Book II: The Scrolls of Lemuria
2.1: The Hyperboreans
Now that you know the true story of creation, it’s time to continue expanding your mind with knowledge. I know you foolishly believe that Mankind is the dominant race on the planet, but that belief never was (or is) true.
Just because you don’t see the people that are smarter than you doesn’t mean they aren’t real.
Have you ever considered that maybe the creatures that have superior intelligence don’t want you to see them?
With that in mind, let me tell you a bit about some of the ‘root’ races of Terra…
You’ll recall in the book Genesis Revisited that I wanted to breed intelligent beings who were capable of reproducing on their own AND which I could control by forcing a stellarone soul inside them. I created Adam and the first woman Lilith for this very purpose. Both of them qualified as ‘intelligent’ and they both had souls Lucifer and I forced into them. I could control them to a degree, but try though I might, I couldn’t get them to breed together.
Never one to shy away from a problem, I figured maybe I could work with them individually. Lilith’s demeanor was not something I wanted to deal with at first so I decided I’d start with Adam – after all, men are so easy when it comes to sex, right?
It didn’t take much to convince Adam to lay off his own self gratification and mate with another creature for a change. Having long since experimented on Terra’s many creatures I’d identified the ones Adam had named ‘apes’ as the most suitable beasts for my endeavor here. So I’d gussied up a few female apes to play the parts I needed, calmed down their demeanor, and made sure they were all ultra fertile.
After a bit of coaxing, Adam did his part.
The result – I quickly gained a new race of humanoids – they were dark skinned like their mothers, but walked fully upright like their father. Adam named them the Hyperboreans. [Think Planet of the Apes and you’ll get a good visual].
I was hoping they’d make useful servants for me and I wasn’t disappointed in that regard. The Hyperboreans were strong and capable of doing great labors – better yet they weren’t that bright – which meant they didn’t complain about their station in life (at least not at first). But there was still one thing they lacked – a receptacle for me to put a stellarone soul into. Without that key feature the Hyperboreans were nothing more than slaves. Useful? Yes, but only at the most menial level. Certainly not up to snuff for the real plans I had in mind that required intelligent humanoids who could think for themselves and move beyond the ‘pawn’ level of ability.
With the Hyperboreans a miss, I made Adam feel slimy about coupling with apes, so the man instead found some Hyperborean women to breed with. Between Adam and the Hyperborean men themselves, that race of humanoids quickly bred and soon enough they filled up a massive landmass in the middle of the planet. It became a cradle for some of your earliest ancestors.
Meanwhile, it was back to the drawing board for me – again…
The Apocrypha of Azazel 