At that time, everyone was still listening to the wanderer's chatter, and there was no way to do it, because he wanted to hear it, and he wanted to talk to everyone for a day, hoping to get a little news about his father's misappropriation from their words.

The wanderer said that the place where Lampus had gone in spite of the danger, the land he had destined to go, where he would settle down and rule over many of the local people, where he would live until the day came.

"He began to have a smooth sailing there, and he married a woman, built a house with a high roof, and soon had children, namely Theos and Phates, both men of extraordinary strength.

Phaedes begat a son, the strong-hearted Kleus, who had a son, Laos, the leader of the army, and the archward of the angels, whom Apollo loved so much that he gave him every favor.

But the angels did not bring him long life, and he died in Sebe before he reached the threshold of old age, because his wife had been bribed by others, and he had to raise sons, Kemeon and Lokos.

Theos had sons Phedes and Retos, but the dawn of the Golden Throne took Retos away because he regarded him as handsome and made him live in the circle of angels. After the death of Laos, Apollo made the high-minded Fides a fortune teller, a man of great fortune in his life.

Angry at his father's death, Fides moved to Resia, where he settled down to give relief to all the people and was embraced by many of the local inhabitants, and then traveled all over the world to make his home home.

The man who came at this time, the son of this man, Menos was his great name, went to this busy crowd, stood beside Jiming, and saw that he was pouring out the drink and praying by the dark clipper, and the comer spoke nearby, and flew to Jiming's ear with winged words.

"My dear friend, since I have discovered that you are here to make a sacrifice, and that you must have something very important and extraordinary, I beseech you, in the name of the rites of the angels and the angels, I will come and inquire without presumption, for I am good at divination.

"For your sake's sake, and for your companions, tell me, tell me the truth, and don't be obscure, who are you, who is your father, from which city, where are your parents?"

After hearing this, the thoughtful Jiming replied: "Well, friend, I will answer everything accurately, and I live in the great city of Noji in my hometown in Beishan, and Noji is my father, and if he had lived in the world, I would never have left his side."

"Now, I have no news of him, and he must have died, and died a miserable and sad death, so I came here on a black ship, with my companions, to inquire about my father, who had been away from home for a long time. ”

When he heard this, the angelic Menos replied, "I am also uprooted from my country, because I have killed a man, and I am afraid of my fellow people, and he has many relatives and brothers.

"In order to avoid death and a dark fate, I escaped from this place at the hands of those people, because this is my fate, and I am displaced among mortals, and I don't know when I will be able to live and work in peace and contentment like a normal person.

"I have fled here to-day, and I have met you just in time, and you must be kind in your countenance, and I beg you to let me board your ship and accept my request, as a refugee who has fled, or they will kill me; ”

Hearing this, the thoughtful Marcos replied: "Naturally, then, I will not be happy to keep you off the well-proportioned ship, but come, set out with us, and enjoy all that we have in our hometown, and you will be courtesy." ”

After saying these words, Ji Ming took the bronze spear in the hand of Menos, who was in distress and fled in all directions, and lay down on the deck of the warped sea ship, and then raised his legs to break the waves of the ocean ship, and sat on the stern of the ship, and at the same time let Menos sit beside him, and the two sat side by side and continued to talk.

At the same time, the companions untied the tail cable, and Jiming shouted loudly, ordering them to hold on to the ropes of the sails, and the latter moved when he heard the news, erected the cedar mast, inserted the pole base in the depth, firmly fixed the group with the front support cables, and held the ropes woven of cowhide, and raised the snow-white canopy sails.

The sheep-eyed angel sent a tailwind that propelled the stern of the ship, whistling down the clear air, in order to move the ship forward at full speed, and through the salty sea, they sailed past Runoi and skimmed the clear water of Erkis.

At that time, the sun was sinking, and all the seaways were pitch black, and the ships of the sea rushed forward, and swept past Fie, and flashed over the beautiful ground of Eris, the town of Eris, by the swift wind sent by the Almighty.

After that, Ji Ming guided the boat straight to the sharp island, thinking in his heart whether the evil fortune of this trip would be captured or whether he would avoid death or survive, for he already knew that those who violently proposed marriage in his house would not let him return home safely.

