TRANSCENDENTAL WRITTEN SOURCES. The Aventurances of Heliocary, The Turdam

THE AVENTURANCES OF HELIOCARY THE TURDAM.

Would pass the time and we are at the dawn of the birth of the Human Empire when another of these classic writers, Heliocary the Turdam, very attached to the House of Mirykaban (founder house of the Human Empire) and highly politicized (his works have been best example of political justification that has never had the Empire) wrote a volume, largely unknown whether it should be compared with its ideological and political production, complementing the vision once identified by the wise old elf.

Heliocary has a review of the work of Arckannoreth (even came close to the old Litany) and interpreted it under the new light of the times, that is: under the keys of the emerging Human Empire. Gathering that Literary constant that was the importance of the human role he predicted that the fight against the hypothetical return of the Shadow was the last and most important test to which it was destined for that empire that was beginning to birth.

Heliocary found in the cult of the gods of darkness, especially the widespread cult of Kallah, the scapegoat on which to focus his speech. Thus, all the evidence in the Enigmas will be reinterpreted by him attribute to the figure of the divine Advent an image of a warrior king, a great champion of the war that would rise from obscurity to defeat the threat, embodied by the hosts of followers of the Goddess of Moon, which then enjoyed a conception as malignant goddess yet and incite further the need for his followers were persecuted for a long time (until the Armistice Religious Ic 932) and they always had the taint of being a pernicious cult.

Although not too well received by critics, his writings have most popular impact, at least in his time, which was the work of Arckannoreth. Its served to a many emperors as a legitimation of an imperialist hard policy and strongly expansionary although its lost with the passage of time and the consolidation of the foundations of the Empire. This text, for many reasons, is crucial to understand many issues in this saga, not just those relating to the prophecies.