"How shall we find Thales of miletus?" Chilon asked being so bothered about many things.
"When we get there, we shall find a way." Alexander the white said feeling norm and calm with the way the sea's mood was — tranquil. At some point, they became comfortable with the moving snake following their trail from beneath the waters as they sailed to Crete. Alexander told them of the story of a great warlord of ancient past who with his fist broke in pieces the jaws of a lion and with the bones of those jaws killed the an thousand messenger soldiers of a king, although he narrated the story based on the myth how he was told of it by his own father who said be read something like that from the legendary tales of ancient Israel. In Alexander's words as he concluded,
"So was the tale told, thoug
