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But a pair of eyes watched from the shadows. | But a pair of eyes watched from the shadows. | ||
β | ''May Darkness comfort and hide me, may Ahriman strengthen and guide me. In these hours in which Ahura Mazda has turned his back on the world, O Ahriman, I turn my back on him, and am a subject of the world without light that we all now live in. I dedicate these lives I take to you, Ahriman, Sacred Darkness, Master of Night, and in return, let me live as a denizen of your world. Let the eye of my foes not fall upon me, but let my eye penetrate all darkness, that I may be a terror to them, the Angel of Death they all fear. | + | ''May Darkness comfort and hide me, may Ahriman strengthen and guide me. In these hours in which Ahura Mazda has turned his back on the world, O Ahriman, I turn my back on him, and am a subject of the world without light that we all now live in. I dedicate these lives I take to you, Ahriman, Sacred Darkness, Master of Night, and in return, let me live as a denizen of your world. Let the eye of my foes not fall upon me, but let my eye penetrate all darkness, that I may be a terror to them, the Angel of Death they all fear. |
β | + | May Darkness comfort and hide me, may Ahriman strengthen and guide me.'' | |
Soon, they had reached their objective-- a room showing many of the glories of the past of their land, golden statues and clay urns, bronze weapons and parchment scrolls and engraved clay tablets. One began cutting the glass of a display case. | Soon, they had reached their objective-- a room showing many of the glories of the past of their land, golden statues and clay urns, bronze weapons and parchment scrolls and engraved clay tablets. One began cutting the glass of a display case. |