With the cooperation of one of the angels under the Red Sea Angel, Modus actually captured the Red Sea Angel alive! This is also a unique feat of these ancient heroes.

However, according to Moreus, the angel of the Red Sea did not forget his trickery and deceit, first into a bearded lion, then into a python, then into a mountain leopard, then into a great boar, then into a rushing flood, and finally into a towering tree with lush foliage.

Mordes smiled, as if to dispel the tension of the moment, in the face of a powerful angel, no one knew what he would do, not even know if they were joking if they caught him in such tolerance, or if he was really not their opponent, and continued: "No matter how he changes or what he becomes, we will do what the angel told us, hold him tightly, with our perseverance and strength." And when the cunning and changeable old man, an angel turned into an old man, presumably in front of the seals, and was close to them, and I don't know if this costume limited his play or what, the old man seemed to have exhausted all his strength, of course, and he opened his mouth to ask me, and said, 'Which angel are you?' Did you try to get you to take me against my will, by the command of the High Power? What do you want? What does he want? ’

"When I heard the old man's breathless words, I replied: 'You know my intentions, old man, why do you bother to prevaricate? Tell me, I pray you, that angels like you are omniscient, and which of the angels has kept me from coming home? Tell me how to return to my homeland and cross the sea where schools of fish swim. ’

"After hearing my words, the old man dressed as an angel of the Red Sea replied: ' You should have offered a bountiful sacrifice to the Almighty One who was high, the steward of the angels, and to the mighty angels, so that you might board the ship and cross the wine-blue sea at great speed, and return to your homeland, and you should not have seen your relatives and friends now, and return to the place where you have built a strong house and dwelled for generations, and you must return to the waterways of the Red Sea, the waters of the Almighty on high, where you will have a solemn and holy sacrifice for the Less-Almighty. The angels who rule the vast sky, after that, the angels will make you wish and give you the return you have been looking forward to day and night. ’

"My heart and lungs were torn when I heard these words of the Angel of the Red Sea, for he commanded me to turn back to the troubled waters of the sea, to the Red Sea Channel, and to make another difficult and long voyage, but even so I opened my mouth to answer, and said: 'I will do as you say, old man, but for now I want you to tell me about it, and to answer accurately, whether my countrymen and my countrymen, and those companions whom I and Stoll left behind when we sailed out of the eastern city of Sinai, have all returned, and are safe and sound in the ships? Did any of them die miserably, fall on the planks of the ship, or die in the arms of their friends, after the victory of that battle?'

"When he had heard me, the old man replied: 'Why do you ask me this, Mordes? You should not know all this, nor my heart, and if you hear what is going on, I dare say, you will be in tears! Many of them perished, many survived, two of the chiefs were dead, the mighty of the men in bronze armor, facing the voyage home, and as for the battle, I need not say more, that you were present yourself, and that another chief, who was still alive, was trapped somewhere in the ocean, and that Nou was destroyed, with his ship and his slender oars, and that the angel of the sea had at first pushed him to a boulder, and later had rescued him from the rough waves, and that if he had been haughty and forgetful, he might have fled from the calamity, and though the sheep-eyed angel hated him, he should not have been dizzy and uttered wild words, claiming that he could escape from the deep bay by himselfWhen the angel of the sea heard these words, he boldly boasted, and immediately stretched out his big strong hand, grabbed the three-pronged halberd, and threw it at the rock, breaking its peak, and one of them stood in place, and the one piece of the rock was cracked, and the cracked stone was smashed into the water, which was the place where he sat and spoke boldly, and threw him into the boundless sea, and the waves of the peaks and waves! In this way, Nou died in the sea, drank enough bitter soup, and another hero, Nowu, the commander of the coalition army, finally saved his life, and escaped the hunt of the dead elves with a deep sea boat, and was saved by the help of an angel.

"Yet, as he approached the steep overhang, a sudden storm swept him away from his course, and let him sigh and drift across the ocean of fish, to the edge of the land, where, once it had been the home of Steth, and where it was now, the son of Steth, had his home, but even in that place the return of Shunda lay ahead of him: the angels had pulled back the breeze and returned him to his homeland, and Nou was elated, and he, the well-informed president of the coalition, was more glad than in a great victory! He hurriedly stepped on the port of his hometown, grabbed the soil in his hands, kissed his head, tears rolled down, poured down, and looked at the land of his hometown, his beloved hometown! However, a sentinel saw his return, and from the watchpost, the cunning Soth took him there, and demanded that he be stationed and watched, and promised a reward, two tarans of gold, and he lifted up his sentry for a year, lest he should slip through his eyelids and send him to a violent recklessness, and the sentinel ran to his home yard and brought a message to the shepherd of the people; Soth immediately made a dangerous plan, and selected twenty of the best men from the land, and made a secret murder, and arranged a feast, on the other side of the palace; then he went out to meet Noe, the shepherd of soldiers, with chariots and horses, and with evil plans in his heart, and led him into the house, and was overjoyed by the joy of returning homeCompletely unaware of the imminent death, let him eat and drink openly, and then murder him, like a man slaughtering a strong ox, and splattering blood beside the trough, and none of Noe's subordinates survived, and so did his subordinates, all of whom died desperately in the palace. ’

"When I had heard this, my heart and lungs were broken, and I sat down on the sand, and wept aloud, and I did not want to die or see the light of the sun again, but when I rolled on the ground, and wept and wailed, and satisfied my need to vent my grief, the angel of the Red Sea, who spoke well, opened his mouth and said to me: ' Don't weep, Merauth, don't waste your tears, they won't help you, but try to get back as soon as possible, back to your homeland, and you may find that Soth is still alive, though Steth may have slaughtered him, so that you can attend his funeral.

