On the journey to the Island of Gadeirus in Atlantis: Bearer
of Fruit (papyrus four) we learn that Aedon flies a Delta-transporter which is
powered from an invisible power grid which radiates from a distant pyramid. He
also carries an emergency supply of orichalcum (energy) in case the grid goes
down. Last thing he wants is to end up in a tailspin, diving into the ocean. All
of his worst fears are paid off in the first papyrus (chapter) in Atlantis:
Fall of the Gods.
Back to the first book: When we meet Curious Cain at the
plaza, he makes a remark which is a reference about being his brother’s keeper.
This remark was inserted as a motif reminiscent of the Cain and Able story.
Could this be the same Cain?
This chapter also tells us about Aedon’s missing eyebrow.
Someone else also has a missing set of eyelashes. Any guesses? A hint in the
right direction would be to read the papyrus titles Poeku’s Ladder in the
second book.
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