Seeds

For thousands of years, mankind has been driven into a destructive direction of war, wealth and power. And for thousands of years, humanity has been used as the ultimate weapon of revenge. Banished to live forever on an undeveloped alien planet, Lotus has used his time efficiently. He's pushed mankind's progress to the breaking point and put the world on the verge of self-annihilation. For thousands of years, he has fought and tolerated the human species and one thought has kept him going: Revenge on his planet, his enemies and most of all, his brother, Artimus.
Artimus has become his brother's keeper. Looming high above the planet and out of sight, he waits with his army of peacekeepers - watching as they have for thousands of years. Their primary goal has been to keep Lotus and his followers imprisoned on Earth but Lotus has out-witted them and now they have to find a peaceful way to stop Lotus, or, end Earth's existence in order to protect their own planet.
Blood IS thicker than water and it's also a powerful weapon. Artimus has found the perfect tool to aid him in his efforts to save his brother and the alien planet ... the seeds of his planet bring with them unspoken power and strength, but they also bear the burden of secrets that are unwelcomed by all.
The goal: Achieve peace by all means ... why not bring it in the same fashion that has led the inhabitants of Earth: Faith. "The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and yearling together, and a child will lead them." - Isaiah 11:6
The result: Lotus' madness can only end in one of two ways: Peace or destruction and Artimus is willing to do whatever he can to bring his brother down peacefully ... otherwise, the world will be faced with a true Revelation: "I looked and there before me was a pale horse! Its rider was named Death and Hades was following close behind. They were given a power over a fourth of the Earth to kill by sword, famine and plague, And by the wild beasts of the Earth." -Revelation: 6:1-7