After these words, the sheep-eyed angel, disguised as a little girl, walked swiftly and led the way, and followed him, stepping on the footprints of the little girl, and the Kians, who were famous for their voyages, did not see him, and hurried among them, through the city, and the sheep-eyed angel, a terrible angel of battle, would not let them see, and spread a magical mist around him, out of love for him.

It is amazing to see the sight of their harbor and their well-proportioned ships, the place where the heroes gather, and the long, towering walls, with their fences on top. When they reached the king's glorious palace, Athena, the gray-eyed goddess, spoke, and said, "Here, my friend and father, is the dwelling you want me to guide." You will meet the beloved kings of the gods and feast on them. Go in, take courage, and don't be afraid. Brave people do things with good results, even if they are in a foreign land. After entering the palace, you must first find our hostess. His name was Aret, and he shared the same ancestor as King Alcinus. In the family, there was Usissus, born and raised by the god of the Broken Land, Poseidon, and Periporia, the most beautiful among women, the last daughter of the reckless Ourumedon, who was once the king of the ruling side, ruling the clan of the high-minded giants. Later, he cut off his rough subjects and buried himself, but Poseidon fell in love with his daughter and lay down with him, and the latter gave birth to the strong-hearted Aeusus, king of the nation of Phaeacia. Nausissus had sons Ricksenor and Alcinus, but Apollo, the god of the silver bow, slew Ricksenor, and was married, but never gave birth to a womb, and left a daughter, Areth, who was married by Alcinus, and was honored by all the women who took charge of the house for their husbands. The people, including her beloved children, her husband, and all the people of the city, respected her and loved her, and they did it now—the people looked at her as if they were gods, and they greeted her, and they walked the city to the neighborhoods. Not only that, but she was also intelligent and sensible, and when she was discernment, she had a choice, and was good at resolving disputes among women and even men. Therefore, if you can win her favor, you can hope to see your relatives, return to the house with a high roof, and return to your hometown. With that, the gray-eyed goddess Athena left him, crossed the barren sea, left the beautiful Skeria, arrived at Marathon, came to the wide streets of Athens, and entered the fortified dwelling of Ericius. At that time, Odysseus walked to the famous palace of Alcinus, and after thinking about it in his heart, he stood by the door, in front of the bronze threshold. Like a shining sun or moon, the house of the reckless Alcinus, with its towering rooftop, radiates scattered light. The bronze wall, displayed on the left and right, extends from the end edge of the threshold to the corner of the house, with enamel circles, the door leaf is made of gold, guarding the solid palace, and the silver frame is erected on the bronze threshold, and at the height is a silver eyebrow beam, and the door is equipped with gold handles, and on both sides of the door are rows of large dogs made of gold and silver, handmade by the angelic master craftsman Stors, with exquisite craftsmanship, guarding the palace of the reckless Nus, the loyal doorman, immortal, immortal, and in the hall, along both sides of the wall, there are seats lined up, extending from the inner room to the door, covered with fine finely woven spacersThe chieftains of the Kia meet together to eat and drink, and their storehouses are never exhausted, the young men of gold stand on a solid pedestal with burning torches in their hands, and illuminate the whole hall for the feasters, and fifty maids work in the house, some pushing the hand mill and rolling the apple-colored grains, some weaving in front of the machine, shaking the pole, and sitting, their fingers busy like the branches of a tall poplar tree, swaying in the wind, and the oil of the olive fruit dripping on the fine linen surface; just as the Kia man is a master of sailing a fast boat and breaking the waves and going to sea, and the Kia woman is an expert at weavingOutside the courtyard, beside the courtyard gate, is a vast fruit forest, which takes four days to plough, surrounded by a fence, with tall and fruitful fruit trees, including pear trees, Pomegranates and apple trees full of shining fruits, and sweet figs and fruitful olive trees, the fruit never withered, never in the summer, in winter, all year round, the angel of the west wind is always blowing and blowing, ripening one batch, urging another batch of fresh fruit, ripening fruit after pear, apple after apple, grape bunch after grape bunch, fig grain ushering in another batch of figs, and there is also a grape rooted, fruitful, some warm, The flat field, the particles are dried in the sun, some are being picked, and some have been squeezed. Trampling, the front row of the orchard hung unripe bunches, some of which had just fallen flowers, some of which were ripe blue, and at the end of the vineyard lay neatly lined vegetable patches, all kinds of vegetables, green patches, picked in turns, all year round, the water from two streams, one watering the whole woodland, the other gushing out from the edge of the courtyard gate, from which the townspeople drew water, beside the towering houses, these were the wonderful scenes of Nuss's house, the gifts of the angels, new and beautiful.

