You've heard this story a thousand times already, I'm sure. Some of you probably know all the verses by heart. And yet, all you're familiar with is but a fabulation, a convoluted lie created to indoctrinate the masses. Reality as a whole is quite different, and it's that difference you're about to unearth for within lies the genesis of your being, the unseen nature you can't deny. Sit tight, listen hard, and learn. In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth and the earth was without form, and void, and blah, blah, blah. As far as intros go, this one drags on for too long and you don't need twenty-seven verses to say what you can say in two, do you? Let's skip ahead to
"So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them."
Ah, there we go. This is where things get interesting. And God called the male Adam, but the female called herself Lilith. And she was beautiful, vaporous, a true effigy of Temptation, one that played by her own rules.
And God said to Lilith: "You shall honor and serve Adam for as long as you live." Lilith smiled mellifluously and flipped a finger, something even God wasn't aware she could do.
"You wish," she declared, her long, dark hair glistening with liquid sin. "Look at him, at how flawed he is, a being with two brains but with only one truly in charge. I serve no one. He should be the one to serve me."
And God, angered at her impertinence, banished Lilith from His sight to work on her replacement. Born out of Adam's rib, He called her Eve. And she listened and accepted her subservient role in the world He had created.
And so Adam and Eve came to live in The Garden of Eden, free to do as they wished except eat the fruit of the tree in the middle of the Garden. "It is forbidden," God said and neither of His creations dared to ask why for He was the Supreme Ruler. Besides, there were plenty of more interesting things to eat anyway and Adam showed Eve exactly what he meant.
And Eve found herself on her knees pretty much all the time, sucking cock, and savoring the creamy seeds of Adam's manhood. Sometimes, the plant withered, becoming nothing more than a deformed bulb, yet it always sprung back to life, and the meals would resume anew. Adam was pleased and so was she until the day she wasn't.
And that day came sooner than anyone expected, and it was a joyous day. It was the day Eve walked towards the forbidden tree, leaned her nubile breasts against the bark and asked:
"Why? Why are you forbidden if you're so beautiful?"
And a voice echoed from the branches above, a voice of pure delight with a hint of fresh spice contained within. And Eve looked up and saw a serpent, except it wasn't one. The proud beast descended to her level, green scales phasing out of existence, and stood upright, for this snake had legs, and purple eyes, and lips so seductive that staring at them made Eve's knees buckle, even if she didn't understand why.
"Excellent question," Lilith replied. "Why indeed? But if you ask God that, he'll smite you for talking out of line. Not me though. I'll answer everything you want to know, and even what you don't want to know yet."
"Who are you?" Eve asked, bewildered.
"That's easy. I'm your big sister. And also your mother. And everything you should be but you're not, for you were born out of man's flesh instead of being your own self."