Thiemo Arbeit

Born January 9th, 1901, Arbeit was a German Geoscientist and former member of the Nazi party during WWII. During his tenure under Hitler’s regime, Arbeit was tasked with confirming the existence of entrances to Agartha, the hollow earth chasm. Arbeit confirmed two entrances for the Nazi Scientists, one in Benares, India the other in the Himalayas, and made contact with a tribe of the old ones.

[1946] After being selected for Project Flame, Arbeit accompanied Admiral Richard Byrd on an expedition to Antarctica, to locate one of the old Nazi bases. [1947] Upon arrival at the Swabia colony they discover it abandoned. However, they do discover that the Scientists stationed there had found the largest entrance to Agartha, and Admiral Byrd is able to fly inside using a plane abandoned at the colony and survey a small portion of the chasm and the central sun. Arbeit and Byrd are taken to the Agarthan capital city, Edan.

[July 8th 1947] During their audience with the governing body of Shamballa, the Agarthans decide it is time for the Pithos, an ancient Alien artefact, to be gifted to the surface dwellers, and use their technology to summon the box from Mars, crashing into Earths surface, in New Mexico. Instead of leaving with Byrd with whom he shared a romantic connection, Arbeit stayed and researched as much as he could, eventually returning to the surface in 1959 through an entrance in Giza, Egypt.

Upon his return he was debriefed by Project Flame scientists and tasked with taking on an apprentice to continue their work. Arbeit took on two, Dominic Harlan a microbiologist and Lorenzo Gentry an engineer/histologist. In 1963 when Harlan discovered the regenerative properties of the Pithos Chemicals on fossils, Arbeit took his two apprentices to a surface island, only accessible by travelling through Agartha where they could continue their work without risk.

Arbeit is killed in 1967, by Nazi Hunter, Yavin Ben-Shahar.