At the same time, in Noji's house, Nogi and the noble pig herdsman were in a hut, eating supper, accompanied by the shepherds, and when they had satisfied their desire to eat and drink, Noji began to speak, intending to tempt the pig herdsman.

Whether they were willing to continue to be hospitable and invite him to keep the farmstead, or were they intent on urging him to leave and go to the city: "Listen to me, Os, and you and other companions, I wanted to leave this land, and go to the city at dawn, and beg for begging."

"It is my mind that I do not wish to be a burden and cause trouble to you and your companions, but that you should only give me some useful counsel and send me to a zealous guide to carry me into the city, which is the greatest help I can hope for.

"Do not worry about me after you have sent me into the city, for I will go to the city for the sake of my stomach, and perhaps someone will give me a cup of water and a small piece of bread, so that I may be fed and clothed, and I will not be hungry or cold.

"I will go to the house of the angel, and with a message to the prudent Lappe, I will mingle with the arrogant suitors, and see if they will take something out of the pile of good things and give me a meal.

"I can provide a quality service at once, whatever they tell me to do, and I will tell them one thing, what is it? Listen carefully, and I will tell you now.

"By the grace and teaching of the angel Earmes, who gracefully adorned and graced the work of mortals, I have learned, and therefore my work is so fine that there is no match among mortals.

"Whether it is chopping the trees with an axe, lighting the red firewood, or preparing the meat, cutting and barbecuing, pouring the fine wine, I have done all these menial work of serving the nobles, so that I can make a living from them and not go hungry. ”

These words disturbed the swinewler's mind greatly, and made him feel very unhappy, so that Oss replied: "Alas, my guest, what strange idea has entered your heart?

"If you want to intervene in the suitors, whose tyrannical and brutal arrogance has rushed up into the iron-blue sky, how can your shabby appearance compare with the suitors' retinue, the young fellows?

"All of them were dressed in splendid robes and capes, and were handsome in countenance, and their heads were always shining with oil, and these were the suitor's servants, standing at the bare-ked table, piled with roast meat, wine, and bread.

"No, I can't let you go, and I will stay here, and none of us will be troubled by it, neither I nor my companions and friends, and when my beloved son returns, he will treat you well and put you on your way onwards.

"He will give you some comfortable clothes, including at least a shirt and a cloak with a collar, and send you out the door, wherever you want to go, wherever you are, driven by your soul. ”

When he heard this, the illustrious and tribulous Noji answered: "May the Almighty love you, Oth, as I have loved you, and you have stopped me from wandering and put an end to my great sorrows."

"For a mortal like me, there is no worse than drifting away from the countryside and begging for a living, but, out of hunger, damned stomachs, people endure deep sorrow, wander from place to place, face the toss of pain and sorrow, and have to wander against their will.

"Now, since you have intended to keep me, and have asked me to wait for the return of the prince to such a fallen man as me, and I am very grateful, and gladly accept your retention, how about you tell me about your family?

"I am very interested in everything in his house, and I am tired of you, please tell me about his beautiful angel-like mother, and his old and respected father, who has left his hometown, has stepped on the threshold of twilight years.

"I know that they were not young when they were ready to go on the expedition, and now are they still alive and bathed in the sun, or are they dead and going to the underworld to live in the house of hell?"

Hearing this, the swineherd, the leader of the swineherds, replied, "Well, strange friend, I will reply truthfully, for his father is dead, that is, in the battle of the city of Dongcheng, as many people know.

"But the death of his mother is little known, because she died of a glorious son, and her long grief was too grieved to lead to her miserable death, and I hope that my friends who live with me, and those who have helped me well, will not die so miserably."

"When the kind-hearted mother was alive, she always carried the sorrow in her heart, and though I was only a swineherd, I always opened my mouth to ask for directions, because she raised me, and with her noble daughter, Timenay, the youngest child in the family, with her long skirt fluttering.

"We grew up together, and my wife treated me almost like a child to herself, and when we were both grown up, and in the prime of life, they took the girl off and went to Samo, where they had innumerable treasures.

