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Out of future Mexico the Japcans came, invading Jinnia. And Meg, the priestess, faced dual judgment as she brought Daiv, her man, back to the tribe.
In these latter years of the 35th Century, Mount Rushmore, with its colossal statues of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt was known to the superstitious tribeswomen as "the Place of the Gods. " From a pilgrimage to this holy spot (where she had met Daiv and learned the great secret that the Ancient Ones were Men) Meg was returning. (_"The Priestess Who Rebelled," Amazing Stories, October, 1939._) -- Ed.