portions in place. Transportation and logistics were powered by Kineros energy, the energy of motion that can be found abundantly in the air according to what I saw from the Red book. Thus the magnificence of Omira was a testament to the immense creative prowess of humankind especially the black race.

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My initial thoughts of Laomira though, were that it was not a place anyone who had lived in Omira would enjoy moving to. The greatest blacks in that age all dwelt in Omira and there was good reason for this. Omira was the incubator for black greatness in that age where their greatness did not die prematurely nor did it ever shrivel into mediocrity.

In Omira, the greatness of blacks did not struggle for sustenance nor was there ever restraint placed to deny its prospering. Therefore having satisfied the conditions for the rich nurturing of greatness, it was inevitable that the great would happily call Omira home and contribute each their quota in making Omira the pride of humanity.

Amongst the blacks of Omira, there was a strong sense of unity which made each black person see his fellow black as a sibling member of a larger family. Blacks protected each other fiercely, particularly against hostility from non-blacks or any other threat that came from outside their community.

The blacks of Omira were a powerful and organised lot who always seemed several steps ahead, cerebrally, of the non-blacks. They made it difficult if not nigh impossible for any non-black to rise in society to a position where he or she would wield considerable influence without the blessing of the blacks. The leaders of all guilds which regulated the professions any one could practise in Omira, where all blacks and they maintained a strangle-hold on society's hierarchies and its structural composition through their control of the guilds.

Between Omira and Laomira, there was a large swath of land akin to the size of some modern nations which served as a buffer between the two worlds. This swath of land was called 'the Fringes' and those who dwelt here were referred to as fringe dwellers. These fringe dwellers were an unruly lot who were mostly outcasts from Omira and their descendants. They sometimes raided small villages and towns in Omira mainly for food although they also kidnapped the vulnerable, especially women and children.

They were usually careful though, not to kidnap any black person as this would be inviting unnecessary trouble for themselves because the fringe dwellers though vagabonds, were not stupid. They recognised the unwritten rule that as long as they kept their marauding activities below an acceptable threshold, the blacks in positions of power led by the supreme king would continue to ignore them, seeing their existence as a necessary evil.

The reason why the supreme king of Omira refused to make an utter end of the fringe dwellers was that he thought it necessary for there to be a human buffer between Omira and Laomira. He reasonably expected that any great danger emanating from Laomira would consume the fringe dwellers first before moving on to Omira proper.

It was merely a precaution on his part because he was a man given to great prudence in his dealings. If it were merely for the awesome measure of power available to him to fight his enemies, he could readily have discarded any precautions as great indeed was that which was at his immediate disposal.

I saw from the Red book that the blacks of Omira existed in more than one form upon the earth. There were the ordinary blacks who remained in their natural state as they came into the world, these ones enjoyed the privileges of being born black and nothing more. They could not readily assume positions of leadership amongst the black race.

There was another group of blacks who had benefitted from a crime against Heaven, a crime perpetuated by rogue angels who acted expressly against the decree of Heaven and collaborated with mortals to commit an abomination. These rogue angels stole from the garden of Eden, fruits from the tree of life, which had power to preserve the lives of those who eat them even in their mortal bodies so that they could not die.

Those who ate from the fruit of the tree of life could never perish as their souls could not be collected from them by death. For the reason that they who ate fruit from the tree of life were now immune to death, they were thereafter referred to by the name 'the undying' which in Adamian, the first language of the earth are called Na'ari; so named after the tree of life which is called Ari.
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Ari, the tree of life, was first planted in the garden of perfection which is Eden. It was commissioned by the Most High to be a source of life able to transfer onto any that ate of its fruit, the rank of life that is above death. Simply put, Ari, it's fruit and all that were associated with the supernatural tree were created to be greater than death from their beginning hence death was powerless against the 'offspring' of this tree.

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