"Atlas, King of the Capital City of Atlantis."

"Atlas" was the firstborn hybrid son of Poseidon, the Greek name for a fallen angel who was one of the Grigori angels that not only fell with Satan in his celestial rebellion against God's perfect order in the Heavens, but volunteered to partake in a celestial and forbidden "breeding program" meant to breed out mankind's unique genome, thus preventing God Himself to incarnate as The Christ, and also creating a new race of hybrid beings, both fallen man and fallen angel to fill the ranks of his smaller force of fallen angels. These angels divided the Earth into territories, posed as gods and Poseidon took a wife, building the first city of the Atlantean empire for her, Atlas being his firstborn Nephilim son becoming it's first king. Atlantis was the capital of this empire during the time of Pangea and it's remains can still be seen in Africa as "The Richot Structure." Plato gives us the clearest historical account of Atlantis, a story kept alive in the library contained on Noah's Ark.