Chapter 1458: Wu Long kills the enemy and sacrifices his father's allegiance
As he said this, Stoll's eyes lit up, and it seemed that he had been haunted by the death of the Allied President Lingnuo.
Speaking of the latter, his tone became more colorful, no longer as calm as before, at that time, it was obvious that he was suppressing his anger.
Stoll said: " At this time, the brave Wulong returned home, he was the eldest son of Nowu, and he immediately dealt with the murderer of his father, the treacherous Soth, who had murdered the glorious father of Wulong, but it is said that Wulong did not put that Soth to death on the spot, but imprisoned him, and only deprived him of all his powers, and could not even walk around at will; after subduing the enemy, Wulong held a funeral banquet for his people and countrymen, for the sake of his hateful mother and the cowardly Soth, who had caused the death of many family members; on the same day, Meraus, who roared in battle, drove into the harbor and brought back a pile of goodsTherefore, dear friend, do not leave your house for a long time, go far abroad, and leave behind your possessions, and fill the house full of unruly people, and beware that they may divide your possessions, and eat up all that you have, and make you run empty, but I will advise you to visit Melaus, for he has recently returned from a foreign land, and from that distant land, no one will survive to return to his homeland, and he has been driven away by a storm, and has drifted away from the course, and has fallen into the sea of Haosen, and even the birds have not thought of crossing twice a year, such a vast water, and a terrible sea; I will provide you with ready-made chariots and horses, and my son, to serve thee, and accompany thee on your journey to the shining place, the home of the brown-haired Merauth, and plead with thyself that he will speak the truth, and whose mind will not prevaricate with lies. ”
When Stoll had finished speaking, the sun was already setting in the west, and night was falling, when the sheep-eyed angel spoke, "Sir, you speak in a very coherent manner, and you are not at all right. Come, cut off the tongue of the sacrificial animal, mix the wine, and pour out the cup of sacrifice, and enjoy the sweetness of sleep to the angels of the sea and the other angels in rank, for it is now the time of sleep, and the angels of the light have gone into the tabernacle of the angels of darkness, and it is not proper to sit down before the feast of the sacrifice, and let us go, let us leave here. ”
When the sheep-eyed angel had finished speaking, and after they had listened attentively to his words, they began to pay tribute according to the relevant procedures of the rites, and the servants poured out water and washed their hands, and the young men filled the jars with wine, and let them drink, and poured some sacrifices into the drinking vessels of the people, and then filled the cups of the wine, and they threw the prepared ox's tongue into the fire, and then stood up and sprinkled the drink, and saluted the angel in their hearts, who believed that they could help them in times of trouble, and then the people had drunk enough of the wine, and the sheep-eyed angel and Jiming lifted their legs and departed, and went together to the deep sea, but Stoll kept them, and spoke:“ May the Almighty and the angels on high help you not to leave my house, and return to your own fast ship, as if you were leaving a poor man destitute, with little clothing and no stacks of tents and blankets, piled up at home, for myself, and for the guests who come to sleep, comfortably and sweetly; 。 ”
Hearing this, the sheep-eyed angel replied, "Well said, honorable old gentleman. It seems that he ought to obey your advice, and it is a wonderful thing that he ought to do, and now he will go with you, and sleep in your house, and I will turn back to the dark ship of the sea, and inspire my companions, and inform them of all that they have agreed, and know that I am the only elder among them, and the rest are the sons of the wise men of great hearts, and the young men, all of whom have come together out of love for him, and I will lie there by the dark ships of the sea, and at dawn to-morrow I will go to the dwelling place of some kindred foreigner with a great heart, and collect the debt owed to me, an old account that has been delayed for a long time, and a considerable amount, and as for you, since this offspring has come to the houseThou shalt let him go in a chariot, accompanied by thy son, and bring forth thy good steed, and thou shalt have the strongest steed, the fastest legs and feet. ”
After saying this, the sheep-eyed angel immediately left, turning into an eagle, and those people at the scene were all surprised to see this, including the old man Stoll, who saw the strange scene in front of him, took Jiming's hand, opened his mouth and called, and said: "My dear friend, I don't think you will become a low, greedy waste, if, at such a young age, you will have the companionship and guidance of angels; The most powerful of angels, who always honors your noble father, who is always present in the armies of war, and now, my esteemed angel, give us great honor, give me, my children, and my companions of my wife, and I will offer a calf of a year old, with an open forehead, and who has never been beaten or yoked, and I will wrap the horns of the ox in pieces of gold, and present them before your altar!"
When Stoll prayed so much, the sheep-eyed angel heard his voice, and while Stoll returned to his royal house, and led his son and son-in-law, and they went to the king's famous abode, and took their seats in turn, on the chairs and the high-backed chairs, and the old man opened the jar and offered it to the people who came into the house, and the servant had opened the lid of the altar and loosened the seals, and had stored them for more than a year。
They had sprinkled the memorial service, had drunk enough wine, and went back to their respective dormitories to sleep, and Stoll arranged a bed for his son, who was like an angel, under the echoing porch, in a bed frame with cords and cords.
The son of Stoll, the Lathothian, slept near him, for he was a strong man with a long ash and spear, the leader of the people, the unmarried among the princes, and the bachelor in the palace, while Stoll slept in his own room, in a tall house, with his companion, his wife.
The next day, when the young angel of dawn reappeared in the sky, with his rosy fingers hanging down to every inch of the earth, Stoll got up and got out of bed, and went out of the house, and sat down in the smooth stone chair, which was placed in front of the high doorway, white and shining, and the father had sat on these stone chairs to teach his children like angels, but fate was merciless, and struck him down and sent him to the house of hell.
