Tell the Truth and Run!

There's a saying: "Tell the truth and run!" Apparently, it's scary to tell the truth. Maybe hearing the truth isn't safe either. But the brave reader will overcome their fear to read the true stories told by the author, the angel Azazel, and the giant Leviathan. Draw. Two very different powers oppose each other. One power is poor and spiritual. The other power is rich and pragmatic. Both powers manage to create deadly weapons, and the fear of mutual destruction forces the opponents to end the struggle in a draw. Azazel and the Others. Ancient people on Earth lived primitive and poor lives, they did not know how to use fire, they knew neither agriculture nor crafts. Some angels in Heaven wanted to come down to Earth, marry beautiful women and enjoy love. They were called the Fallen Angels. Hello, I'm Leviathan. The story humorously tells about the life and struggles of Leviathan. The giant speaks of his extraordinary perfections: enormous size, unprecedented beauty, and keen intelligence.Jewish folklore is used. A satirical style and humor are characteristic of all the stories.