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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.
Inside the ark Noah's sons slept apart from their wives while the earth died, then walked out paired again to begin the second human sowing.
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.
Off the ark, Noah taught his sons to bury blood in dust, and heaven answered with a bow, a feast, and a warning about the days they would lose.
