Page 28 - The Real Story of Yashmal and Yaqub Chapter 1

In the dark confines of the prison cell, The King faced Yaqub. 'So, you are the architect of this
new doctrine?' he began. Yaqub, calm and unyielding, met the king's gaze. 'Yes, I am,' he replied.
The air in the cell was thick with tension as Yaqub and The King engaged in a calculated game of
words. Each sentence was weighed for its potential impact, with the future of Yaqub and his
followers hanging in the balance. The king, seeking a resolution, offered a deal to end the unrest.
Yaqub's request was simple yet audacious: supplies and support for 20 years, after which he and
his followers would leave. The king agreed, leading to preparations for their exile. Yaqub and
59,999 followers, on a fleet of 100 ships, set sail from Mecca towards the Island of Patmos.

Emotions ran high as they gathered their belongings, the reality of their departure from familiar
shores sinking in. As Yaqub and his followers sailed away on their ships, the air was thick with a
mix of fear, excitement, and uncertainty. The ships, carrying the seeds of a new world, sailed
into the horizon, leaving the familiar shores of Mecca behind. Unbeknownst to Yaqub, his
actions had started a chain of events that would ripple through generations. The seeds of
change, sown by his hand, were germinating in the shadows, waiting to burst forth and reveal
the full magnitude of his ambition.

On the voyage to Patmos, Yaqub unveiled the next phase of his grand plan. His actions, once
shrouded in secrecy, now unfurled in the light of day, revealing the dark reality of his eugenics
experiment. Among his followers, a wave of dissent and horror spread, as the grim cost of his
vision became apparent. During the journey, Yaqub commenced the next phase of his grand
plan, a eugenics experiment. Eugenics is the practice of selectively breeding to promote certain
traits and reduce others in a population. His goal was to create a group of people with specific
characteristics by carefully choosing who could have children together. He used the natural
variations within the Ebonoid tribe to his advantage, beginning a selective breeding process. His
approach was ruthless and controversial, leading to dissent and loss of followers. Yaqub, with
persuasive and authoritative speech, convinced his followers of the necessity of his experiment,
though it required heart-wrenching sacrifices.

On the ships, Yaqub initiated his eugenics experiment. He meticulously observed genetic
variations, segregating individuals based on certain traits. His followers, initially in awe, soon
grappled with the moral implications of his actions. The sight of Yaqub's ruthless actions,
particularly his treatment of the newborns, shattered the resolve of many followers. The
realization of Yaqub's extreme measures caused a rift among his followers. Witnessing the
sacrifice of innocent lives, many began to question their allegiance. Heartbroken and
disillusioned, a significant number chose to abandon Yaqub, no longer able to support his
vision.

Yaqub's ultimate goal was to create an Albinoid tribe, distinct and ruling over the Ebonoids.
His methods, however, caused a massive fallout, leading to a significant loss of loyalty among his
followers. This period marked the beginning of a new era, one that would change the face of
humanity. As the chapter closes, Yaqub stands at the precipice of his grand design, unaware of
the tumultuous journey ahead. His experiment, born from a blend of brilliance and vengeance,
was set to unfold in ways he could never have predicted, altering not just the fate of a single tribe
but the very fabric of human existence.

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