After hearing the words of the boss Satan, the sheep-eyed angel replied: " If this matter can indeed please the angel of happiness and bring back the scheming Rogye, let us send the thief and the nomadic angel, the mighty fellow who once slew the Hundred-Eyed Giant, to the cave on an island, the cave where he was imprisoned, in order to send this unfettered oracle as soon as possible, and let him let the strong-minded man go, whether he is an angel or a monster, and let him set out and return to his homeland. I will now set out for the Far East, the home of Noji, in order to exhort his son, and to summon up his faith, and to gather together the long-haired people of the country, and to speak to all the suitors of the Lady of Noji, who are slaughtering the faltering crooked oxen day and night, and slaying the fat sheep that are crushing the arches, and consuming the wealth of Nogi, and I will send him to other cities in the Far East, where he may inquire about the return of his beloved father, or what he may hear, and thus gain a good reputation and establish his prestige among mortals; 。 ”

Saying these words, the sheep-eyed angel tied a fine shoe, and tied a knot on the top of his foot, which was made of gold, and would never be corrupted, and wore it, and the sheep-eyed angel crossed the sea and the boundless land base, as light as the wind.

Then he took up a thick bronze spear, with a sharp copper tip, thick, large, and heavy, and used it to sweep away the fighting crowds on the ground, and the mighty angels looked at each other angrily, and rushed down from the top of Catherine's peak, and landed in the Far East, where there was a huge city, whose name was the Great City of Noji, and then he did not stop, but went straight to the door of Noji, and came to the sill of the courtyard, and took the form of a foreigner, Caiwu, the head of a family descended from Cain of the Far Easterners. He saw the haughty suitors, now sitting at the door, on the hides of oxen, which they had slaughtered, on the chessboard, delighting their hearts, and the messengers and diligent attendants they had brought with them busy, some mixing wine and water in the jars, others wiping the tables with porous sponges, and setting them aside, while others cut up piles of meat and lay them out in large portions.

The son of Noji, Jiming, was the first to see the sheep-eyed angel, and long before the others, he, the prince, sat among the suitors, and grieved in his heart, fantasizing about his noble father, returning to his homeland, and killing the suitors, so that they could run in the palace, and regain the power that belonged to him, and take possession of his own property.

He fantasized about this, and sat among the suitors, and when he saw the coming, he hurried to the court, and was so indignant that he made the guest wait for a long time, and he stood beside the angel, and took his right hand, took the bronze spear, and spat out the winged words, and said, "Welcome, stranger, and you will be treated as a guest, and you will be treated by us as a guest, and when you have eaten, you may tell us what you want." ”

When he entered the tall house, he put down the spear in his hand, and leaned against the towering pilasters, and stood tall in the shiny wooden frame, where there were many throwing guns, all of which were the instruments of the strong-minded man.

Ji Ming led the sheep-eyed angel into his seat, which was covered with linen cushions, a chair made of royal beauty, and a footstool in front of it, and then he pulled a color-blocked chair for himself, away from the crowd, the suitors, lest the visitors be disturbed by the noise, and in the face of the unscrupulous people, who had lost their appetite for food, he could ask his lost relatives and his father about the whereabouts of them without being disturbed.

A maid brought a splendid pot of gold, poured out water, and put it in a silver basin for them to wash their hands, and carried over a slippery table, and placed it beside them, and a dignified servant brought bread for them to eat, and set out many delicacies, and plenty of food, and put them generously in abundance, while a cutter took a large plate of all kinds of meat, and laid it before them, and set it in gold drinking utensils, and a servant in charge of the feast went back and forth, pouring wine into his glass.

At that very moment the proud suitors all went into the house and took their seats in the chairs and stools, and the attendants poured out water and washed your hands, the maids brought bread and filled it in baskets, and the young men poured out wine and filled the jars for them to drink.

When they had eaten and drunk enough, the suitors shifted their interest to singing and dancing, which was the companion of the feast of the rich and noble.

The attendants put a beautifully crafted harp into the hands of a singer, a well-known singer of the Nodinian family, named Noming, who, in spite of the persecution of his suitor, began to recite it, plucked the strings and recited beautiful verses, and spoke close to the head of the sheep-eyed angel to be heard: "Do you be resentful and angry with my words, dear stranger? These people are obsessed with the pleasures and the harps and the songs, which they take at their hands and do not have to pay, and devour the property of others, whose owners are already a pile of bones, rotten in the rain, either abandoned on the shelf or rolled in the waves, and if they see him return, and return to the land of the Near East, then all their prayers will be for quicker legs, and not for riches with more gold and clothing, but sadly, he is dead, and he has died of a miserable fate, and there is no solace for us, even if we are told that he will return to his homeland, and that the day of his return is broken and ruined; come, tell me about you, and answer accuratelyWho are you? Who is your father? What city are you from? Where are your parents? What kind of ship did you come on? How did the sailors get you here? And where did they claim to be from? I don't think you could have come to this country on foot! Besides, tell me, tell me truthfully, let me know this, are you a first-time visitor, or are you a friend of my father, from a foreign land? Many other guests have been to my house, and my father has often visited. ”

