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Narrated by Garrett Kiesel https://kieselkreative.com

[19 | 100,000 BCE]

On the newly seeded Earth, the hybrid-Anunnaki lived in harmony with their human counterparts. They spent their time teaching them and prepping them for their future to join them. A future that took a sudden turn when the Anunnaki decided, mining for gold and erecting monolithic structures were not of interest to them. They wished instead to enjoy the fruits of Earth—not the labors. 

At first, they found the Earthlings to be unique—like a pack of loving dogs. They wanted to know where they came from or how they evolved into the humanoids they are. 

It was a mystery to them how the intelligent life of Earth had formed. The Anunnaki hadn’t knowledge of other intelligent species outside of their own race, and before they sent the false moon to Earth, their explorations of it showed no signs of such life. Nevertheless, they were there.

All around the globe, hybrids were becoming frustrated with their assigned duties. The new organic casings altered their minds. The desire to save and further their race was no longer a priority—love, food, and passion triumphed. 

All the Anunnaki were assigned to different parts of the globe, each with specific skin tones to match the surrounding weather and land. The color of their skin somewhat mimicked the already developed people. Then, the hybrid skin began turning colors and reflecting in the sun like a rainbow on a slick oil spill, eventually settling and turning into a soft blue. The foods they ate and the shelter they had, altered the virgin bodies they took up residence in.

Across the planet, the hybrids remained in contact. They were all synced together with technological telepathy, allowing them to stay in touch after they dispersed. Amongst their discussions, they learned from the other’s experiences that humans are intelligent beings not dissimilar from themselves. Flashbacks of their primitive state on Nibiru came back to them. They realized that the Earthling natives could also advance as they did, so they began teaching them language, mathematics, and culture.

Life as a teacher was rewarding for a time, then the nostalgic effect wore off. This education went on for a few years while the Anunnaki attempted to build pyramids around the globe. The Anunnaki became frustrated with their mission, and they grew ever more arrogant from their role amid the humans. More and more, it became apparent that humans would be best suited to be slaves for them rather than counterparts. 

They kept the people separated into different classes, keeping them clustered in pockets of Earth based on height and skin color. Some of the people—the beautiful people—were held to be close servants and even friends. 

After becoming educated, many decades and generations of slaves later—occasional bits of intelligence could match the old minds of the Anunnaki. These people were kept nearby and trained as scientists to help learn of Earth and its unique physiology. The majority of the native people—of lesser intelligence—were given minor duties such as brick building or farming.

The hybrid-Anunnaki saw the capabilities of the people and their misunderstood directions in life as an opportunity. They could build their new civilization in a fraction of the time using them and then keep them as a slave race to meet their every need. 

The hybrids found the woman of Earth to be irresistibly tantalizing. Sexual intercourse became an obsession for the male Anunnaki—something the leaders of Nibiru would not be pleased with. The female hybrids' abilities to feel pleasure and become pregnant were not present—this caused frustration amongst the opposite sexed group.

A need most of the foreign visitors didn’t know they had, was love. They attempted to breed with each other early on in their mission without success. Maybe it was due to the cycling of t