Lorrathu
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The Legend Of Lorrathu
In the year 628, Khosrau II (The Ever Victorious), king of Persia was killed in his palace. He was remembered to be one of the powerful kings of the Persian Empire to whom Prophet Mohammed had sent messengers to preach the religion of Islam. However, Khosrau II is said to have torn Mohammed’s letters to pieces and insulting the messenger and the teaching of Islam. Until he died, Khosrau was the owner of a fragment of the True Cross. This was the cross upon which Jezus was crucified. It is said that the wood of the True Cross came from the seed of the Tree of Life, that grew in the Garden of Eden. The True Cross was claimed after Khosrau’s death by Heraclius in 629.
Legend says that Lorrathu, a female contract killer which was sent by Heraclius, killed the King and took the relic. By that time, Lorrathu was believed to be 32. Her nickname was Tiger Lotus, because her skin was as white as a Lotus flower and she killed her victims by night. No one ever saw her during the day... Lorrathu made a replica out of an ordinary piece of wood, from a nearby bridge and gave that to Heraclius… She disappeared, taking the real thing with her.
Heraclius never found out that he had a fake relic and Lorrathu traveled the world finding the other pieces of wood. On 6 June, 37 years after the disappearing of Lorrathu, a young woman claimed that she had all the pieces of the True Cross, assembled them into the original state, ánd recovered the nails. She also said her name was Lorrathu and that she had been given eternal life.
In the years that no one heard of her, she founded an occult clan called ‘The Lorrathu Cross Bearers’. Still today there are people who believe that this clan exists. And Lorrathu, the Tiger-Lotus is very much alive…
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