Hearing this, the sheep-eyed angel replied, "Well, I will answer everything with precision." I am the son of Gaiwu, the wise of the mountain. And now, as you have seen, I have come here, and I have come to this place, with my ships and my companions, and through the wine-blue sea, to the great city of Gaurus, a land with whom I speak a common language, and to the shining gray iron in exchange for bronze, and my ships are anchored in the country, far from the city, at the junction of the Far East and the Near East, in the wooded mountains of the North Mountains, where Ling Zun and I are friends of the world, and the friendship between the two families goes back to a long time, and if you wish, you can ask Nowu, the elder fighter, who is your fifth uncle, and it is said that this man also seems to have been a participant in the expedition, and seems to be the commander of the coalition forcesHe must have come home well with your father, perhaps with him, and now he lives in his great city called Nou, and dwells on his manor, and lives in solitude and misery, and is served only by an old woman, who gives him some food to eat, and when he is tired and rubs his bones, and works hard in the vineyard on the slopes, and seems to have been deceived by his wife, and beaten him with others, and now I have come here because I have heard that he, your father, has returned to his homeland. It seems that I was wrong, and it seems that an angel had hindered his return, and that the illustrious had not fallen to the land, but lived somewhere, confined in the plain sea, an island of waves, under the bondage of the savages, and a band of rough men, who prevented his return, against his will, and now, let me tell you a prophecy, that it was the mighty angel who had thrown it into my heart, and I thought that it would come true, though I am not a prophet, and I could not accurately interpret the birds, and your father, Those, would not be long away from his dear homeland, even if the chains that prevented him from him were as strong as iron, and he would try to return, for he was a resourceful and strong manCome, tell me about you, and answer accurately, that you are the son of Nodin, and that you are tall and mighty, and that your head and face and your mighty eyes seem to me to be eerily similar to him, and we have seen him as often as before, and before he went out to the east city, he and his other military comrades were the best men of the people, and rode in the deep sea, and I have never seen him again, nor have he seen me since. ”

When he heard this, the thoughtful man replied, "Well, stranger, I will answer everything with precision, yes, my mother says that I am his son, but I myself cannot tell, and no one knows for sure his father, oh, I wish I was the son of a fortunate man, who could carry the wrinkles of old age, and watch over his property! But I am the son of this man, and since you have something to ask me, my father's fate is in danger, and no mortal is more difficult than him!"

When he had heard this, the sheep-eyed angel replied, "The angel is interested in your family, let it be remembered for all eternity, and behold the descendants of your ancestors, sons like you! Come, tell me this, and give a true answer, what kind of feast is this, what kind of gathering is it? What is this feast to do with you? Is it a celebration or a marriage? Look at their arrogant appearances, chewing and biting, and doing evil in the whole hall! Witnessing this shameful scene, in the midst of them, can a serious person not be angry in his chest!"

Hearing this, the thoughtful man replied, "If you ask of these things, my guest, let me answer, for once this house might have prospered and not be ridiculed by others, while a man lived here, but now, with the evil intentions of those mighty angels, determined to bring about something else, and to make him disappear without a trace, who among mortals, has suffered in this way, and besides him?" I would not have grieved so much for his death, if he had been killed in the midst of his companions, in the land of the people of the East City, or in the arms of his friends, and had gone through the battle, so that all the army of the West City, all the strong men, would have piled up tombs for him, and might have won the name and great glory of the world for himself, and for his son, but now the fierce storm had swept him away, and he had died a disgraceful death, without a trace, without a sound, and had caused me to suffer pain and sorrow, and yet my grief was now not only for his death, but also for the angels who had afflicted me with other sorrows, and that all the powerful and powerful of the outer islands had come from abroad, together with the local nobles, the kings of the rocky Beishan Mountains in the Near East, are all pursuing my mother and ruining my house, who has neither rejected a hateful marriage nor is powerless to put an end to this turmoil, and these men have squandered my possessions and devoured everything I have, and in a short time they will tear me apart!"

At this point, the sheep-eyed angel was furious, and replied, "What a shameless thing! May he appear now, standing by the outer door of the house, with a helmet on his head, and a pair of spears and spears in his hand, as I had seen him for the first time, in our house, drinking fine wine and enjoying the sweet smell of the feast, and that he would go to the land in search of murderous poison, that he might anoint the bronze arrows with feather arrows, and that his father's love for Lingzun might make it possible for him to do so, and that Noe, such a great man, would appear before the suitors: they would all find the wrath of death, and the sorrow of marriage! Yet, all this lies on the knees of the angels who are in charge of the matter: whether he, yes, will return to his homeland for revenge, in his own yard, and now, I want you to use your wits and devise a way to drive the suitors out of the hall! Listen, listen carefully to my advice, and do as I say, and to-morrow thou shalt assemble together the mighty men of the country, and declare thy claim in public, and let the angels testify, and the suitors shall disperse and go to their homes, and as for thy mother, if the spirit compels her to marry again, let her return to her powerful father, and return to his palace, and they shall prepare for her a rich gift, and marry a beloved daughter with the companionship that she deserves. Now, I will give you wise counsel, and I hope you will listen to it well. Prepare a best ship of sea, with twenty oars, and go out to sea to inquire for news, and your long-lost father may meet someone and tell you the message of the Almighty, who is better at messengers than anyone else to us. If you hear that your father is still alive and is on his way home, you will have to wait a year, though you have gone through all the hardships, but if you hear that he is dead and no longer alive, then you may set sail back to your beloved homeland, and build tombs, and make great sacrifices, and great scenes, and of a suitable scale, and then marry your mother and give another husband, and when you have done all this, and deal with it properly, you should think carefully and devise a way in your heart and soulKill the suitors in the house, by deception, or through open fighting, and stop holding on to everything you had as a child, you are no longer a child. I see that you are tall, and you are magnificent, and you are brave, and you have left a name for posterity, and now I am going back to the clippers, and to my companions, who must be looking forward and anxious. Remember it all and do as I say. ”

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