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But centuries passed and as kingdoms turned to dust and rose, he started to encounter Kindred - and wanted offspring. His first childer was of great potential, like him once a young noble, now of Babylon. That youth's name was Gilgamesh. The clashes between the two and new opponents would be dimly and vaguely transformed into the Epic of Gilgamesh. The infamous 'plant of immortality', eaten by a snake: an assassination committed by the Followers of Set. It would mark the beginning of ages of enmity.
 
But centuries passed and as kingdoms turned to dust and rose, he started to encounter Kindred - and wanted offspring. His first childer was of great potential, like him once a young noble, now of Babylon. That youth's name was Gilgamesh. The clashes between the two and new opponents would be dimly and vaguely transformed into the Epic of Gilgamesh. The infamous 'plant of immortality', eaten by a snake: an assassination committed by the Followers of Set. It would mark the beginning of ages of enmity.
  
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So it might just be a coincidence that within the following 16/17th centuries BCE the Hyksos peoples invaded Egypt, backed with revolutionary military techniques like the war chariot, composite bows and more. And that as quoted by the Jewish historian Josephus many centuries later: "having overpowered the rulers of the land, they then burned our cities ruthlessly, razed to the ground the temples of gods..."
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So it might just be a coincidence that within the following 16/17th centuries BCE the Hyksos peoples invaded Egypt, backed with revolutionary military techniques like the war chariot, composite bows and more. And that as quoted by the Jewish historian Josephus many centuries later: "having overpowered the rulers of the land, they hen burned our cities ruthlessly, razed to the ground the temples of gods..."
  
 
After a century they were repulsed, but Samuz considered it a sufficient warning. And much as before, Samuz traveled the Fertile Crescent. Phoenicia, Egypt, the Hittite lands, watching, learning, seeing the Assyrians and the Chaldeans, and developing that which would become known in millennia to come as the various paths of Thaumaturgy...
 
After a century they were repulsed, but Samuz considered it a sufficient warning. And much as before, Samuz traveled the Fertile Crescent. Phoenicia, Egypt, the Hittite lands, watching, learning, seeing the Assyrians and the Chaldeans, and developing that which would become known in millennia to come as the various paths of Thaumaturgy...

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