"The mild-mannered lady gave me a gown, a cloak and fine garments, which I wore and my shoes to tie, and sent me to the farm, and she loved me from the bottom of her heart, and now that the old lady is gone, I lack all of them.

"But the angel of happiness has brought to fruition the labor which I have done with my own hands, and by this I have food to eat and drink, which I may use to entertain my esteemed guests, but from my mistress I now hear not a word of comfort and receive her care: sorrow has come upon her house.

"The haughty people come to propose, and disrupt everything, and the servants reminisce about the past, and in the presence of the mistress, and eagerly desire to speak in the presence of the mistress, and to eat and drink, and to return to their homes with something, and such things always warm the hearts of the servants. ”

Hearing this, the resourceful Nuoji replied: "So it seems that you must be a young hairy child, who is not yet sensible when you have wandered far away, and have left your hometown and your father, and you will tell me the reason for your departure, and answer accurately."

"Is it because the castle where the people lived, the open road, the palace where your father and your noble mother lived, were raided by the enemy?

"Perhaps, you have been taken by the enemy's strongmen, and you are guarding by the sheep and cattle alone, put into a sea boat, and run away from the country, and they have sold this house, and your master has paid you a considerable amount of money?"

Hearing this, the swineherd, the leader of the swineherds, replied: "Strange friend, since you do want to know these things, you can listen quietly, and be pleased, and sit here and drink good wine, and have time for a long night's sleep, and let people enjoy the beauty of the story."

"I don't have to go to bed too early. Too much sleep is a nuisance, and as for others, if the soul urges him to go to bed, he can go to bed, and at dawn to-morrow, after breakfast, drive out of his master's herd, and go with him.

"But you and I, who may sit in the tent, eat and drink, and enjoy each other, remember the sad past, and tell of the sufferings that have endured, and a mortal who has gone through hardships and wandered everywhere will later enjoy his sorrows, so I will answer your questions, your questions.

"Far away there is an island called Surya, which you may have heard of above Tugia, where the sun turns, and where it is not inhabited, but it is a rich place for grazing cattle and sheep, and for wheat and grapes.

"The people there never starved or suffered from hateful sicknesses, unlike the miserable mortals elsewhere, when the elders of the tribe grew old in their cities, and the angels of Apollo with silver bows came with the angels of hunting, and shot them with painless arrows.

"There are two cities on the island, divided equally among them, all under the rule of my father, as a king, the son of Sios, Menos, an angelic mortal, a ruler of great power and righteousness.

"Later, some Niki came to the island, including famous sailors and money-grubbing scoundrels, and they came to the shore and camped for a while on black ships with countless fancy knick-knacks.

"At that time, my father had a tall, beautiful, and skillful Nicky woman in my father's house, and the cunning Nicky sailors had deceived her into believing that they were worthy of her life.

"In the beginning, when she went out to wash her clothes, a sailor led her into the deep boat, and she had a good time, knowing that sweet love can confuse every woman, even if she is skilled in her work, and that woman falls.

"Then the sailor asked her who she was and where she came from, and the woman lifted up her finger and pointed to a house with a high ceiling, which was my father's dwelling, and said: 'I am a Sidonite, from a land rich in bronze, and I am the daughter of Rubas, whose wealth is like a tumbling river.

"'But the people of Taphos, a band of pirates, took me and brought me here while I was returning from the field, and sold me into this house, and the master paid me a great deal for me. ’

"When she had heard this, the seafarer, who had been in love with her, said: 'Will you return with us, to your home, and see again the lofty house and your parents? ’

When she had heard this, the woman replied, 'It is possible, but you and the sailors must swear an oath to send me back home in peace, or I would rather stay here, for it is better.' ’

When she had made her request, all the sailors swore an oath and answered her as she pleaded, but when they had sworn and swore an oath, the woman spoke again and said to them: "Remember, be silent, and let none of you speak to me!"

"'If you meet me in the street, or at the edge of a well, lest someone go to the official house and tell the old man, who may be suspicious and bind me with a cord of pain, and plot for your calamity.

"'Remember my word, go and procure the goods that are to be returned, and when you fill the ships of the sea, send one man, and be quick to the house, and tell me that it is done, and I will bring you gold and all the articles that you can get your hands on.

