Chronicle 39 Anno Stellae 5918, Chronicle 40 Anno Stellae 5920, Chronicle 41 Anno Stellae 5923

The story continues with the sons of Yacob and their plot against their youngest brother Yosef in Chronicle 39. There is a war waged for his soul but eventually a decision was made to sell him. There is an interesting interaction between Yosef and the Ishmaelites, his slave masters and an unusual relationship seemed to blossom. It was not difficult to sell Yosef in Mizraim and for a very high price, as Potiphar was enthralled with Yosef and had to own him. Later on, Yosef is passed onto the Overseer Nu who took him under his wings to train him as his assistant. Still OP was re-creating these early days of this Hebrew clan but why? This was the perplexing thought of Wally IV who hovered, sometimes anxiously to anticipate OP's next move. Thankfully Dr. Pikkard had left an assessment of OP which could prove very helpful in strategizing his next move against this nemesis. The destruction of galactic clusters continued as OP surges towards Earth again. Can Wally stop OP in time? In the meanwhile, all he can do is hover close by to watch the events as they unfold and with the help of 'forbidden category' FC, maneuver the paths of key players away from certain destruction.

In Chronicle 40, there is a shift in Yosef's relationship with the overseer Nu, who worked him relentlessly. Nevertheless, Yosef prevailed, of course with divine intervention. Soon Yosef was informed as to why he was treated so harshly but not until sometime after the death of Nu. Yosef, who proved himself to be a superb overseer, took over the position even with the approval of fellow workers. Potiphar was more than pleased with the improvements that Yosef made in his estate, decided to hand it all over for him to care for his entire estate.

In Chronicle 41, Yosef was tested by his fellow workers who wanted to see what kind of Overseer he really was. To their surprise, he was nothing like his predecessor. However, in his glee to follow the rules, Yosef made a terrible mistake. Recognizing his error, he sought to make amends and make things right again which won the hearts of his fellow workers all the more, and especially Potiphar.

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