Story so far

 Alalu stole a missile-armed rocket and blasted from Nibiru to Earth. From Earth, he controlled the gold Nibiru needed to survive. He positioned his nukes to blast Nibiru on its next pass by Earth. Alalu dangled gold as a carrot and menaced missiles as a stick. To Anu on Nibiru he beamed, "On another world I am, the gold of salvation I have found. The fate of Nibiru is in my hands. To my conditions you must give heed!" [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki op.cit. page 60]

"Return my throne," Alalu demanded. But Anu's Foremost Son, Enlil, demanded proof of gold on Earth. So Alalu documented his proof and transmitted it to the home planet. Enlil distrusted the proof. He asked Anu to convene the Nibiru Council. In the Council, Enlil and the counselors implored Anu to keep his kingship.

Narrative Resumes The scientist Ea, Firstborn Son of Anu, addressed the Council.   Ea, though Anu's Firstborn Son, was second in succession to Anu’s throne.   Enlil, the Foremost Son, was king Anu's legal successor.  Enlil was first in succession because his mother, Anu’s Royal Spouse, Antu, was Anu's half-sister. This made Enlil, not Ea, Anu's Foremost Son by Nibiru succession rules.
	Enki  [Sitchin Playing Cards, 2003, Ace of Hearts]

 Remember Ea, though only Firstborn–not Foremost--Son, married Damkina, Alalu’s Daughter.  As Alalu’s son-in-law as well as Anu’s Firstborn, Ea could mediate between Anu and Alalu. Thus all in the Council listened intently to Ea address the threat and promise Alalu offered them.

Ea proposed that he, in person, verify gold on Earth. If from gold dust of Earth, a shield for Nibiru its atmosphere to save, said Ea, let Alalu Earth rule as King. For kingship on Nibiru, let him wrestle Anu.    Let me in a chariot [rocket] to Earth journey, a path through the Bracelet [Asteroids] with water, not fire [Alalu used nuclear missiles to get through the Asteroids] I shall fashion. On Earth, from the waters let me the precious gold to obtain; to Nibiru back it will be sent. [Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki op.cit. page: 66]

Enlil:  [Sitchin Playing Cards,  2003,4 of Hearts]

Anu endorsed Ea’s plan and sent him with Alalu's kinsman, pilot Anzu, and fifty male astronauts to Earth.  Ea pre-empted the heroic mission to Earth.  Enlil, who'd wanted the Earth mission, seethed while Ea and Anzu rocketed through space to their meeting with Alalu on Earth.

References:
Sitchin, Z., 2002, The Lost Book of Enki, 1976, The 12th Planet;
1980, The Stairway to Heaven; 1985, The Wars of Gods and Men; 1990,
Genesis Revisited; 1990, The Lost Realms; 1993, When Time Began;
1995, Divine Encounters; 1998, The Cosmic Code; 2004, The Earth
Chronicles Expeditions; Freer, N., 2000, Breaking the Godspell.
Enki/Ea is the Nibiran who (4, 000 years ago) dictated his
autobiography to his scribe, Endubscar of Endu.

The Lost Book of Enki, Sitchin's translation of Enki's tale (augmented
a bit by my imagination) is the source–with many of Enki's slants--of
most of the account in these essays. The Lost Book of Enki itself is
historical fiction, wherein Sitchin has woven information
meticulously documented in his Earth Chronicles.
 

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