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Regarding the sayings of the prophet Egthēow: Egthēow went out, as was ordained by Aiyalfen, two by two, unto the lands of his kinsmen, and he traveled with Balthziar, brother of Belthizar. And they went down into the lands of the Feiginepti, the lands near the south sea which the Feiginepti had settled. And there they did a mighty work. Taking with them neither food nor water, they lived off of flowers and streams in the wilderness and Elohim made all these things good to be consumed for them, for they were led unto patches of berries and unto copses of fruit trees, and they consumed neither meat nor milk, but only the fruits and flowers and roots of plants and trees. And they were sustained ere they came unto the place of habitation for these traveling Feiginepti.
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And when they came unto it, they found another prophet who had come from the lands far from the east, for he had been traveling and had come across this place and these people, knowing that he was a prophet, cast him from their midst and spit on him and cast their dung upon him and thus drove him from the city.
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And they came upon this one whose name was Fao Zuey. And they came unto Fao Zuay and communed with him, and they partook of the fruit of the vine together and offered oblations unto the Aiy that they had come unto this place. And they joined in union and took to the streets of the city, prophesying against this people. For Aiysaiyah had indeed come unto this place, and this people had only hardened their hearts further against the righteous prophets of Aiylōhyme. Thus, these three had been given power from the All that they would prophecy and proclaim certain destruction upon this people, lest they repent.
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And they said many words unto these people, calling them unto repentance and reminding them of their fathers, not their fathers afore the flood, but prior, and these people had refused to keep a genealogy save back to their forefathers who had settled Feiginept.
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And thus, Egthēow cried unto them, saying: Oh, you wicked people who have cast out the prophets from among you. See this one whom you have cast out like so much dung. Know you not that you are to love one another? For he is but a traveler from the east, and because you have perceived him to be a prophet, or a sage, in the language of his people, you have cast him out, for you know that he will speak a hard thing unto you and you wish not to hear this hard thing. Yet, the Aiyseir Aiylōhyme have caused us, travelers from the north parts, to come down unto you and proclaim a certain doom upon your heads lest you repent of your wicked ways. For thus, if you repent not of your wickedness, this sea you have settled near will throw up its bounds and shall surly drown you within its depths, and in the day that that happens, you shall remember our words, and the words of Fao Zuay and the words of Aiysaiyah before us and you will know then that we were sent to proclaim certain doom upon you.
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And when the people had heard these words, they were sore vexed with these prophets and cast them away from the city. And as those three prophets were without the walls, an Aiyseir descended and said unto them, go into the city again and find a one named Hekthefus, for he is a righteous man and desires not to go without the city lest he be slain, for he has not worshiped the gods of the Feiginepti but has desired the Aiylōhyme which Aiysaiyah taught of. Therefore, go back into the city and retrieve this man.
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And thus, they took again their journeying under the cover of night, and none saw them. And they came unto the place which the Aiyseir had shown them and found within this Hekthefus, and he was rejoiced to see these prophets come unto his home. And he beheld that these prophets were weary and thirsty unto their hurt; therefore, he opened his food and grain stores and all ate and drank a feast unto the Aiy.
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And when the morn had come, they left the city and the wicked inhabitants and called down an Aiyseir that the city might be destroyed for its crimes. And we know that this place was indeed destroyed for its exceeding wickedness, for in a year after these prophets had departed, the sea overthrew its bounds and swallowed this place in its entirety and was drowned in the depths of the sea.118