When the Asaha decided that the creatures of fire shall interfere with the faith of the creatures of mud, such decision was not based on the command of a sacred or divine being such as a God. The presence of one and mighty God is not a concern of the creatures of fire. Maybe because the creatures of fire already know where they come from and where they will go.

  The Asaha interfered not because it was requested but because it was necessary. A creature of mud may not yet understand such necessity due to their short span of life and their short span of sight. Not to mention their total lack of prophecy.

  Despite all their shortfalls, deficiencies and miserableness, creatures of mud constitute a great deal of emotional presence in the universe that we all share. The amount of emotional energy these tiny but proud creatures release is incredible. If you could see the universe from the eyes of the Asaha, you would be convinced to protect such generous and complex resource.

  Such lavish release of emotions naturally has repercussions and consequences. The creatures of mud are not only destructive but also self-destructive. So, the Asaha decided to protect the creatures of mud from the creatures of mud themselves.

  `However, the complexity of a creature of mud is not merely the biology and physics as can be seen from half blind eyes such as theirs. The complexity is beyond dimensions of the universe. Dimensions, some of which the creatures of fire can see, and some of which they cannot.

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  The protection of the creatures of mud continued only with the civilizations worthy of protecting. Such as the Sumer. Clever, hardworking, feeling, the Sumer people were given a new world to protect itself and its civilization. And the Sumer did well, very well indeed. But they did not do as the Asaha wished to see. So, the Asaha kept building new worlds for the protection of the creatures of mud. Yet, none could achieve the one most desired wish of the Asaha: Perfection!

  I, the loyal Ghull of the Asaha, have been a fortunate creature of fire.

  I witnessed the struggle of the creatures of mud.

  I witnessed the struggle of the creatures of fire.

  I once witnessed the end of a century and beginning of a new one.

  I shall soon witness again.

  For as long as my fire burns in me, I shall witness and appear.

  I shall appear to repair my mistakes.

  I shall appear to prepare the darer.

  I shall appear to declare the unfair.

  And I shall share with the prince I care,

  In my dying wish I shall dare…