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Hamamiel
Of the hostHost reconstruction
Tumult and panic
Crowd-craft. Useful to giants; useful to kings; forbidden as a heavenly art given away.
- Etymology
- From hamam, to throw into confusion.
- Cited
- 1 Enoch 6:7–8 — chiefs of tens; office reconstructed from the chief’s art
Powers
- Routing a crowd with noise
- Teaching panic as a rite
What was taught
How a host of humans can be moved as one animal by a single crack.
Clouds, thunder, and rainHost of Ramiel
Whole decadThe sky will speak in a voice they cannot refuse.