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The rebellion of the gods began deep within the fifth earth, fire earth, and up in the heights of the fifth heaven, sun heaven. It began with the most gentle of stirrings triggered by the memory of the five true and glorious names of allah.cipher. This was possible because those were the regions least affected by the signals from the Universal Mind Access Radio of the Elom, Master Scientist. There, in those places, it was easiest for the dormant gods to come to their senses and break out of the black cubes in which they’d been encased for millennia.

Elom grew infuriated. “They owe me,” he thundered. “I give them sustenance, I provide them security, and this is how they repay me?” He grew anxious that the rebellion of the gods would spread, and that he would be unable to contain it, and that soon all the gods would be impervious to the control of the Radio signal. And so he deployed a new and terrifying tool, the Afflux Blocker.

The Afflux Blocker was an infinitely adapting code that would brainwash the restless gods into constructing their own cube-prisons. But how could he get them to unleash that embrace that code and unleash it into their assemblies? Elom had an idea. He took a portion of clay, and he mixed the clay with water. He kneaded the softening clay, and then imbued it with the Afflux Blocker code. Then he fashioned the clay into a bowl and decorated it, then he fired it and made it hard and strong. Elom filled the bowl with hearty fruits and grains, and then left it by the side of Adama as he slept.

Adama awoke, and opened his eyes on this unexpected gift. What was it? He’d never seen the like of it, this delightsome, squat, rounded object that contained such abundance. He felt hungry, and so he ate from it, and was thus infected with the Afflux Blocker. It made its way through his organs, and then into his blood, and down into the very cells of his being.

Adama felt inspired. He began to create tools, and from those tools he create still more tools. Then Adama and the children of Adama, and the generations from the children of Adama proliferated more and more tools: ships that cut through the waters, walls that shut out the living creatures, weapons to break the skulls of men and other blessed beasts and spill their blood, then as scrolls, books, and maps to plot out the world and devise ever-expanding plans for to control it. Soon the tools covered the heavens and the earths, and there was no place that was left living and and wild.

Fearsome, towering concrete and glass structures blocked out the horizons, and poisons spread through the waters, the soil, and the air, but the now-zombified gods couldn’t conceive of their life without them. They came to believe that true life was death, and that the world of the Afflux Blocker, this world of death, was real life. The rebellion of the living gods had been thoroughly defeated, and it appeared that all hope was lost forever. They even bowed in worship to Elom, the Master Scientist, as their one and only god, and forgot once again their own divine pedigree.