Amakyo was a carnivorous god, the one and only dearest to the king of the underworld. He had eaten hearts of human beings, and had soon become the emperor of the moon. The king of the moon was Amakyo's favorite god of gods as well as the god of people.
Amakyo was the god of immortality. He was the god of men and gods. He had eaten hearts of human beings, and the heart of a dragon, and Amakyo had brought back the heart of a poor and a virtuous deity.
Amakyo was a god of death and war, the god of cruel slaughter and blood.
Amakyo beloved the blood of those that he had enthralled, and he sought the slaughter of all men.
Amakyo seemed to be an immortal god. His son, his daughter, his daughters, his firstborn, and his sons.
Amakyo loved war and killed thousands upon thousands of men.
In the earth the violence of warfare is renowned, and the blood of innocent men, women, and children is lost everywhere.
Amakyo banished the peace-loving gods and waxed the unjust demons to a distant mountain in the wilderness, and he found a place near the end of the world for his abominable abominable sanctuary.
Amakyo hounded the Kraken, the earth-born tempests of the heavens, on every high mountain, like serpents—the ungrateful gods of unwarranted wrath. And he was angry with the gods for the persecutions of Abraham: Adam, Eve, and Abel.
The king of the earth, whose name means "Himself the fierce one," the LORD, answered Amakyo with his denunciation.
Amakyo had had driven Adam and Eve from his presence, and he had slain Abel.