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[Alexandr Korol]

For the past six months, since I finished the part about the underworld in the fourth volume and started working on the fifth volume about death, I’ve also been exploring, alongside death, who the God of the Sun is. That there are kind of four gods, four elements, four worlds, and then there’s the fifth — the God of the Sun. So basically, it all started in the fifth volume, but everything that should be revealed later will be in the eighth volume. I found a whole bunch of images showing a man with a crown like rays on his head, like the sun, and he’s riding in a chariot drawn by four horses. And the horses — two are turned one way, and two the other — as if they are opposites, like a reflection. And this, it turns out, represents the four seasons, the four elements, and that this is the Sun God. I found all the references in calendars and so on that mention the Sun God, and that image is there too, and it says that I’m supposed to become him. And then Alexander “the Great” also told me that I have to become him — the fifth one on this chariot. And now I’m looking at Achilles’ shield, and on it — I’m not sure if it’s him or someone else — but there’s an image of this very Sun God, riding a chariot with four horses.