The Angels Saga - Sword of Andorra: The Problem with Prophets 2

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Sword of Andorra: The Problem with Prophets 2

Callodyn and Kayella sat with Karel and Uriel.

'It's strange,' said Uriel. 'Saruviel is not exactly what you would call – generous. I mean, he is an angel, but it's not his way, usually, to donat things like this very much.'

'Quite unlike him,' replied Callodyn. 'And to be so specific where he wanted the figurines and things placed and donated too.'

'Do you think he is up to something?' asked Kayella.

'I've examined the figurines and sensed out the animistic cipher they are using. It's standard sort of stuff. A nice thrill to it, but nothing out of the ordinary. A bit obvious a one – it is noticeable, but much of anima has always been like that. It reminds me of ancient greek texts a bit from the early Greek civilizations in the realms. Some of the Greek angels sorts of things. I think it might even be based on one particular text which I might have a copy of, but I just can't place it,' replied Callodyn.

'Right,' said Kayella. 'He has a little bit of a thing for Greek culture. Being called Alexander. But nothing terribly noteworthy. Not usually anyway.'

'Just a strange gesture, for no real reason than a good heart?' suggested Karel.

'Hah!' exclaimed Kayella. 'I mean, he's no longer the worst of us. But he's the adversary of eternity and he still causes people trepidation at time. It's the nature of the beast.'

'Quite obviously,' replied Callodyn. 'Still, I guess it's kind of him. But I wouldn't be surprised if there is some ulterior motive of some kind. Something known only to Saruviel. A deeper plan for some strange reason. Possibly should try and find that Greek text because of it.'

'It would be interesting if you managed to drag it out,' replied Kayella.

'You are researching Celestine things again?' queried Uriel to Kayella. 'We've been looking into a lot of things like that in recent times.'

'Oh, starting some new research. This Process has long been known as the Sword of Andorra Process, and there were also issues which The Celestine movement had on the issue, which I'm getting around to final summaries now that the Process is coming towards its end,' replied Kayella.

'Why, yes, it is, isn't it,' replied Uriel. 'I think I'd forgotten that.'

'Not long now,' said Callodyn. 'And a new beginning. Probably some new ideas, a new spirit perhaps, new concepts. A fresh Process usually brings such realities.'

'Maybe some new surprises from the Almighty,' said Kariel.

'Time will tell,' replied Callodyn.

'Only time,' finished Karel.

The End