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The Anunnaki Project
Paperback
Publisher: Aaron J Weaver
Published: Feb 3 2025
Pages: 246
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Humanity - a created species - but why?
Many millennia ago the Anunnaki traveled to Earth. Their mission was desperate. The sun was about to micro-nova. The last three micro-novas had devastated the Anunnaki home world.
Baron Rotha came with a plan. He believed he could save the Anunnaki home world from disaster. He needed gold, an immense amount of gold. It would be atomized and dispersed into their planets atmosphere. It would block the worst blasts from the raging sun.
The gold was on Earth. But the Earth has always belonged to the Saurian species. To get the gold meant trespassing.
The Igigi contracted for the Anunnaki. They had been loyal workers for a hundred-thousand years. But the work on Earth was too hard. The conditions were too dangerous. A conflict with the Saurian race was too likely. Nearly all the Igigi workers went on strike.
The last and desperate possibility was to genetically create a slave being. The plan was to genetically modify the 'hairy-man of the forest.' The Sasquatch could be captured and a new worker race might be created.
Fate put the entire job in the hands of a lone geneticist. Kin was a nobody in Anunnaki society. But Kin was a genius at genetic creation. His job was to create a worker being which was intelligent but not too intelligent, which could use their tools and understand their commands.
Could Kin create a viable slave being? Could the worker be controlled and put to task? Could they mine enough gold before the micro-nova ravages the Anunnaki home-world?
Every turn of fate conspired to halt the project. The Reptilians threatened war. They aimed to kick the Anunnaki off the Earth. Anunnaki politics tried to sabotage the program. The ruling class ever puts power before practicality. And Kin, alone in his laboratories for hundreds of years, fights for his sanity.
This is the true and forgotten history of the human species. The story is a gift to humanity from the Saurian species. They have an urgent reason to share it now.
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