"The words of the Angel of the Red Sea soothed my bosom and calmed my haughty feelings, and though my heart was full of sorrow, I opened my mouth and spat out winged words, and said to him: 'I know the two above, and now I would like to hear the news of the third man, who is still alive, and is still dead in the broad ocean, and though I am sad, I would like to hear the news of this. ’

"After hearing my words, the old man of the sea replied: ' That was the sixth son of old Lamech, and I saw him on an island, shedding tears the size of a bean, and there in the house of a siren, whom he had forcibly retained, so that he could not return to his homeland, because he had neither a ship with a pulp, nor a companion to help him cross the sea, but as for you, Meraus, who was taken care of by the Almighty, the angels had no intention of letting you die, and in the land of Mount Sinai, where the grass is abundant, and in many other places where you should become, the angels will send you to the plain before the northern mountain, to the end of the earth, where life is at ease, and there is no great leisure, and there is no snow, nor winter, nor rain, but a gentle wind, the waves from the Red Sea, the light west wind, the heart of a pleasant mortal, because you have a hibiscus as a wife, that is, a son-in-law who is deeply cared for by angels. ’

With these words, the angel of the Red Sea dived back to the waves of the sea, and I returned to the place where the ships had been abandoned, and my companions walked with me, their hearts rising and falling with their feet. When we came to the beach, the beachhead where the boats were parked, everyone cooked with their hands, and ushered in the arrival of the angel of the night, and then we lay flat and spent the night by the surging beach.

"We have begun the day when the young angel of dawn, with his rosy fingers, reappears in the sky, and begins the day, first we drag the wooden boat into the shining sea, and erect the mast and hang the sails on the well-proportioned ship, and then I wait for the people to board the ship, and sit in the oars, and swing the oars in an orderly order, and strike the gray-blue sea, and return to the territory of the inhabitants of the Red Sea, and the waters of Danone, which have descended there, and I have stopped the shore and made a solemn sacrifice, and when the wrath of the angels has been appeased, I have built a grave for No, all of whom are mighty and powerful, that his name may be immortalized。

"When I have done this, I will go on board, and the angels will bring me a gentle breeze to carry me back to my dear land, and return at great speed, and at last I will return to my long-lost home, and now, I shall see it, so that you will remain in my house until the eleventh or twelfth day, and at that time I will send you away with dignity, and give you a rich gift, three horses, and a smooth and shiny carriage, and I will give you a fine wine glass, and let you sprinkle the wine, and remember my kindness to the immortal angels for the rest of your life。 ”

When he heard these words of Medus, the thoughtful one replied, "Uncle Madus, do not keep me here for a long time, though I may sit for a whole year, and no doubt sit by your side, without homesickness or of my parents, and your words and your words make me glad and excited, but my companion is already restless, and you want me to stay a little longer. As for the gifts you are to give, it is better to have something that can be collected, and I will not accept to ride the horses and take them to the place where I am going, but let them remain here and delight your heart, and you have this vast plain, full of clovers and gingers, and wheat and barley, There is also plump and snow-white barley, and my hometown has no great plains, no pastures, but it is a place where goats are grazing, and the scenery is more beautiful than the meadows where the horses are grazing, and there is no pasture in the archipelago where you can drive your horses around, and all the slopes by the sea, my hometown is the most characteristic of this. ”

Hearing this, Meraus, who roared at the battlefield, grinned, stretched out his hand, stroked him, called out to him, and said to him: "Thou art of noble blood, my child, and I can hear from thy words, so I will give thee a gift, which I can do, and I will take out the finest and most valuable piece of all the treasures in the house, and let you take with thee." I will give you a jar of fine casting, of pure silver, with a border of gold, the work of Storth, from a king, whose palace I had lodged on the way home, and who had given me this gift, and now, as a gift, I will give it to you. ”

In this way, they came to stay with me and made a complaint, and in the meantime the feasters had begun to enter the halls of the kings, and had brought the bread of the feast with their fat sheep and the wine that was good for the mortals, and their wives, and the women, all with their beautiful turbans, and the bread of the feast. And so, they were busy preparing their meals and going into the hall.

At the same time, in front of Noji's palace, the suitors were entertaining themselves, or throwing cakes and plates, or throwing darts and guns, and in a flat field, a group of unscrupulous people, as before. Tinus and Marcus sat on one side, the leaders of the suitors, the best of whom were among them, when Urmon, beside Tinus, opened his mouth and asked, "Tinus, do we know in our hearts, or do we not know at all, when will we return?" He was gone, and had taken my ship with him, and now, having something to do, crossed the sea, and went to a wide farm, where my twelve mares, and the mules, which had never been yoked, and the hard-working livestock, and I wanted to tame one and drive it away from its companions. ”

When he had said this, the hearts of the people were astonished, and they did not think that the prince had gone to the land, and that he was still in the vicinity, in his pasture, among the sheep, or with Maius the pig-herder.

Then Tinus replied, "Tell me the truth, when he will go away, and which young men will accompany him, and whether he is the best of his people, or his own helpers, his slaves, who have this power, and tell me, tell me honestly, that I may know all this: whether he will use your ships by force, against your will, or will he consult your opinion and obtain your consent?"

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