Dr. Dross embarks on ?adventures? to champion Mirism, the ideology of Cosmic Man. His work generates popularity as well as hostility. Despite all that he emerges as a strong, even charismatic leader. He is appointed special advisor to the United Nations. He negotiates a deal between Israel and Iran, and obtains a semi-permanent cease-fire in the Middle-East. Then he arranges the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem. The Republic of Israel becomes a constitutional monarchy, and Dr. Mir is nominated King of Israel. He repeatedly declines, but finally yields to tremendous public pressure. As the Temple is completed, he is put on a white donkey and led through the newly opened Golden Gate to be anointed and crowned. He requests a young Arab girl, so that innocence crowns the king. He opens the Temple as the House of Prayer for all nations. Then he travels to Rome declaring that Christianity is dissolved. He speaks at the United Nations of Earth. His heart fails and he passes away with a dignified, serene smile.