Chronicle 55 Anno Stellae 7537, Chronicle 56 Anno Stellae 8033, Chronicle 57 Anno Stellae 8507

Chronicles 55 returned us to Babelen where the next generation of Sharru found himself in financial difficulties and his kingdom on the verge of toppling. With a great scheme to bring his country back to the top tier of industry, Sharru left on a conquest leaving his son to reign in his stead. This turned out to be a grave mistake for both rulers, as the son of Sharru, a lover of great decadence, could not resist defiling the holy articles of the Jewish temple. This put him in a very unusual predicament where the aged Daniyel was once against sought out for his wisdom in strange phenomenons. After a grave warning, Daniyel disappeared from off the scene, or so it seemed; leaving Babalen to face its doom. Chronicle 56 gives an insight as to the true purpose of the mysterious jewel-stones seen throughout the eras on Earth II. Each stone, the next one more evil and diabolical than the one before it, sought out fertile 'land' to sow its chaos, with the hope of recreating its kingdom in the process. After Babelen failed, the star-jewel found another ideal target to restart the process of building again. The famed Iskander the Great happened to be its focus, but his rule was short-lived. Wally the pedometer pondered on the Algols, a fiercely wicked species of aliens who were considered as gods by Iskander and his people, but in actual fact the evil power behind the jewel-stones. But all was not lost, as FC became the dominant controlling player in the wargame, destroying stone after stone, showing them and even Wally that he was the unpredictable wildcard in the game. Chronicle 57 introduced us to yet another evil jewel-stone, sapphire, which brought more evil than any other stone before it. More of FC's plans were revealed as the book called The War of Heaven and Earth was introduced along with a training manual held and instituted by Daniyel. FC was raising up his army of alphabet warriors who would prove to be the strangest yet the most extraordinary individuals. Brun happened to be one of those warriors, who entered into the picture as a captive first, then a husband to Andromeda and then a father to many children. Next was Molu who was even more extraordinary and with these two warriors in particular, the story takes unusual twists turns, revealing more about the evil agenda of the Algols. Yet more evil entities were introduced called the Gorgon sisters, who happened to be more fiercely wicked than the Algols. These creatures were tied to the Atlanteans led by Chief and Commander Elektra, and were somewhat shunned by them for obvious reasons. In the end, most of these entities were handled by FC and his army of extraordinary alphabet warriors, using unusual tactics to devastate these evil entities' agenda for world domination and destruction.