from the well to fill his container. He saw the other boys playing around but he is not in the mood to play. They called out to him but he just wave them off and carried the water home. Immediately he dropped the water he looked at his mother eagerly with pleading eyes. "Mother can I go to the sea shore and wait for father now?" His mother looked up from where she was squatting and cleaning the fish. "I know you can't wait to leave here and go. You rather stand idle in the sea shore than help your poor mother." "Mother you know that's not true, I wouldn't leave you at all if you still need my help" as he was speaking he squatted down to to show he is ready to help wherever he could. "What do you want me to do mother?" Alena burst into laugh. Oh! My sweet boy, am only playing with you. You've been up all morning getting more woods and fetching water and you think that's not help enough? I'm almost done and soon the meal will be ready. Just go and see to your brothers. I told Timaios not to swim in the sea with the other children but you know him, no telling of what he can do.

to calm him down. "Son! Look at me. Am not letting go of you. I am here. What is it?" Everyone in the beach has gather around them. The fishermen left there boats and ran down. Those just coming back to shore who saw what was happening quickly abandoned their boat and also ran down to see what's going on. It's so unlike Urias to be screaming or terrified. "Urias talk to me what is it?" He was a bit calm now. He was bre

h her hand to see if she is dead. But felt no pulse. "Kadmos look at how white she looks, she is dead. Its no use." Another fisherman equipped. "There is no harm in trying, at least let's satisfy our conscience". He moved his hand to check for pulse in her neck but there was no sign of life. As he was about mo