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== The sinking of Lemuria ==
== The sinking of Lemuria ==


By and by the early rumblings of cataclysm were heard by the inhabitants of Mu. The altars of the most remote colonies were the first to topple. When the last strongholds—the twelve temples surrounding the main temple—were taken over by the [[Satanist]]s, the momentum of light invoked by the remnant of the faithful was not great enough to hold the balance for the continent.  
Al poco tiempo, los habitantes de Mu oyeron los primeros rumores de cataclismo. Los altares de las colonias más remotas fueron los primeros en caer. Cuando los [[Special:MyLanguage/Satanist|satanistas]] ocuparon las últimas fortalezas —los doce templos en torno al templo principal—, el impulso de luz invocada por los fieles restantes no fue suficiente para sostener el equilibrio a favor del continente.  


Thus Mu finally sank by the sheer weight of Darkness that her children had invoked—and which, because their deeds were evil, they had come to love more than the Light. She went down in a horrendous mass of volcanic fire and exploding lava, and the flame focuses that had sustained a mighty people and a mighty civilization were no more. What had taken hundreds of thousands of years to build up was torn down in a cosmic interval—the achievements of an entire civilization lost in oblivion, the spiritual-material evolution of man stripped from his outer memory!   
Thus Mu finally sank by the sheer weight of Darkness that her children had invoked—and which, because their deeds were evil, they had come to love more than the Light. She went down in a horrendous mass of volcanic fire and exploding lava, and the flame focuses that had sustained a mighty people and a mighty civilization were no more. What had taken hundreds of thousands of years to build up was torn down in a cosmic interval—the achievements of an entire civilization lost in oblivion, the spiritual-material evolution of man stripped from his outer memory!