Tekthah

Bridgman-Metchim

Tekthah – The sacred symbol of Atlantis

The four-armed Cross, also known as Tekthah's standard, symbolizes the national prowess and the victorious empire of Atlantis.

This symbol is carried by the Emperor Tekthah and is present in all the major cities of Atlantis, especially in their Temples of the Sun.

It led the nation under Tekthah to its victorious empire and was a rallying symbol during times of war and conflict.During a pivotal moment in the story, the cross is brought out from the central tower and lifted towards the sky, symbolizing a nation's surrender to a divine power.

Bridgman-Metchim

The book of the Angels

Function: The grand residence of the ruler Tekthah, it includes various courts, galleries, and living quarters for high-ranking officials and nobles.

Motives: The rebellion is driven by discontent with the ruling class, specifically Tekthah, and a desire for greater autonomy and freedom from oppressive rule.

Elohim

Yahweh YHWH – The Lord God

Tekthah's face betrayed nought, but in his eyes I read as in a book, hatred, outraged pride, sudden perception of friendlessness and deadly peril, and fear.