Elleth

Elleth is a Arch-Aeon that was loyal to Metatron Barbelo and Yahweh Barbelo.

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# The immortal Arena

Since 3,600 BCE by Yahweh's decree, The Arena was a place for humanity to prove their worth. Elleth's battles in this arena were brutal. She faced humans who sought to gain immortality or lose it forever, and she killed many thousands.

Elleth moved with grace, her steps measured and strategic. Her blade was an extension of herself, striking with deadly accuracy. Her opponent, fueled by ambition and the desire to prove himself, fought with a relentless determination.

Throughout the years, Elleth's presence in the arena served as a reminder of fear.

# Metatron's Betrayal

In the year 3,099 BCE, during the first Babylonian War, Elleth played a pivotal role in the events that unfolded.

As the battle raged on, Elleth fought alongside Metatron and the giants in defense of Yahweh. The conflict was fierce, with Heracles leading a formidable army against them. It was a chaotic and perilous situation, with the outcome hanging in the balance.

However, during the midst of the battle, Metatron betrayed Yahweh, turning against his fellow giants and slaughtering them. In a shocking twist, he asked Heracles to wound him with his sword. This act left Metatron severely injured but with a cunning plan in mind.

With his damaged divine wings, Metatron managed to take flight and soared towards Yahweh. and told him that the humans were victorious.

Yahweh, began to lift Heracles and other humans into the air one by one, using his power to obliterate them. Heracles, desperate for assistance, pleaded with Metatron for help, but Metatron's refused to help them. During this chaotic situation, Ishtar Barbelo saw an opportunity to capture Yahweh. Using her chains, she managed to subdue him and imprison him.

Two days later, the recovered Metatron approached Ishtar and deceived her by confessing his love. He cunningly cut her wings and, with the chained Yahweh, flew into the gate Valhalla. and returned both Ishtar and Yahweh to Barbelo.

With his triumphant return, Metatron declared himself the king of the gods and assumed absolute power over Babylon. His reign marked a significant shift in the balance of power in this world.

# Unknown Years

In 2924 BCE, the Second Babylonian War erupted, but the specifics of the conflict are shrouded in mystery, as Jesus Barbelo did not shared much of information.

While the details of the war are lost, Elleth's role in defending the rule of Metatron was undoubtedly significant.

The Third Babylonian War erupted in 2834 BCE, and it was during this period that the enigmatic quest for the Ark of the Covenant took place. Unfortunately, the precise details of this quest, including the names of those involved, have been lost to the sands of time. However, Jesus Barbelo's account suggests that the Ark was believed to hold great power, with magic stones and mystical items within its confines.

# 2781 BCE Fourth Babylonian War

In the heart of the war-torn landscape, Elleth led her formidable forces into battle against a coalition of immortal humans and powerful sorcerers. The battleground was the quaint village of Sablethorn, nestled amidst rolling hills and lush forests. As the clash of arms and magic echoed through the serene countryside, Sablethorn eventually fell to the relentless onslaught. The aftermath was a devastating scene, with the village left in ruins, its homes and fields scorched by the fires of war. Survivors were taken as slaves, destined for lives of servitude in the shadow of Elleth's victorious forces.

In another harrowing engagement, Elleth confronted an alliance of immortal humans Crystalwater mountains, a formidable fortress nestled atop a strategic hill. The keep had long been a symbol of resistance against the forces of Metatron and Yahweh.

Elleth and her Aeons stormed the battlements, facing formidable magic and formidable immortal foes. The battle raged for days, with the defenders fighting fiercely to protect their stronghold. However, Elleth's relentless determination and her Aeons' unwavering loyalty ultimately turned the tide of battle.

Crystalwater Keep fell, its walls breached, and its defenders vanquished. Like Sablethorn, the survivors faced a grim fate, forced into slavery as Elleth's forces emerged victorious.

The Fourth Babylonian War left a trail of destruction and suffering in its wake, as villages burned, treasures were looted, and thousands were enslaved, all in the name of Metatron.

# Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh was born in 2677 BCE. Giglamesh slayed a dragon in the arena of Babylon, earning the title of King of Babylon on human side. Athena Barbelo made Giglamesh immortal after this event In 2641 BCE.

in 2602 BCE, Metatron summoned forth a legion of aeons and charged them with tracking down Gilgamesh and capturing him once again. With ruthless efficiency, his heavenly host scoured the earth, relentlessly pursuing the rebellious king until they caught up with him in the land of Canaan.

