About the Book
This book consists of articles from Wikia. Pages: 61. Chapters: Anti-Ori underground, Ori fleet, Ori technology, Denya, Fannis, Harrid, Hertis, Sallis, Seevis, Vala Mal Doran, Adria, Anti-Ori underground, Ara, Book of Origin, City of Celestis, Commander, Day of Reckoning, Doci, Flames of Enlightenment, Great Enlightenment, Illac Renin, Orici, Origin, Ori Army, Prostration, Story of Markon, Tyolus, Ori fighter, Ori warship, Adria's pendant, Ancient crystal power cell, Ancient healing device, Control chair, Control crystal, Hyperdrive, Long-range communication device, Long-range communication stone, Neural interface, Ori energy beam weapon, Ori power generator, Ori pulse weapon, Ori satellite, Ori staff weapon, Ori stun weapon, PRIOR2 virus, Prior staff, R-75, Shield, Stargate, Sublight engine, Supergate, Transportation rings, Transporter. Excerpt: The Anti-Ori underground was a heretical group that existed within the Ori home galaxy where they lived a shadow existence among the Human followers of the Ori where they worked to save artifacts that predated their existence. They hoped to gather enough evidence to even convince the most devout of worshipper that the Ori are not what they claim to be. Due to the fact that they were considered heretics, the group was careful in who they admitted within their organization. It was, however, wide spread and even included some of the monks within the City of Celestis. (SG1: "Avalon, Part 2," "Origin," "Crusade") Vala Mal Doran joined this group while she was trapped in the Ori galaxy, but it took a lot to earn their trust. Their attempt to sabotage the Ori fleet failed and Denya and Seevis were killed while Vala managed to convince Tomin to spare her life. (SG1: "Crusade") Later SG-1 went to them for help finding the Ark of Truth. Some of the members identities may be publicly known as Tomin, a former Ori Commander was able to locate Hertis to help them and they talked freely about the crusade in a bar. Hertis was suspiciou...
