Professor Thelete is a young and up-and-coming adjunct lecturer. His love of mythology and his search for the genuine history of humanity has pulled him into a world with governments and secret societies who are at odds with one another. One side wants the technology of Atlantis for weaponry and control. The other side wants to protect the physical location, especially the technology, at all costs.

After having his memory wiped and his powers stripped, Professor Thelete must reclaim his mantle of an Aeon, the highest beings in the universe other than the ultimate creator of everything. But there are other gods who wish to stop him from discovering his true nature for their own nefarious purposes. Will professor Thelete regain his abilities, or will he succumb to the world around him? And what do myths have to do with his destiny?

Professor Thelete and the Atlantis Code is created by Nathaniel Heutmaker, an eGlobal Creative Publishing author.

Professor Thelete and the Atlantis Code

Amelia didn’t know what to say. When she realized she was about to board a private jet. It stunned her that her relatively new mentor owned one. 


(Just how big is this society that they can afford private airplanes such as this? Kumotsuki told me not to get fixated on his position within the society but every time I learn something new regarding him the more, I am amazed.) 


Sensing his young pupil’s thoughts, Kumotsuki quickly said, “I do not own this plane, Amelia. It belongs to the society as a whole. I am merely using it for our trip and they were gracious enough to allow me to use it.”


“It doesn’t change the fact that this will be my first time on a plane and my first time to Japan,” she beamed while walking up the steps. 


 Kumotsuki smiled at her joyful spirit and then said, “of course not my dear.”


“Speaking of Japan, where exactly will the meeting take place?” Amelia asked expectantly. 


Chapter 38: Shintoism