This is where the mysterious mineral - known as Eternium - comes from. The wizard siblings, probably demigods of a sort, that died trying to stop the vengeful anti-hero, lived in the Rock of Eternity.

All the siblings died trying to stop Teth-Adam, except Shazam, who cursed him with the name Black Adam, and buried him deep within the belly of the Earth.

The Council of Wizards, then, set out to try and contain the unhinged wielder of the powers of the gods. In a fit of rage and vengeance, Teth-Adam unleashes the Seven Deadly Sins, destroying several civilizations and murdering a number of Kahndaqians. In order to save his only living parent, Hurut submits the powers of the gods to Teth Adam, who recovers, only to discover that his son, upon the transference of power, has slipped from the realm of the living. His deadliest enemy, the evil king Ahk-Ton, launches an attack on Hurut’s family, killing his mother on the spot and mortally wounding his father. Hurut goes on to become the ruler Kahndaq. So impressed was the Council of Wizards with Hurut that they blessed him with the stamina of Shu, the fleet of Horus, the strength of Amon, the wisdom of Zehuti, the power of Aton, and the courage of Meheen. Prior to the release of Black Adam, it was generally believed that the Council of Wizards, the seven wizards who protected the earth from mystical threats for centuries, bestowed Black Adam ( Dwayne Johnson), whose real name is Teth-Adam, with the almighty powers of the gods.The movie makes it clear that it was actually Hurut, Black Adam’s son who was granted the powers of the gods for his noble and courageous deeds.

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