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A force beyond the control of X pulled to an area that could not be explained or recognized. X would find himself standing, but there is no ground or floor to see. All around him would be the vast expanses of space, but none of the stars would feel like the ones he has seen or recorded. Before him was the Grand Creator, so immense in size he was easily visible from a distance immeasurable. Before the Grand Creator was a cube shaped prism with a different view of X’s home system and Earth itself on each face. The Grand Creator, with his face of stardust and light looked toward X and spoke.
 
“Apocrypha,” he said, his voice being felt rather than heard. The grand Creator looked back to the cube as he continued.  “When time began I recorded the events of all things before you and gave them for protection. I gave you the names and secrets of all gods and things not to use lightly.” with a wave of his hand he spun the cube, and in response the prism turned ever so gently as it also moved towards X. As the cube drew near its real size became apparent; as It stopped, still a vast distance away, but even from there the cube was larger than that of the home star that gifted its light and warmth to the Earth that he knew. In the face of the prism that X could see was a constellation the X knew, Sigillis Septem or Seven Seals.

“The power of certain books has a price.” The Grand Creator said. “With each sacred tomb read in the hearing of the unknowing the seals weaken.” In the cube one of the stars let out a flare, spraying its energy out into the emptiness. “There will come a time were the use of these is unavoidable, and the seals will break bring the forth the End of Time.” The cube receded back to its original place in front of the Grand Creator.  “Please, with these books, I urge you to be mindful of when and how oft’ you reveal them. These secrets are not always just words and riddles.”