margin-right:0in">This wager worried Sennacherib greatly, of course, but at the right moment, Achikar materialized. The overjoyed king sent him directly to Egypt, where he easily constructed the castle from thin air between heaven and earth. Then, after completing his architectural miracle, he also obligingly acted as an ambassador, collected the tribute from the Pharaoh, and took it back to the happy Sennacherib.

Asmodeus/Ashmedai and the Worm Shamir

Asmodeus may not be the most pleasant Urban Nature Spirit, but he is extremely interesting. He was the son of two demons, Naama and Shamdon, and spent his early years as the destroyer of marital happiness. He creates much trouble in the Book of Tobit, for example. However, King Solomon, as is told in the book Testament of Solomon...

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