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And now, I turn unto the works of Belthizar and Aiyvōhimos, for they had taken their journey far into the north, even unto the isles of the sea. And there they found a people that were rowdy and rambunctious like unto the wicked, and they beheld that they worshiped lust and the body. And they had set above them witches to be their rulers and warlocks to be their masters. And thus, they were a people of great magic and sorcery. Likewise, they performed magics through the roots and the flowers and the good things of the vine, and they turned these beneficial tools into items of wickedness and caused that all righteous things be corrupted and become an asset unto the evil one.
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And now, when they had drawn near unto this place, they beheld a multitude of demons and dregs, and beheld that they bestowed their power upon this people. And they were wont to flee; nevertheless, Thūnoraz gave them instruction that they must go down and prophecy against this people, for they must repent of their wickedness or be destroyed.
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And they obeyed their Aiyseir and went into the primary city among these tribesmen. And they beheld much wickedness that cannot be described. And they stood upon a wicked altar that their voices might be heard and said unto all: We are your kinsmen from the south, and we have come unto this place in strict command from the Aiylōhyme that we might bring this people unto repentance.
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And now, this people hid from the prophets and desired not to confront them, for they were sore afraid of them. And the prophets called out again, saying: We have come unto you from the south that we might bring this people unto repentance of their wicked actions. The wicked hide in their holes away from the sun; therefore, come out that you might confront your evil deeds in the light.
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And this people still hid themselves, for they desired not to confront the prophets, for they were sore afraid.
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Now, at this, an Aiyseir came down and gave instruction to Belthizar and Aiyvōhimos, saying: Inasmuch as this people hides away from you like rodents in their holes, they shall not repent, and upon your leaving, they will straightway return again unto their wicked ways. Therefore, rest not and cry unceasingly the words which Aiyseir Aiylōhyme shall place into your hearts.
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And now, Belthizar and Aiyvōhimos separated into different parts of the city, and they placed their faith unto their Redeemer and said the words which were placed into their hearts. And they spoke these words without ceasing for two days until the people became vexed with their preaching and fled from their holes and into the sun to confront them.
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And when this had happened, Aiyvōhimos said these words unto them: I have toiled for two days that you might come out of your homes and into the light; therefore, I now speak these words unto you. Your actions are not but wickedness, and your hearts are black as pitch. Aiyseir Aiylōhyme has called upon us to bring you unto a repentance of your fathers.
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And there came a man from the crowd that said: As you have spoken, for we have suffered your cries for two days and two nights. We are but a peaceful people; therefore, leave us in peace.
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And Aiyvōhimos said: You are not a people of peace, for you sacrifice the virtue of little children and you sacrifice the virtue of women and cause that men should rule over them for their lust. Therefore, I cry out unto you, repent, you wicked branch, lest Aiyseir Aiylōhyme destroy you.
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And the man said: How shall this god destroy us?
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And Belthizar said: We shall leave this place, and we shall dust our feet off at the entrance of your wicked city and when we do this, a sore drought will befall this place and in this, all the plants of this place shall become dry and desolate and ready for the oven. Then, there shall come a great storm, and lightning shall reign down from the heavens and shall set this place alight, and the entirety of your people shall burn.
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And now, the people began to be sore exhausted with the prophets and called them to leave their place of habitation. And when the prophets again said words of repentance unto them, they were cast into prison, and in this we see that this people feared these prophets, for they did not wish them to leave to dust off their feet.
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And they were held in prison for the space of many moons. And the people suffered them to drink neither water nor consume food, but inflicted many sufferings upon them. But it came to pass that the prophets came not down in sorrow but cheered and partook of spiritual manna and thus continued on with energy. And they perished not, but dwelt in happiness, making their small prison a place of Zion. Nevertheless, the day came that an earthquake struck the land, causing the prison walls to rend, and in this way were the prophets set free. And they were given strict heed to go about again prophesying unto this people, and for three days and three nights they prophesied all the words which were placed into their hearts, and the people dared not touch them for the power of the Aiyseir were in them.
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And it came to pass that on the third day, there came unto the prophets twelve children, and these children came unto the prophets, believing all their words, and they said unto the prophets: We know you to be good men, for thus the Aiyseir has told us.
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And Aiyvōhimos beheld the terror that these children had faced and was filled with righteous indignation and proclaimed a certain destruction upon this people for the horrors which they had inflicted. And Belthizar spoke unto the children, saying: You have seen Aiyseir?
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And the children said: Yes, sir, we did.
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And Belthizar spoke, saying: Leave this place and go wherever the Aiyseir lead you, and we will meet you there, for you are blessed among all the children of this land. And Aiyvōhimos broke the bands with which these children were bound, and they fled the land, going wherever the Aiyseir led them. And then the prophets left that place, dusting off their feet as they left, and this act left a curse upon this place insomuch that in the space of not many months an exceedingly fierce drought covered the land and the whole land turned to tinder and burned and all the people in that land were destroyed, and the Aiylōhyme will do with their souls as the Aiylōhyme see fit.
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Nevertheless, Belthizar and Aiyvōhymos came unto the place where the children had gone, and they beheld that the Valkyr had descended and were caring for the children and were giving them suck and teaching them in the ways of righteousness. Now, these children had suffered much, and the Aiylōhyme caused that the Valkyr heal these children of their wounds and aid them that they might recover.
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And it came to pass that when the prophets had collected these children, he took them unto the lands of Aiyalfen. That they might be adopted and that they might grow up in the Ways of Righteousness. And we know that these children were adopted into homes among the people of Aiyalfen and were revived of their peoples' sins upon them and in this way became righteous members of this community, all becoming prophets and seers themselves.