22. Big Sister and Her Baby | Beyond The Firmament: Tales From The Cosmos

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22. Big Sister and Her Baby

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

Grubass was a dangerous nuisance, but in small doses, he was amusing. Yes, my Acolytes, Da Vaada does indeed have a sense of humour. I mean, just look at such creatures as your platypus. Far be it from one such as me to assume his will, but there is a strong suspicion that he was just having fun with that one.

The ones who followed Grubass were not so amusing.

21. The Intruder | Beyond The Firmament: Tales From The Cosmos

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Tales From The Cosmos

21. The Intruder

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

You remember that Da Vaada was once A'ovi (First Born), right? 

Perhaps you, like me, are of the opinion that there must be more siblings; otherwise, such an important distinction would be pointless. 

The same is true for him. For after him came more, for without him there would be none. They were not like him, though. They could not create a cosmos of their own, and so they sought to enter his.

20. The Black Hole | Beyond The Firmament: Tales From The Cosmos

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20. The Black Hole

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

You recall that I said Sevaasi's whispers had reached the stars that remained such and the ones who birthed them, Kallor and Kibet. The question asked of them was not of serving the humans, the beings of dust, for that was never their purpose. 

No, the question asked of them was the same he asked of himself, of the hosts that followed him, and of you, my Acolytes:

"Why can't you have more?"

19. The Fallen | Beyond The Firmament: Tales From The Cosmos

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19. Fall

- Written by Gift C Enyadike Jr

You may be wondering, my Acolytes, what truly became of the host that followed Sevaasi out of Udamu (Heaven).

Know this: they did not fall as one body, nor did they all land in the same place. 

Some were indeed bound to Pla'daali (Hell), tormented by the very absence they had chosen. Others clung to the void between Udamu and Teyra (Earth), feeding on scraps of light and whispering to mortals in dreams.