Horn of Jericho

In ancient days, Jericho was a city with impenetrable walls made strong with the mysteries of Earth and Air. An army favoured by the Gods of the desert came to Jericho, and laid siege to the city, but could not breach the walls. At the height of the siege, the defenders of Jericho saw the attacking army withdraw a short distance, and begin to march lead by a single woman with a trumpet. Round and round the walls of Jericho they marched, circling the city from the rising of the sun to the falling of the sun. As the sun hung on the horizon, a hair's breadth from touching the earth, the attacking army stopped and the lone figure stepped forward with the evening sun behind her and sounded a single note on the trumpet she carried. A moment later, the walls of Jericho became as dust, blown by a wind that scattered the indestructible stone like sand before the storm, and the army swarmed across the defenders like the tide across the beach. The Horn of Jericho teaches many lessons about trusting the artifice of man.