#or demon

Because Choice spirit.

What do we know about this?

This is the most evil Anunnaki (Deity of Sumerian mythology). Most likely, it's a man or a manlike deity. It did not acquire a material form when it came to Earth. It was in a bad mood for people and longed for destruction. It claims that it created «Children of Nibiru» cycle to free itself.

I studied Sumerian mythology for several months, trying to realise what God of the Sumerian pantheon could be Evil Entity. I had many options until I focussed on the one that I considered the most suitable.

And in the end, I came to the conclusion that Evil Entity is Namtar, the son of Enlil (the supreme God of the Sumerian pantheon, who is the God of wind, storms, air and earth) and Ereshkigal (the Sumerian Goddess, who is the ruler of the World of the Dead).

But who is Namtar? Namtar is a chthonic God or demon associated with the Underworld. In myths, he often acted as a messenger of the Supreme Gods.

In the Sumerian pantheon, he was in charge of disease and death, was responsible for fate and its embodiment. The gods gave him all kinds of orders regarding human destinies, and Namtar fulfild these instructions. According to legends, he controlled sixty different diseases that could take the form of demons and penetrate into different parts of the human body. He often entertained himself by sending diseases to people, as he was an evil and hostile to people Deity.

But there is one interesting fact: demon diseases, on his order, attacked not only people, but also gods. In the myth of Inanna's descent into the underworld, Namtar, obeying his mother's order, sent all sixty diseases on her.

In some myths, he is also described as a demon who had power even over the gods, because he was the personification of death. When, according to the command of the gods, the hour of death of a person came, it was Namtar who came for him to escort him to the underworld to the gods Nergal and Ereshkigal.

Quite an interesting description, do you agree? And the description of Evil Entity coincides:

1. Didn’t get a material form (no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't find the image of Namtar).

2. Bad attitude towards people (sent diseases to them for fun).

3. He was in charge of human destinies.

4. He had a power over people.

And this explains how Evil Entity could have created «Children of Nibiru» cycle. The deity, who ruled human destinies, is once a spit.

If you stick to this version of the origin of Evil Entity, then in this situation I can easily imagine why it was still imprisoned in a crystal sarcophagus... Because he literally sent sixty diseases to the goddess Inanna. Perhaps he could also do something that could later be imprisoned in crystal sarcophagus.

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when - after being taken by the Queen

Fenn was pacing, again. 

Ever since he’d been snatched by that horrid bitch (with her haunting song that both repulsed and compelled him to the depths of his soul), he’d been unsettled. More than he’d expected to be. Every time he felt himself beginning to calm, he’d remember they were trapped here. Beneath the sea. In a room with a locked door and no conceivable way out.

He felt like a rabbit, trussed up in a snare. Waiting, wide-eyed and doom-souled for his inevitable demise. It was both humbling and intensely aggravating. He was not some helpless creature - a pawn to be thrust about on the board with no agency of his own.

Not anymore.

He’d made the decision weeks ago, but waited too late to act. To publicly announce his split from Lan and the demons as a whole. An error he was kicking himself for, now. But what was done was done. There was not going back, so he had to look forward. To devise a means of escape. First from this pathetic, damp excuse for a hovel and then from Lan. From the only life he’d known in recent memory.

He’d lived the last few years in a thrall, hanging on every word Lan let slip from his silver tongue. And, while he was beyond disgusted with himself for believing the ruse, he was determined to use it to his advantage. Somehow. Something Lan said in the lead up to his disappearance must be useful. 

Muttering to himself, he continued his pacing - deep in his personal machinations.