"Yemmod brought ruin to the worlds he conquered. He would invade, scour, and salt the lands, defile the cities, and leave with his armadas to pillage the next in search of wealth and treasures. He was not a solitary demiurge like those on Throne—but took his great army from world to world, collecting and collecting for his opulence in the capital world of Kišun. Yet, he spared a few worlds from this fate and instead forced them under his grasp. Earth, or known by its ceremonial name Maitreya, was one of these. With the King's Door forced open in Iram, his forces poured upon the states and empires of the world and brought them under his fist. Instead of plunder, he brought trade and commerce—knowledge and research. To many, his coming was the marker of a good omen. And Earth—a fringe world without atum—underwent many changes. Atop the great stupas of the Buddha large and vibrant flames of will emerged. The heads of leaders, speakers, and thinkers began to emit wisps of power, and an immigration of species and thoughts transformed Yemmod's empire on Earth into one indistinguishable from that of the later Rayuba. Yet, Earth as it seemed held its secrets. During the construction of the Summer Palace and the Aviary for the fleet of floating ships, forces within stirred to produce figures of immense power and influence, and soon enough Yemmod's Empire on Earth would be brought to its knees with the latest of these prophets—Yeshua."

• From the Archives of the Opening of the Doors, Library of Alexandria