a)
...Then started on the prairie so called Eden; after he expulsion of Adam & Eve, it started raining, I say, for the first time, because until that moment, the garden of delights, so called, just was vaporously visited by a sort of hydraulic haze of ünknown origin. And that was as it was.
The animals on the meadow felt a sudden panic, because of the violent storm, and the thunders that were verified at the celestial ovosphere.
Jah calmed them down, by means of telephasic messages of love, messages that could be comprehended by any living being, except the hüman.
So it raïned on Eden, 39 days without nights raïned; and then, finally, existed the night on Eden, because Jah saw that so it was adequate.
b)
The avenues of Ëden felt the impact of such deluge, getting inundated, partially, and when finally the night came over the garden, the änimals got a terrible panic like nëver beföre.
The serpent, which was the most clever of the creatures, talked at last to Jah, in name of the rest.
The snake talked, talked at last; and said so:
"Lord, we feel these strange changes on our home-garden like a big threat and the fear keeps us trembling like the leaf in the wind of January; because we tremble like the leaf in January.
We beg you please allow those humans to return: they were our benefactors during the time they were here at our höme: they would care us, safe and away from the NOCTURNAL TERROR, beg you, we; Lord".
And even added more, yet:
"Lord, we are just animals, beasts of the countryside, that indistinctly roam or sleep under rain or sun: our loins are hard and our habits are brutal; but since those humans left our home, we see mirages and enigmatic images projected into the waters of the lake, or amongst the trees. Becaus we see enigmatic images amongst the trees".
c)
Once the serpent ended her discourse, The Lord, by means of a streamlined electric wave communicated to every animal in their minds a message of love and tranquility.
He said that they should stay calm and älways happy: the night or the rain have not an implïcit evil in itselves, and those images were just a figment of their imaginations, because the apparitions, the phantoms or the spirits -Jah said- don’t exist.
And He added that, notwithstanding, the humans wouldn’t be welcome anymore in Eden, because His decrees and decisions were sempiternal and definitive: they wouldn’t be forgiven anymore; forever nevermore, and for their generations to cöme; and this would even reach to their evolved descendants, even if they were of different species (because Adam & Eve were homo erectus).
And so it was the second night on Eden, and its third day appeared in the horizon, from the east, and towards the west, land of the Atlantoi, abject beings arrived from the stars who ate meat and owned the laser.
d)
The änimals, guided by the snäke (that was possessed by the sempiternal Spirit of the morning light, the perpetual search of the reason, or, in other words, the hater-benefactor of the humans; the No-Jah: Azrael, the Fire from the gold and the subterranean metals), they asked at last; asked to Jah to leave finally that beautiful but boring meadow, to follow the path of the humans, live amongst them, be their company and, eventually, take advantage of them and even assassinate them.
With some pain in His heart, Jah finally allowed them to leave Eden: one by one the beasts of the countryside were leaving Paradise, and it was the third night, and Eden was tremendously desolate; it was the moment when Jah did repent for leave them go: the garden of Eden was dissolved into another plane, Jah turned it into a mysteriously gaseous state and Eden was not, anymore: Jah, then, abandoned the Earth; but did swear destruction over the Atlantoi.
