157 myths · Page 6 of 6
God handed Noah the animals to eat and then stopped him at the bowl. A beast that kills a man is the smaller danger. A brother knows where to strike.
Rain hit the pitch like thrown gravel. Noah stood in the corridor and told his sons this was a house of mourning, not a bridal chamber.
Heaven had sentenced the world to erasure, and when the scalding rain fell the giants of Noah's generation charged the ark and clawed for a seam.
The giant sons of the Watchers dream of a flood that erases their kind and send Mahaway winging to Enoch to beg mercy heaven has already refused.
Noah drew the drained earth into lots and bound his sons with a curse. The first man to break that oath did it out of distaste for cold water.
In Alexandria, Philo takes the ark's measurements and finds a human body, then watches the same water rise inside a mind that stopped ruling.
The ram's blood ran into a hollow the flood had scoured. Noah went down on his knees and buried it before his sons could eat.