Elleth's relentless hunt took her to villages and towns to capture Gilgamesh, where she combed the arid plains and river valleys in search of any sign or trace of the human king. Her fierce determination and the power of her Aeons were a force to be reckoned with, leaving a trail of scorched earth and devastation in her wake.

In the quest to apprehend Gilgamesh, Elleth's relentless pursuit knew no bounds. Villages that had stood for generations found themselves caught in the crossfire of her relentless pursuit. As she relentlessly closed in on her target, any settlements suspected of harboring or aiding the fugitive king fell victim to her wrath.

Ancient villages were burned to the ground, their homes reduced to smoldering ruins, and their inhabitants forced to flee or face the merciless might of Elleth and her Aeons. These unfortunate settlements became collateral damage in the larger conflict, caught in the relentless pursuit of a determined warrior.

In Elleth's single-minded quest to capture Gilgamesh, she left a path of destruction behind her.

# Gilgamesh VS Elleth

Gilgamesh unwilling to allow another innocent population to suffer under Elleth's tyranny, Gilgamesh set off towards Elleth's domain, determined to end her cruel rule.

Upon arrival, he found himself locked in a duel with Elleth, for hours, they exchanged blow upon relentless blow until both combatants were bathed in sweat and tears. Yet despite his exhaustion, Gilgamesh pressed onward, driven by memories of loved ones lost and hope for those yet to be saved.

Just when victory seemed within reach, Elleth transformed into a monstrous creature of pure darkness, its tentacle-like appendages striking without warning or mercy.

As Elleth began to gather a beam of fire to kill Gilgamesh and his followers, Athena stepped forward. Her wings unfurled like a tempest, cutting through the air with blinding speed before engulfing them all in a protective whirlwind. Swept up amidst chaos, Gilgamesh clung to consciousness, barely registering his escape.

Moments later, the maelstrom subsided, revealing Athena in the midst of a terrifying exchange between herself and Elleth. Here was a contest that transcended mere warfare, something primeval, elemental, and beyond mortal understanding.

Athena wanted to save Gilgamesh and fought Elleth to give him time to escape. these actions proved pivotal. Distracted ever so briefly, Elleth permitted a sliver of vulnerability to enter her guard. In that fleeting instant, Elleth had taken captive Athena Barbelo.

And so Elleth returned victorious to Babylon, dragging her defeated foe along with her.But there would be no triumphant celebration. Instead, chaos erupted when word spread of Athena's capture.

# Athena's capture

Elleth sat across from Metatron at the conference table in her office within the Palace.

Metatron said "Athena and her followers must be made examples of, but not just for vengeance sake. We must show all of creation that challenging my rule has consequences beyond their wildest nightmares!" Elleth said "And speaking of nightmares... What of these mortal captives?”

Metatron set forth his plan to punish Athena and her followers in a manner both public and shameful like he did with Afrodite long ago. Naked and exposed, the Athena Barbelo and her followers were chained in the crowded street outside Metatrons Palace.

Metatron ordered the men and women alike to claim their prize and inflict upon them whatever depraved acts of sexual violence they pleased. If they dared to show mercy on them they will pay that mercy with their own lives.

Under Metatron's watchful gaze, Athena and her followers were violated time and again, forced to submit to any and all who demanded their compliance. Those who resisted, whether out of pride or fear, faced swift retribution at the hands of Metatron himself.

The cries of the condemned echoed throughout the city, mingling with the sounds of laughter and pleasure that surrounded them. It seemed that for some, this spectacle served only to heighten their already warped appetites, driving them to greater excesses of perversion and cruelty.

Metatron's ruthless punishment was the destruction of innocent lives and the corruption of what remained of human society.

After 2 days and nights as the gruesome ritual dragged on and on without respite, Ninshubul Barbelo found herself increasingly repelled by the sight before her. Ninshubul quietly slipped away from the anguished masses clamoring after Athena's body. With steady steps, she made her way beyond the bounds of Babylon, she arrived in the land known as Sumer, home to the rebels of Gilgamesh and Inanna. Ninshubul presented herself and explained the dire situation unfolding in Babylon.

# Epic of Gilgamesh

And so In 2129 BCE Inanna led the charge into Babylon.

To everyone's surprise,Gilgamesh redoubled his fury, launching devastating strikes at Metatron. Each blow cut deeper into Metatrons body causing gouts of blood and divine essence to splatter about the ruined streets of Babylon.