And so, at the edge of the palace he stood in amazement until he had feasted on the beauty of the palace, and then he quickly crossed the threshold and entered the palace, where he saw the princes and rulers of the Chians pouring their cups to the bright-eyed angel hunter, to whom they offered their last cup of wine before the evening rest; After much tribulation, Noji went into the palace, wrapped in a thick mist, and the means of a sheep-eyed angel, until he came to Queen Reeth and King Nus, and Noji stretched out his hands and embraced Queen Reite's knees, and then the magical fog drifted away, and the people remained silent in the palace, and when they saw his coming, they wondered in their hearts, and looked at his face; Reith, beautiful queen, I have come to your knees through great perils, and as a supplicant, I beseech you and your husband, and to those who feast, that the angels may give them a rich and prosperous life, that every one of them may pass on to the property of his son's house, and to the rights and honours bestowed upon his son's subjects, and as for me, I only seek to be blessed as soon as possible, and to return to my homeland, which I have suffered for a long time, and have been far from my friends. ”

When he had finished speaking, he sat down on the fire by the hearth, beside the firewood, and the people were silent and silent, and at last the old hero Neus, who was an elder of the Chians, and who spoke better than anyone else, and knew many legends of the past, said to them with kindness: " It was not a good thing, and Nus, too, did not sit the living in the ashes by the fire, and all the people were silent as they waited for thy command, and go, and take up the living, and sit down on the chairs with silver nails, and command the messengers to mix wine for us to sprinkle, and to pay homage to the Almighty One who loves to blow up thunder, and to watch over the supplicants, whose rights should be respected, and to bring the servants dinner, and to entertain strange guests, and to bring out the stored food. ”

Listening to the words of Elder Neus, the spirited and heroic Nus held the hands of the comer, clever, Skillfully moving herself, she lifted him up from the brazier and sat down on the shining chair, and took the place of the brave Maas, whose son, who had been sitting beside him, and who was most favored by him, and a maid brought a splendid pot of gold, poured out water, and put it in a silver basin for him to wash his hands, and carried over a slippery table, and placed it beside him, and a dignified servant brought bread for him to eat, and laid out many delicacies, and plenty of food, and put them on generous display; After eating and drinking, the mighty king Nus said to the messenger: "Mix a vat of fine wine for all the people in the hall to sacrifice, and pay tribute to the mighty one who likes to blow up thunder, and watch over the people who pray, and their rights and interests should be respected." ”

When Nus had finished speaking, the messenger poured out sweet wine, and poured it into the drinking vessels of the people to pay homage to the angels, and then filled their cups, and when they had all laid the angels, and when they had drunk enough of the wine, Nous spoke in public, saying, "Listen to me, princes and rulers of the Chians! My words are struck by feeling, and urged by the heart, and now that you have eaten and drunk, it is wise for you to go home and lie down and rest, and tomorrow morning we will call together more elders to entertain our guests, and offer in my hall a rich sacrifice to the mighty angels, and then we will consider how to send him back, and how he may be escorted by us without troubles and afflictions, and return to his own land as soon as possible, even if he lives in a very distant place, and is free from pain and sorrow on the way, and arrives in his home country, and from then on he will endure the bondage of the web of thread woven for him by fate and the harsh netters, on the day of his birthBut if he had been an angel who had come down from heaven, it would have been a novelty for the angels, who had been revealed to us in clear form, and had sat beside us and feasted with us in the face of our great and glorious sacrifices, and who would not be invisible to him even if they had been alone and had met angels on the way, for we, like the savage tribes of giants, were their kind. ”

Hearing this, Nus replied resourcefully: " Don't think about it that way, Nuth, I am not an immortal who rules the vast sky, I don't have that figure, their form, I am only a mortal who can die, tell me that I have suffered the greatest misfortune, and that I have endured a pain that is comparable to that of any mortal you know, and in fact I can vomit more bitterness, and that the suffering I have suffered is by the will of the angels, and now, allow me to eat dinner, and though my heart is sorrowful, the hateful stomach is the most shameless thing in the world, and force men to remember its existence, even if you are troubled and grieved in your heart, as I am now, and you endure sorrow in your heart, and it stubbornly urges me to eat and drinkCompel me to forget all that I have suffered, and command me to fill its space, and at dawn of the morning, you may act as quickly as possible, and let the unfortunate despicable return to their own gardens, in spite of all the sorrows I have suffered, and let life be taken away from me, and once I have seen my possessions, my servants, and that magnificent and lofty house, I will die without complaint!"

When they had paid homage to the mighty angels, and had drunk enough wine, they all returned to their abode, and lay down to rest, while Nogi remained in the palace, accompanied by Queen Reita and the angelic Nus, and sat beside him, and the servants took away the instruments of the feast, and at that moment the white-armed Reeth took the first place, for she recognized the garments and cloaks, the splendid garments, which she had woven with her own hands, and which had been made with her servants, and now she spoke, and uttered winged words, which flew into the ears of the two present"I will speak first, strangers, friends, and ask you where you come from, who you are from, and who gave you this garment?

After hearing the queen's words, she replied resourcefully: " It is not easy, my queen, who has told me from beginning to end about my sufferings, and the great angels of Heaven have given me more than enough to tell, but I will answer your questions by telling you the following events: There is an island in the distance, lying in the middle of the ocean, where the angels of the sea live, dwelling alone, without other angels or men, but me, the unfortunate man, who was sent to his brazier by fate, and the mighty one who was high up threw a shining thunderbolt and shattered my clipper on the wine-blue sea. On the tenth day, on a dark night, the angels took me to the lonely island, the island where the angels of the sea lived, and a terrible angel took me in, and received me warmly, cared for and cared for, and even spoke out, that I could live forever and enjoy eternal life, but he could not touch my heart. I endured it for a long time on the island, and every day I was drenched with tears and soaked the garments he gave me, the incorruptible fetishes, and as time passed, I waited for the time, when the angel of the sea himself told me to leave, and urged me to act, whether it was because of the message from the Almighty, or because he was driven by his own heart, and sent me on board a sturdy wooden ship, and gave me many things, bread and wine, and clothes that would never be corrupted, and summoned a good wind, a warm, gentle breeze, to send me on my way. ”