Listen Children of the Sun, how wicked women can be, and why their power must be curbed at every occasion.
In the Golden Age, Magnficient Father Yelm reigned supreme and all was orderly for an eternity. However, a new, rude planet started moving when it shouldn't have and came carooming and crashing in the Heavens. It was chased away many times, but its movement drew the attention of Father Yelm's youngest daughter, Verithurusa.
Verithurusa saw this foreigner and felt filthy desire for it. She blushed for such base emotion and turned red. She tried to hide behind a shawl but Perfect Yelm saw through her wiles and banished her from his family. She was thrown out of the Heavens and fell far below, out of sight of all. But her grief was so great that she left behind her shawl, imbued with her anger and deceit. The dirty shawl took a mind of its own and hid behind Yelm's throne, outside of His gaze, waiting for the proper time to strike. It took the name of Annilha.
When the foreign planet came again to defy the Perfect One, it brought with it a new weapon which had never been seen. This distracted the Glorious Golden Father for an instant, but it was enough for Annnilha to strike. She covered Yelm's Eyes and masked His sight for an instant, allowing the monster to strike and shatter the Perfect One. Darkness fell, but Vrimak High Flyer, the high part of Perfect Yelm, tore at Annilha and drove it to the deepest hells.
The low part of Yelm, Bijif, entered hell and discovered his former wife Entekos, her head splattered by another foreign demon. They consorted together and bore Good Son Lokarnos. But Annilha crept again behind the Perfect One and was thus reborn as Vendara, taking to the dark heavens. When the Dawn came and Perfect Yelm took His rightful place again, Annilha the filthy was there with other monsters and had to be accepted as part of the new world of compromise. She has plagued us ever since.
Lo, this is how even a pure maiden can be corrupted and how her deceit can bring the Greatest down. Hold to manly virtues and honor women as mothers and servants of men ; do not trust them on any other matters.
(I discovered this odd fragment in a compilation of texts trying to study various aspects of the Blue Moon, which I found in a lunar's preacher satchel. It seems to have been written quite recently and smacks of anti-lunar prejudice. Notice how the evolution of Sedeyna herself has been completely omitted). May Irripi Ontor give me enough Insight to decipher the other texts.
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