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fight with all you have, to educate the masses and to put up with the immorality of those
corrupted by their will to power."
"Your spirit and Father's will combine and guide me and Akla will help me guide my daughter."
Delva spoke in the liquid tones of Anglana: "Yes, a daughter, and she will be called Verta—a
name meaning the Comfort of Knowledge."
Morna spoke up: "I can name one more comfort, Delva."
"Oh?"
"I can supply Mura with your image and voice whenever she needs it."
Mura began to sob.
Delva embraced her.
A glow began to surround them all.
Delva and Mura rose and approached the water.
As they entered Anglana's liquid presence, the glow intensified around Delva, becoming a swirl
of color—red, blue, green, purple.
Mura could feel a process beginning in her loins. She gave herself up to it.
Delva's physical substance was sublimating in the intense plasma glow and being transferred to
Mura's body.
Morna was in high analysis mode but was incapable of discerning the details of the process.
The water began to churn violently. The display of color intensified. A cone of light grew
skyward, aimed at the Mother planet.
Suddenly, a brief and total darkness enveloped the scene. Slowly, the daylight began to return
and revealed Mura standing in the water with a baby girl in her arms.
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