Having survived his encounters with the Dragon of the Deep and a Nephilim priestess, the dangerously beautiful Felicia, Szar has returned to the temple of Eisraim. His mission: the transfer of the Archive, a living repository of the prodigious lore of consciousness of the Atlanteans. Deep in the Underworlds, the twenty-meter long Naga King is waiting for Maryani, priestess of the White Eagle. In the kingdom of the mists, with the disintegration of the fields, the Archive stones have become unstable. All hell is about to break loose. The second volume of the Atlantean epic by Samuel Sagan, founder of the Clairvision School in Sydney. Born in 1957 in Paris, France, Samuel Sagan began his career life as a medical doctor, gaining further degrees in acupuncture and homeopathy and receiving in 1984 the title of faculty prize winner and a university medal for a medical thesis on subtle bodies and chakras in the Hindu tradition. While completing his studies, Sagan travelled extensively in India meditating and translating works for Hindu and Taoist masters with whom he studied. He also gained a Doctorate of Divinity from the International Gnostic Church and was nominated for inclusion in Cambridge's International Who's Who of Intellectuals. Moving to Sydney, Australia in 1987, in the interim 12 years he has produced an enormous volume of works centerpiece of which is the inspirational tetralogy - Atlantean Secrets. In that time he has also established a school of meditation and spirituality. Sagan's writing career (15 books) began in non-fiction, making the transition to fiction with Atlantean Secrets, followed quickly by his sci-fi adventure Bleeding Sun. While Atlantean Secrets is focussed on the demise of the glorious epoch that proceeded our own, Bleeding Sun explores the future of virtual reality, fourth dimension and psychic warfare. All are packed with Sagan's visionary insights and predictions regarding the past and future histories of humanity. There are presently over 120,000 copies of books by Samuel Sagan in print with translations in German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Polish.