"'In addition, there is another thing which I am glad to say, that in return for the boat ride I am the nurse of the palace, and the care of my master's child, a very clever child, who is always jumping by my side.

"'When we're out the door. If I can get him on your ship, he will give you an innumerable amount of treasure, and wherever you sell him, you will make a great fortune in the land where the language of the Gentiles is spoken. ’

After saying this, she departed, and returned to the palace, where the sailors spent a year on the island, bartering, earning abundant wealth, and piling up ships in the depths of the sea, and when the ships of the deep space were filled with cargo, and it was time to return to the voyage, they sent messengers to the woman.

"The sailor came to my father's house, a shrewd and cunning fellow, with a necklace and beads of amber in between, and in the hall my noble mother and maidservants gazed intently, turned and stroked, and told me the price of what was to be offered.

The man nodded silently, motioned to the woman, sent the message, went out of the door, and returned to the deep boat, and the woman took me by the hand, and led me out of the palace, and went to the door of the antechamber, where I saw the table and the glasses, and the utensils of the feast, serving my father's companions.

"At that time, they had already gone to the place of the debate, to attend the assembly of the people, and she took three cups, hid them in her breast pocket, and ran away with them, and I was young and ignorant, and I followed her.

"At that time, when the sun was sinking in the west, and all the passages were dark, we hurried to the fine harbor, where lay the fast ships of the Nikites, and the sailors stepped on deck, and placed us in it, and the ships broke through the waterways, and rode the wind brought by the Almighty.

"So we sailed on the surface of the sea for six days, day and night, but, when the Almighty sent the seventh day, the angel hunted in a rain of arrows shot the woman, who knocked down the hold like a tern fluttering in the water.

"The sailors threw her into the sea as a meal for schools of fish and seals, leaving me alone with the sorrow of my heart, and the wind and the waves pushed the sailors and brought them to the shorehead of the North Mountain.

"There I was bought by my old master, Lamech, who was my master's father, and spent all his money, and so I came to this land, and beheld the land, and from that time on I did not leave it, nor heard anything from my father or mother. ”

Hearing the words of the pig herdsman, Jedron replied, "Your words have tormented my heart, unfortunate Oth, and told me these things, the pain of my soul, but, in addition to suffering, the Mighty also brings you happiness.

"After all the hardships you have made, you have met a good master, come to his house, be cared for by him, eat and drink without worry, and your life is quite relaxed, and I am far from you, and I can only wander through the mortal cities and take refuge in your home. ”

And so they went back and forth, with sorrow, and with hope and joy, and then went to bed, and rested in peace, but not for a short time, and the glorious dawn soon brought day.

Meanwhile, in another place, Jiming's companions gathered up the sails, lowered the mast, made it easy, and then shook the oars and rowed to the wrong beachhead, which was their destination, and their voyage to the sea was safe and sound, without any accidents, and everyone thanked the mighty angel in their hearts for his protection.

Although they often walk on the sea, they don't encounter many such situations, so they are full of gratitude, although they do not know who is protecting their journey.

They stopped the boat, threw out the anchor stones, fastened the cable at the stern, and then disembarked, reached the shore, walked forward, rested for a while, prepared their meal, poured water into it, mixed it with shiny wine, and ate their stomachs.

When the desire to eat and drink had been satisfied, the thoughtful Jiming first said, "Wait until you row the black boat and anchor at the port on the edge of the city, and I will go to the Grange, and visit the shepherds there, and see the farm, and I will return to the city in the evening."

"About tomorrow morning I will make a feast, and I will prepare a sumptuous feast, with large pieces of beef and large vats of sweet wine, as a reward for your hard work in going with me to sea. ”

At this time, the live broadcast camera of Moon Gongzi turned and left the scene where Jiming was.

Everyone is a little dull, because whether it is Jiming or the swineherd, the things that have been experienced by the hidden identity of the self-concealed are a bit long, which makes people drowsy and unable to lift their spirits.

People are like this, this kind of listlessness can't suddenly turn into elation, and it needs a strong stimulus from the outside world to be effective;

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