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RUGHAL On the day of a lunar eclipse, Rughal secretly entered the fortress. He lay at the exact spot where the rays from every gem would pass through his body, and waited for the precise moment. He thought he was prepared – but the eclipse caused the gems to act in a way he had not imagined. The resulting power surge ripped Rughal's body apart, incinerating him and transforming him into pure etheric energy. Everyone thought he was dead, but in truth, he had been changed – elevated – into something… different. Rughal became one with the gems, a part of everything the universe had to offer, his disembodied mind—barely able to recall the flesh and blood he had once been—sailed past moons and suns, through galaxies and across time, past and future, crossing through— becoming a part of—the very fabric of time and space. He saw things no human mind should ever see or comprehend. Then, slowly, his mind began to piece itself together; to become an energy consciousness that realized it once again wanted form. In the late 1800s, at the turn of the century that would rip mankind from its agrarian past into an industrial future of steaming steel and greed, Rughal reappeared in human form. This transportation through time and space affected Rughal greatly. He had seen snippets of tomorrow in fractured forms, knew secrets but still needed to understand what he saw as it unfolded. He aged slowly, and managed to integrate himself into society in such a way that eventually, over the decades, Rughal became his own son, then his own grandson, bequeathing to himself the enormous multinational business consortium he had built like a web across the world. But Rughal was not mindlessly searching for wealth and power. His original vision – his personal mandate – was to harness the knowledge of the Huras Al-Hikma and the power of the Noor Stones to change the world. That plan still held true, except now it could be backed by his international stranglehold on business, commerce, technological research and development as well as by control over political interests across the world. All Rughal needs to actuate his vision are the missing gems and 99 people to wield them. He has spent decades searching, and has spared no expense in his clandestine hunt. He has not even withheld the opportunity for success from those whose beliefs run contrary to his own, believing himself to be a master manipulator of even men with opposing interests. Rughal’s unwitting ally in the hunt for the Ahjar Al-Noor is a man whose mission he has secretly been funding for nearly a decade – a man whose interest in the gems is far more philanthropic. A man named… Dr. Ramzi Razem. |
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