The Causality of Time - Conception

Name: The Causality of Time - Conception
Author: Jonnathan Strawthorne

Science Fiction Science Fiction Adventure Historicaladventure,Historicalstory Sciencefictionbook +3 More

Summary

Talmido and Si-tatious flee across the landscape of ancient Mesopotamia with tens of thousands of people devoted to their cause: freedom and personal liberty. They settled at the headwaters of the Tigris River and the sea above Akkad to build a city to rival Nineveh and Babylon. Ke-zith-rist, the first to emerge from his race, is running out of time. A traitor is in the midst, and he must be found before the empire destroys the fleeing rebels. He is commissioned by the Anunnaki to send out millions of autonomous robots to search for habitable worlds and to set up teleportation Stargates. Mardu-poe, one of the Anunnaki, embarks on a campaign to subvert the Primus and Authorial's stated missions. His cohorts devise a plan to thwart any attempt to destroy the Trilateral Perigee's prime directives. The Primus, entrusted with maintaining order as the Originator is away, is faced with open rebellion and must come up with a plan of action to deal with the rebels. The Authorial becomes increasingly worried about the decisions being contemplated by the Primus and decides to take matters into his own hands.

Genre: Scifi

Author: Jonnathan Strawthorne

Status: Complete

Chapters: 43

Rating: n/a

Age Rating: 18+

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