HISTORY
OF THE END OF THE WORLD: UPDATE
Of
course, the story of the sword was a smokescreen. A civilization
dependend from a sword? But I owned a swordc like that or will in the
nearby future. But they just pass through my hands before I give them
away or destroy them. But I hate swords. They give the bearer the
illusion of power and disguise their vulnerability. But in the
rightful hands a sword releases cosmic powers. And they did,
Who
are they?
The
Gods of course, the heroes, the All-Mighty spirits, angels and
demonic entities, That's why I destroy swords, like that ancient
Balinese kriss, full of dark powers and hatred for the “orang
blanda”, the White man i.c. The Dutch.
Like
I said, in the rightful hands. The “kukri” is the knife (!) of a
Nepalese Gurkha. Made out of rusty carparts, the shape of a boomerang
and big enough to cook an egg on it. They won the Falkland War,
because the Argentinian soldiers ran for their lives (literally). But
they die too. In the Himalayan mountains an old inn-keeper showed me
his son's “kukri”. He died in battle, that's for sure.
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