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Thereby, the Golems and the Order of the Temple were exterminated without mercy, receiving
in their own flesh the medicine that in many opportunities administrated to the followers of
the Pact of Blood: ironically, the Inquisitorial Tribunal, that they used to finish with the
Cathars, now was condemning them relentlessly to die in the stake: as in the martial art of
the jujutsu, the Enemy took advantage of their own forces to defeat them.
The Golems would never forget the process to the Templars. Specially remembered
would be the date 10 of May 1310: that day, in the Council of Senz, whose Bishopric was
exerted by Philippe de Marigny, brother of Enguerrand were burnt at low heat 56 Templar
Knights, the best of the Golem Hierarchy. Since the Lords of Tharsis burnt the Sacred Forest,
and they immolated the twenty of Cartage, the Golems never had a fateful day as that 10 of
May. Manacled each one of them back to back to a sturdy oak-tree, the fifty Golems of Senz
formed a large row of condemned, a procession of spectrums marching to Hell; at the feet of
each posts, the stacked firewood assured the next end of the Priests of God the One. Before
than the Minor Brothers threw blazing torch, a Knight of Philip the Fair, a warrior monk of
some unknown Order, was getting closer to the Heretics and he pronounced with bated breath
some words, that the presents took as a pious prayer. Notwithstanding, when the Golems
heard it, their faces were decomposed of hate, and some of them released atrocious curses:
those words said, simply: –For Navutan and the Blood of Tharsis!
When the row was completed, while the Golems elevated their Soul to Jehovah Satan
and claimed an indescribable punishment for the Man of Stone, such Knight, who was no one
else than Charles of Tharsis, made a sign to the executioners, and the stakes started to burn.
Thereupon the Golems, and their synarchic dreams, were no more than ashes; a handful
of vile ashes that would not be enough to clean the damage caused to the House of Tharsis and
too many others who fell annihilated for being opposed to those demential dreams.
To complete the work was required to legalize the result of the Strategy of Philip the
Fair. With that objective the Pope convoked Ecumenical Council Vienna, in October of 1311 to
May of 1312. Although defeated in all the fronts, the Golems still had forces to put pressure
and to try to avoid the extinction of the Order. There was a secret conference amongst five
Cardinals loyal to Philip the Fair and six delegates of the Council, in which was informed to the
last ones about the terrible consequences that would bring the opposition to the King of France
and the absolution of the Order, even by the irrefutable collected proofs against them. Bu the
terror was too much and, between the punishment of the King and the revenge of the Golems,
many remained irresolute. The representatives of the King before the Council, Guillaume de
Nogaret, Guillaume Plasian, Charles of Tharsis, Enguerrand de Marigny, etc., displayed their
eloquence to persuade the Bishops about the necessity that the Church and Christianity had to
suppress that focus of heresy. There was even a moment, to the month of March in 1312, in
which the King threatened to advance with his troops over Vienna and take revengance right
there with Golems’ followers: at that time he reached to Lyon with his brother Charles, his
sons, and a powerful regiment of Knights. Finally, in 22 of March 1312, the extinction of the
Order and the confiscation of all their goods in favor to the Order of Hospitallers of St. John of
God, the Church and the Kingdom of France was voted. Notwithstanding, existed much doubts
about the agreement of the Council, especially because who had voted in secrecy, denied in
public that they did it, and the Pope was obeyed to solve the issue through a decree: in the bull
Considerantes Dudum he declared that the Order of the Temple had been «provisionally»

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