And now, Stoll, the guardian of all the people of his own country, had the scepter in his hand, and sat on his seat, and the sons went out of their bedrooms, and gathered around him, among them were Celeron, Tios, Earseus, Rytos, Medes, and Latoth, the hero, and the sixth came out. They brought out angelic self-knowledge and invited him to sit beside them.
Stoll opened his mouth to speak, and said: " Make haste, dear children, do me a favor, that I may first call upon the sheep-eyed angel of the angels, who has appeared clearly before me, at the feast of the angels, among the abundant animals, and do it, one of you, go to the plains, and get back a heifer, as soon as possible, and let one of the cattle herdsmen drive it, and the other go to the dark sea-boat, and ride the mighty self-wise, and call his companions, leaving only two, by the side of the boat, and one more, and tell the coppersmith Earcais, that he may come and wrap the horns of the oxen with our pure gold, and the others remain here, and tell the maid of the house as a group, that they should prepare a feast, bring out the chair to burn wood, and extract shiny clean water. ”
After listening to the old man's admonition, the sons hurriedly went their separate ways. The oxen were brought from the pastures, and the wise companions of the great hearts left the swift ships, and the craftsmen came from their dwellings, carrying bronze household goods, and the craftsmen's instruments, anvils, rivets, and finely crafted tongs, and tools for striking gold vessels, and the sheep-eyed angels came to take part in the sacrifices given to him, while Stol, the old charioteer, handed the gold to the craftsmen, who skillfully adorned the horns in order to please the angel's eyes and his heart.
Theos and the noble Celestial Celestial took the sacrificial ox and seized its horns, and Rytos came out of the inner room with a large carved bowl with clean water in one hand, and a basket with barley for sacrificial sown in the other, and the mighty Medus stood near with an axe in his hand, ready to cut down the cow, and Theseus with a bowl of blood. The old chariot warrior Stoll washed his hands, sprinkled barley, prayed with all his heart, prayed to the sheep-eyed angel, threw out the hair of the ox, and threw it into the fire.
And when the people had prayed and sprinkled the barley, Modus, the high-spirited son of Stoll, stood still next to the ox, and struck at the neck and slashed the tendons, and dissipated its strength, and the women cried out, and Stoll's daughters and daughters-in-law, together with Yonya's wife, lifted up the body of the ox and moved it away from the vast land, and held it firmly, and Lathoth, the leader of the people, cut the throat and released the black and red blood of the ox, and the spirit drifted away from the bones, and they cut the body of the ox and removed the bones of the legs, and wrapped them in grease according to the proper procedure, and put small pieces of raw meat on them, and the old man put the meat buns on the split pieces of wood and roasted them and sprinkled them with shiny wineThe young men stood beside him, holding the forks of the five fingers, and after burning the legs of the sacrificial animals and tasting the entrails, they cut the rest into strips, picked it up with their forks, and after carefully roasting it, they took off the forks and set them aside.
At the same time, the beautiful Casther, the last daughter of Stoll, washed her body for Jimin, and when she had finished bathing the visitor, she smeared him with smooth olive oil, and dressed him in a garment, and put on a splendid cloak, and dressed properly, and Jimin went out of the bathroom, handsome as an angel, and sat down before the throne, the shepherd of the people, Stoll.
When the roasting was finished, the beef was poured from the tip of the fork, and they sat down to chew it, and the nobles welcomed them with great hospitality, pouring them wine and pouring it into the golden cup, and when the desire to eat and drink was satisfied, Stoll spoke, and said, "Do it, my sons, and lead the chariot and the yoke for him, and let him go on his journey." ”
The sons of Storr listened carefully to the old man's admonitions, and obeyed his orders, and quickly took their horses, and threw their long manes on the yokes in front of the chariots, and a woman, the servant of the house, loaded the chariots with bread and wine, along with cooked meat, the food of the kings, whom the angels loved.
Then he ascended into the well-made carriage, and Lathoth, the son of Stoll, the leader of the people, got into the chariot, seized the reins, and whipped the horse, who spread his hooves and legs, and rushed into the plain without hesitation, and for a whole day the fast horses shook the yokes and fastened them around their shoulders, and did not stop.
When the sun had sunset, and all the passages were dark, they found a place to rest, and spent the night there until the next day's dawn, and when the young dawn reappeared in the sky, and with their rosy fingers hanging down, they harnessed their horses, and boarded the glittering carriage, and passed through the gates and the echoing colonnades, and the son of Stoll whipped his horses, who ran away without the slightest slow, and soon they entered the plain of wheat, and rushed to the end of their journey, and the horses ran very quickly, and the sun was sinking in the west, and all the passages were pitch black。
When they arrived at a bay in front of the North Mountain, surrounded by mountains, they drove to the abode of the glorious Merauth, where they found him feasting a great crowd of his fellow city, and in his own house a great wedding was to be brought to his son, who had received his beautiful daughter from the house of the lord of a great city near the western hills, and to marry his beloved son, the mighty Mercer, from the belly of a servant.
In this way, the neighbors and relatives of the glorious Meraus feasted in the lofty palace, and in the midst of the crowd, a singer who claimed to be able to speak directly to the angels and thus had great powers led the singing, plucked the harp, accompanied by two great masters, and twisted and whirled to the rhythm of the song.
And while the crowd was in high spirits, two guests came to visit, and came to the gate of the courtyard, and it was the son of the mighty man and the mighty Stoll, with their horses, who were seen by the mighty Menius, and the diligent companion of the glorious Merauth, who was striding forward, and, seeing the comer, turned back, and passed through the hall, and brought a message to the shepherd of the people. He walked to the king and stood still, and spoke, and his words were like wings: "Merlaus, the mortal beloved by the Almighty, has come to the door, and two strong men, who seem to be mighty angels, tell me whether to relieve them of their horses or to send them to find someone else, and to find the master of the household, who can receive them. ”
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