>>14283017

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Now is the turn of the male rulers:

1 – The King of kings: What do we know about him so far? = He was the King of everything and everyone. He was the supreme ruler. He was the King of Atlantis, the King of the people and the King of the other Sebetti rulers. He was a wise and kind ruler, beloved by his people. We also know it’s highly possible he is the head of the Aquatic Spiritual Healers. His special ability seems to be an immense Spiritual Holy power.

He was the spouse of the Queen of queens, the one I’m calling Neith. They had at least TWO children; which I’m suspecting one of them is the Evil Lady….but there seems also to be a Crown Prince = an legitimate Heir to the throne, a male heir.

It’s unclear which was his heraldic symbol among the Sebetti Clans. The Griffin represents royalty and he was the top royal. So I’m saying the Griffin might represent him…but…that’s not entirely correct either. Since we’ve seen in the relief of Nergal (page 790) a veiled Lady sitting on a throne with 2 guardian Griffins = this indicates that she is royalty (I wonder if this is the Evil Lasy? I don’t know). Which in turn means, that the Griffin indicates the presence of a royal or the Royal guards near the royal person, protecting him/her.

So then, what is the heraldic animal of the King of kings? We have 3 possibilities:

A – The ThunderBirds: Seeing how fiercely they fought against the Horned Serpents worldwide their loyalty to the King is unquestionable. They are the deadly enemy of the Horned Serpents. How many traitors amongst their ranks have we seen so far? = NONE. So far, I haven’t picked a single multi-morph armor with the helmet of an Eagle. This is pushing me to believe that there were no traitors among the ThunderBird ranks, or at least almost NO traitors. And they were the ones whom followed the leadership of Isis/Neith in her battles against the Horned Serpents.

The Lamassu is the heraldic symbol of the Queen of queens and it’s a sky type of warrior. It’s possible that the ThunderBirds = another sky warrior, were the army of the King of kings. This way the royal couple would dominate the sky.

B – The Feline warriors: The Griffin is composed of both the Eagle and the Lion. Since the Griffin symbolizes royalty, I thought that at least one of these 2 animals would be the one under the command of the King of kings. It makes sense this way. But among the Feline warriors there were traitors as we’ve encountered a few multi-morph with a Feline helmet. There was no “absolute” = a 100 % loyalty towards the King of kings within the Feline warrior ranks.

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>>14289704

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C – The Ram warriors: when taking a look at Osiris, which I believe is the projection of the King of kings, it was said that the Ram was connected to him but the reason is unknown. Strangely, we don’t have much Ram warriors around. There is ONE in Ometepe, Nicaragua and there is also one = Khnum in Ancient Egypt, but that is just it.

I am sure the Ram in Nicaragua doesn’t represent cattle or the ram as an animal. This is a Sebetti Ram warrior. How am I so sure of this point? Well, because of what I read in all the cultures of the Andean region having a shortage of the “traditional” cattle, that’s why they relied mostly on Llama as a source for protein = meat. Such domesticated animal as rams or cows, didn’t show up in the artistic representations of the Andean Region as well.

Same goes for Mesoamerica, do you remember what was said about the “lack” of protein and there wasn’t much cattle to go around? So they relied on seafood and vegetable protein instead. We also don’t see cows or rams depicted in their art. Actually, I am personally unable to see anything clearly in their art, I get crossed eyed ^_^ it’s a bit difficult for me to discern it since it’s so elaborate and intertwined.

For the Central and Southern Americas, I’ve only managed to find out ONE Ram warrior. Same thing goes for Ancient Egypt where we know the traditional cattle existed but Ram warriors were scarce: why don’t we see many of them? Rams do exist in Mesopotamia, but the iconography is pointing to the animal ram not the Ram warrior with a human body. It’s mostly the type of artifacts (from different eras) looking like the picture I’ve attached with this page. It points to the animal, not a Ram warrior with a human body.

So where did MOST of the Ram warriors go? How can most of the Clan vanish like that? It’s like they have been completely wiped out? And it’s not just the Ram warriors but also the Wolf Warriors. So far, I was unable to locate Wolf Warriors outside of Ancient Egypt. Maybe I missed them.

Let’s pretend for 2 min that I’m a great general and I know I will be entering war soon and I need to prepare for it = plan for it. What do I do? I gather intelligence of all sorts of course and I also work on the strength and weaknesses of my adversary, then I put a plan, a strategic plan to take out first the ones (or things) which I consider as the most dangerous threat. If I take the strongest point of the enemy first, wouldn’t that weaken them considerately during the battle that is coming? I can understand why the Wolf warriors were almost wiped out: it’s because of their aptitude to technology and medicine = it gives them an edge on other warriors.

But what about the Ram warriors? Here, I’m totally in the dark, I cannot understand what’s so threatening about them. Unless, most of the Ram warriors were gathered in ONE place and they were all blown up in one go = set a trap to get rid of them all at once (possibility 1). Which in turn, makes me wonder why them and how powerful were the Ram warriors for them to be taken out like this? There is also another possibility that they were the weakest and were the first to be defeated by face to face combat with the Horned Serpent warriors (possibility 2). I’m not military guy, so if anyone with a bit of military knowledge is reading, it would be great to share your take on this.

As anons can see, I’m unable to tell for now which one of these 3 options it is: which is the heraldic animal of the King of kings. But this King is dead. The tragedy started with his death, so there is no way he lived for after the Cataclysm and got in the Andean Region. This is not the Sebetti we are looking for.

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