I addressed this some in my post, Cup of Life, Cup of Death: The Two Hands of the Poisoner (which I didn't get posted to LiveJournal, it appears), and have touched on it in other posts, but I'd like to talk about it directly ( Read more... )

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Approaching the earthly Garden of Eden, she sees cherubs guarding the gates of the Garden, and she dwells there by that flaming sword, for she emerged from the side of that flame.  As the flame revolves she flees and roams the world, finding children who deserve to be punished, she toys with them and kills them.  This happens in the waning of the ( Read more... )