long before the rise of the great civilizations of Sumer, Babylon, and Egypt, there existed a world far beyond our own a planet known as Nibiru. This world, shrouded in mystery and cloaked in the cold darkness of space, orbited a distant star, its journey taking it far from the warmth of the Sun for millennia at a time. But every 3,600 years, Nibiru would draw near to our solar system, its crimson glow illuminating the night skies of Earth.The people of Nibiru, the Anunnaki, were beings of immense power and wisdom. Their civilization had thrived for eons, their technology far surpassing anything humanity could imagine. Yet, despite their advancements, Nibiru was dying. Its atmosphere was failing, its people facing extinction. Desperate to save their world, the Anunnaki turned their gaze to Earth, a planet brimming with resources.Led by their wise and cunning leader, Enki, the Anunnaki embarked on a perilous journey across the void of space. Their great ships, powered by forces unknown to humanity, descended upon Earth, splashing down in the primordial seas. They established their first settlement, Eridu, a place they called "Home in the Faraway." From there, they began their mission to extract the precious metals, especially gold, that would save their dying world.For centuries, the Anunnaki and the igigi toiled, their advanced machines carving into the Earth’s crust, extracting the lifeblood of their salvation. But the work was grueling, and the igigi grew weary. They were not meant for such labor, and their numbers were few. Enki, ever the innovator, proposed a solution one that would change the course of history foreverUsing their knowledge of genetics and the raw materials of Earth, the Anunnaki created a new being the first humans. These Primitive Workers, as they were called, were fashioned from the clay of the Earth and imbued with the essence of the Anunnaki themselves. They were strong, resilient, and capable of performing the tasks In time, these beings evolved, growing in intelligence and spirit, becoming the ancestors of modern humanity.But the Anunnaki’s time on Earth was not without strife. Their leaders, Enki and his half-brother Enlil, often clashed over the fate of humanity. Enki, who had grown fond of his creations, sought to guide and protect them. Enlil, however, saw humans as little more than tools, disposable and unworthy of the Anunnaki’s care. This tension would come to a head during the Great Deluge, a catastrophic flood that swept across the Earth. Write by : kha lifa Follow for more