Chapter 96

At that time Phrygia had been destroyed and entered the Persian province, but the cart and the palace were still there. Alexander who knew about the legend was interested in trying to untie the knot. After some time of difficulty he then flung his sword and cleaved the knot. Think "out of the box" as the expression is used today. Alexander the Great could untie the knot. After that place there was a storm which Alexander and his men signaled that he was pleasing the Gods. And sure enough after that came the victories of Alexander who could even control Persia in the future.

Keena lowered her head. Blood trickled out of the corner of Tom's mouth. The wound on his neck was terrifying just by looking at it, but in reality Keena didn't have the courage to bite through those weak veins...

'There are still some things I still don't understand, so...don't you die first.' Keena said to himself.