Everyone stopped fighting and watched Gilgamesh killing Metatron. Gilgamesh closed in on his target, poised to deliver the decisive strike. Time slowed to a crawl as his muscles flexed in preparation for the final blow. Any who dared witness this climactic moment held their breath, awestruck by the impending outcome of such divine retribution.

Gilgamesh after killing Metatron, taking advantage of the momentum and the confusion generated by the explosive flash, swiftly shifted his attention toward every Aeon and Barbelo present in the battlefield on Metatrons Side.

Caught off guard, many found themselves skewered by his sword, which pierced them effortlessly. Their essences dissipated along with their physical forms, leaving behind only smoking remnants scattered throughout the city's ruins.Gilgamesh displayed no mercy, meting out brutal justice to each enemy warrior who opposed him.

Gilgamesh gazing triumphantly upon the field littered with vanquished enemies.

**"It is done,"** he declared.

With Metatron defeated and his aeon forces shattered, Gilgamesh and his warriors seized the opportunity to take control of Babylon, bringing an end to the era of divine domination. As they asserted their authority over the city, Gilgamesh ordered a search for Elleth and other Arch-Aeons who had been instrumental in Metatron's pursuit of him.

Led by Gilgamesh, his loyal warriors combed the remnants of Babylon, determined to apprehend Elleth and her fellow Arch-Aeons. Their relentless pursuit led them through the ruined streets and hidden passages of the once-great city. Elleth and her comrades, now without the protection of their fallen leader, found themselves surrounded and outnumbered.

In a swift and well-coordinated operation, Gilgamesh's warriors captured Elleth and the other Arch-Aeons, subduing them and placing them in a secure jail within the city. The once-mighty defenders of Metatron now stood imprisoned, their power diminished in the aftermath of the battle.

# Justice

In the wake of the grand celebration that engulfed Uruk for five days following the epic battle, there came a solemn and somber moment when the fate of Elleth Arch-Aeon was to be decided. The city, once filled with jubilation and joy, now gathered for a more sober purpose: to hold a justice court against Elleth and to reckon with the crimes she had committed.

As the people assembled, Athena, stepped forward to address the crowd. She spoke of the pain and humiliation she had endured and the need for justice to prevail. Her words resonated with many who had silently borne witness to the torment inflicted by Elleth and her Aeons.

Gilgamesh, spoke his desire for a public execution as punishment for Elleth's actions. His anger and thirst for vengeance were palpable, and his words carried weight among the crowd.

However, Athena, countered Gilgamesh's call for execution. She argued that a wise and just king should show mercy, even in the face of heinous crimes. She proposed an alternative punishment: the cutting of Elleth's wings and imprisonment for a very long time.

The crowd listened intently, torn between the desire for retribution and the call for mercy. After much deliberation and debate, a decision was reached. Elleth Arch-Aeon would not face execution, but her wings would be severed, a symbolic act representing her loss of power and freedom. She would then be imprisoned for 3,000 years, a sentence meant to serve as both punishment and Justice.

And so, justice was served in Uruk, with the city's leaders recognizing the importance of mercy even in the darkest of times. Elleth's fate was sealed, her wings clipped, and her imprisonment marked a significant chapter in the history of Mesopotamia.

However...

# Return in Barbelo

Inanna offered Gilgamesh to marry her and the remaining gods to rule with humans. but Gilgamesh rejected her offer. Inanna then killed Enkidu with a disease and removed Immortality from Gilgamesh.

Gilgamesh become afraid of his death and visits Athena to find Mercy. Athena gave him 20 trials to complete to gain her Mercy. but Gilgamesh repeatedly fails the trials set before him and returns home to Uruk,

where he find's Merlin Barbelo fucking Hexate Barbelo in Gilgamesh Chambers. Gilgamesh then used his god killer sword to attack Merlin.

Then The Great will stopped Gilgamesh and took all the Barbelos including Elleth back to the Palace of Barbelo.

# 2022 CE

Elleth showed her self again in the world in October 12 of 2022 CE when a group of Immortals went to fight Merlin to make him kill them.

Elleth created a Facebook Profile to use Facebook Rules against Morgana Lefay.
Aeon's are Shapeshifters, Elleth used photos of Charlotte Stokely and took her shape to take pictures and videos for facebook.

Elleth cyber attacked Morgana and her friends in her posts making facebook block morgana for 30 days.

Elleth closed her profile about 50 days later after reaching 800 friends.
Elleth posted photos from the realm of barbelo in her profile that nobody not even the writer downloaded (as far the writer knows).

Writers note: i know you are reading, here i give your story to the world. create a new profile if you dare. but you need to use a new face.