13:19 The angel spoke thusly. “If the dragon has thirteen heads, do not strike at the neck. If you shouldst remove one head, another shall grow in its place. 13:20 Strike between the heads, then move aside, for they will lash out and strike itself. 13:21 The dragon cannot regrow a head it itself devours.”
- The Testament of the Demon Finder of Hattin, Noddist Apocrypha
I see my soul as a great god within the boat of Ra on the night of the red star. My soul is in the front among those who sing the songs of centuries. Come; the eye of Horus, the eye which crafts glories upon Ra’s brow and rays of light
-The Book of the Dead, Ankhet’s Translation, Tablet 18
Our superiority is not one of divine right; divinity is but a distraction. Divinity is a distraction, and religion is a tool. For some, religion is a tool to find purpose and guidance. For ours, religion is a tool to filter our wishes to the flock with deniability and detachment. We say, “It’s not our desire, childe, it’s the Lord’s. I will support your choices. The Lord, however, is not so forgiving.”
-Cardinal Serenity, Walking the Road of Kings, Volume 7