Book Five: The Era of Depravity
1. And so it came to pass, in the aftermath of the Great Fall, that Adam—once the Firstborn of the Garden—descended into Gaia, the fractured and fertile world that would become the cradle of mortal civilization. With him came his new consorts, bound not by Eden's innocence but by the primal laws of survival and ascension. From this convergence of flesh, spirit, and broken divinity, a new age was birthed—an age of blood and betrayal.
2. In time, the sacred blood of Adam mingled with that of Eve, his first companion, and from their union came the Children of the Light—wretched beings ablaze with the Merciless Light's grace, an unrelenting divine fire gifted by the Elohim who had cast them out. These descendants bore halos of judgment and eyes that saw sin before it was spoken. They were chosen to restore what was lost—but only through war.
3. Yet from the shadows of the first sin, another lineage stirred. Lilith, the Rejected One, and Samael, the Serpent of Truth and Corruption, gave rise to the Alukah—the Children of the Night. These were no mere mortals, but beings forged in darkness, shaped by desire and defiance. Where the Light sought order, the Night embraced chaos. Where the Light cast down, the Night raised up its broken.
4. Thus did the world of Gaia split along the veins of heaven and hell, light and shadow, divine judgment and infernal rebellion. The Kadmon Bloodline fractured—divine essence turned to weapon and inheritance became curse. Brother fought sister. Son slew father. The Era of Depravity had begun, and it would be written not in scrolls or stone—but in the marrow of the earth and the crimson tides of war.