Snippet Post from Chapter Five of The Prodigal Band Aftermath: The Evil Gen’s ‘One World Religion’ Introduced

Another short post here, also from Chapter Five, part of the meeting of the Lucosiris Club in May, 2027, where leader Gen introduces their founding creator of a new ‘one world religion’ that will also establish a court system to ‘deal with’ anyone who does not take part in this ‘one world religion,’ which has the ultimate goal of destroying, primarily, Christianity—belief on Christ. What with Christians, from Nigeria to the middle east to much of Asia and the rest of Africa…and seemingly now, in the west—where Christianity was once the most prominent religious belief system and where government leaders are now allowing non-Christian religions (Islam being the most favored by these wicked western ‘leaders,’ what with Muslim immigration-by-boat seemingly taking over western Europe) to upend practicing Christ-centered beliefs. This persecution will likely also come to North and South America, and everywhere else, soon, and is one reason I decided to incorporate this ‘one world religion’ scenario into this novel. And then you have the various Bible New Testament epistles and the Book of Revelation claiming this will being about ‘the end times’ and ‘the beast system, ruled by the Anti-Christ likely from the so-called ‘third temple’ in Jerusalem.

Now, onto the post, from Chapter Five of The Prodigal Band Aftermath, copyright © 2026 Deborah Lagarde.

From the meeting of the Lucosiris Club, May, 2027

“Sorry I’m late.” For a Lucosiris member, a man younger than Dumlat but related to him, a man who led a religious cult based in Jerusalem, a cult seeking to establish a world-court system to aid Gen in his ‘control’ of Earth, suddenly skip-walked into the meeting, into an empty chair at the meeting table on the opposite end from where Gen stood.

Gen smiled. “I was wondering when you would show up!” Broader smile.

Dumlat, his cousin, stood up. “So, Mannidees, what took you so long?”

Mannidees, who wore dark robes and had a long beard and curly brown hair, declared, “I was meeting a few miles from here about a new world court system Gen and I are setting up—”

“For you know what purpose, Dumlat.” Gen snidely interrupted. “To eliminate, using our new court system, any opposition to our new world rulership. Any opposition to our lawful system. Any opposition to your Origin agenda.”

Dumlat hung his head. “Yes, of course. And my cousin Mannidees is the perfect one to bring this about. He has been instrumental in divining the laws to bring out our control.”

Selwynu thought. Satan’s or Corion’s or Lucifer’s control, you mean!

For the laws Mannidees ‘divined’ stemmed from a religious work that inspired Dumlat’s identity.

The next post will feature Selwynu being introduced to ‘the good guys’ led by Morwenna at Lloyd Denholm’s Richmont apartment, likely in mid-August.

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