Well, hello everyone, and welcome to this episode of Haunted Cosmos, which marks our last

episode of the off-season special. That's right. This is the sixth and final episode that we're

releasing to the public of the Dusty Tome on this

off season and it's one that I think people will find pretty interesting. I hope that

you guys enjoyed the Salem series and I hope that this serves as a nice cap to that whole thing.

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With all that said, thank you for being patient as we have tried to get ahead in

production for season three during this off season, sit back,illion, which is to me the best work of fiction ever,

the Angelic Ainor sing with Aru Aluvatar, Tolkien's God character, in order to create the world in all of history.

The divine group go through three different themes of Holy Song before Aru Iluvatar stands

in wrath and calls for all to cease. But why was he wrathful?

One of the Inor, the mightiest among them, was named Melkor. Melkor was jealous and throughout

the music had grown bitter at Eru for all of his sovereign power that he exercised over all things.

Melkor had therefore sang from a heart full of the seeds of envy and malice, and so had sewn discord into the creation

music. For three symphonies, Eru had suffered the defiance of one of his children, but when he concluded

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