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'''''Oriuagor. The One Who Waits''''', also called '''''The Prophecy of Oriuagor''''', is allegedly a book published in 1732 that describes a frightening future where the earth is ruled by the [[Anti Christ]], called Oriuagor.

In 2007, Danish author [[Palle Vibe]] released the novel ''Oriuagors Profeti'' (''The Prophecy of Oriuagor'') inspired by the book. In the novel, various people encounter the original '''Oriuagor''' book and are [[Go Mad Fromfrom the Revelation|driven mad]] or even killed by the experience.

Some sources (see below) claim that the book ''Oriuagor'' really exists. The book seems to be a hoax (possibly perpetuated by Palle Vibe for publicity purposes), but who knows?

Links:

* [[Ass Pull]]: The scene where it turns out that {{spoiler|Herbert Park}} is the villain. Very [[Dan Brown]]-ish.

* [[As You Know]]: There is more than one [[Dan Brown]]-ish scene where the scientists explain their common knowledge to each other.

* [[Doing inIn the Wizard]]: The protagonists try to explain the effects of the evil book in scientific terms. The end of the novel leaves it ambiguous whether this explanation is actually true.

* [[Go Mad Fromfrom the Revelation]].

* [[Idiot Plot]]: The section where {{spoiler|Archibald Summone}} reads in the book.

* [[IKEA Erotica]]: Near the middle of the book there is a quite long, very detailed and extremely un-erotic sex scene.

* [[The Power of Love]]: Near the end, Adam Hewlett "realizes" that love conquers all.

* [[Totally Radical]]: {{spoiler|Herbert Park}} uses modern Danish slang ("grineren") in his [[Villain Monologue]], which causes grievous [[Narm]].

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