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ad brought them together, in caves or rock crevasses. They walked on all ours until the Gods arrived. The Gods brought the light." We do not know when all this appened. Where the strangers came tom is only dimly known. A dense mystery lies over the origin of our Former Masters which even the priests’ knowledge cannot disperse. According to tradition, the time must ave been 3,000 years before the hour zero—13,000 BC according to the calendar of the White Barbarians. Suddenly, glimmering golden ships appeared in the sky. Enormous blasts of fire illuminated the plain. The Earth shook, and thunder echoed over he hills. Man bowed down in veneration before the powerful strangers who came to take possession of the Earth. The strangers said their home was called Schwerta, a world far distant in he depths of the universe where their ancestors lived and from where they ad come to bring their knowledge to other worlds. Our priests say that it was a powerful empire made up of many planets, as numerous as grains of dust on the road. And they also say that both worlds, that of our Former Masters and the Earth itself, meet one another every 6,000 years. Then the Gods return. With the arrival of the strange visitors to our world, the Golden Age began. One hundred and thirty amilies of the Ancient Fathers came o the Earth to free man from darkness. And the Gods recognised hem as their own brothers. They settled the wandering tribes; they gave them fair shares of all things edible. They worked diligently to each man their laws, even though heir teaching was met by opposition. For all this labour, and for the sake of everything they suffered for mankind and for what they brought and showed us, we venerate them as the bringers of our light. And our cleverest artisans have fashioned images of the Gods that bear witness hroughout all eternity to their true greatness and wonderful power. Thus he image of the Former Masters has remained known to this day. In appearance, the strangers from Schwerta hardly differed from man. They had graceful bodies and white skin. Their noble faces were framed with bluish-black hair. A thick beard covered the upper lip and the chin. Like man, they were vulnerable creatures of flesh and blood. But the decisive sign that distinguished the Ancient Fathers from men were the six ingers on each of their hands and the six toes on each of their feet, the characteristic of their divine origin. book, The Book of the Water Serpent, describes the arrival of 2,000 German soldiers in Akakor and their integration with the Ugha Mongulala people; it also predicts a third Great Catastrophe. In the fifth part, the Appendix, | have summarised the results of my research in Brazilian and German archives. — KB 1. THE REALM OF THE GODS 600,000 BC to 10,481 BC Foreign Masters from Schwerta The Chronicle of Akakor, the written history of my people, starts at the hour zero, when the Gods left us. At that time, Ina, the first prince of the Ugha Mongulala, resolved to have everything that was going to happen written down in good words and in clear script. And thus The Chronicle of Akakor bears witness to the history of the oldest people of the world, from the beginning, the hour zero, when the Former Masters left us, until the present time, when the White Barbarians are attempting to destroy our people. It explains the testament of the Ancient Fathers, their nowledge and their wisdom. And it describes the origin of time, when my people were the only ones on the continent and the Great River still lowed on either side, when the country was still flat and soft like a amb's back. All this is written down in the chronicle, the history of my people since the departure of the Gods, the hour zero, which corresponds to the year 10,481 BC according to the calendar of the White Barbarians: "This is the story. This is the history of the Chosen Servants. In the beginning, all was chaos. Men lived like animals, without reason and without knowledge, without laws, and without tilling the soil, without clothing themselves or even covering their nakedness. They knew nothing of the secrets of nature. They lived in groups of two or three, as accident The Chosen Tribes From the chosen families, the Gods ounded a new tribe and gave it the name of Ugha Mongulala, which in he language of the White Barbarians means the Allied Chosen Tribes. And as a token of their eternal covenant, hey mated with their servants. Therefore the Ugha Mongulala resemble their divine forefathers to he present day. They are tall; their aces are characterised by protruding cheekbones, a sharply delineated 64 * NEXUS FEBRUARY - MARCH 2011 www.nexusmagazine.com