the Everlasting Quest

EPISODE 6

Next day started their journey back home. On the way, they talked about how much their life has changed since their last journey, and how much harder it has become to make a living. They both agreed that they needed to find a way to make more money and support their family.

As they were walking, they came across a man who was selling horses. Aten and Kamal were both interested in buying a horse, as it would make their journey back home faster and easier. They asked the man how much he was selling the horses for and he quoted a high price. Aten and Kamal realized that they didn't have enough money to buy a horse and they reluctantly continued their journey on foot.They were walking through the countryside, not paying attention to the path they were taking. Suddenly, they realized they had no idea where they were. They looked around and saw nothing but fields and trees. They didn't recognize any of the landmarks and they didn't have a map. They were lost.

Aten and Kamal started to panic. They didn't know how long it would take for someone to find them. They had food and water with them, but they knew it wouldn't last for long. They decided to keep walking, hoping to find someone who could help them.

They walked for hours, but they still didn't find anyone. They were getting tired and hungry. They started to argue about who was to blame for getting lost. They both felt guilty and responsible for their situation.

Just when they were about to give up, they saw a farmhouse in the distance. They ran towards it, hoping to find help. When they reached the farm, they knocked on the door and an old man opened it. He looked surprised to see them.

"What are you two doing out here? You're miles from the nearest village," the old man said.

Aten and Kamal explained their situation, and the old man took pity on them. He gave them food and a place to sleep for the night. The next day, he showed them the way back to their village.next day morning they left old man house and started walking after walking house they say a large gravied which is full of slave people died bodies. aten and kamal were horrified by what they saw. They couldn't believe that such a thing existed. They saw the slaves' bodies stacked on top of each other, some still alive but weak and in great pain. They saw the guards standing around the graves, watching over the slaves with a cold and indifferent expression on their faces.

At first, aten and kamal didn't know what to do. They were shocked and scared by what they saw. They approached one of the guards and asked him what was happening. The guard told them that the slaves were being punished for not working hard enough. He told them that they were being buried alive as a way to teach them a lesson.

Aten and kamal were horrified by this. They couldn't understand how anyone could treat another human being like this. Aten and Kamal run from there. They didn't stop until they were far away from the graves. They were exhausted, but they were also relieved that they were safe.As Aten and Kamal walked through the dark, deserted streets towards their home, they couldn't shake off the feeling of dread and helplessness that had settled in their hearts. The image of the vast graveyard filled with the bodies of slaves, that they had stumbled upon the previous day, still haunted them. They had never seen anything like it before, and the sight of so much death and suffering had left them feeling deeply disturbed and shaken. They couldn't believe that such atrocities could happen in the world, and they felt powerless to do anything to stop it.

As they reached their home, they were greeted by their worried parents who had been waiting up for them. Aten and Kamal told them about their harrowing experience, and their parents listened with tears in their eyes, feeling equally helpless and heartbroken. They hugged their children tightly, wishing they could do something to ease their pain and suffering. But they knew that there was nothing they could do, except to hope and pray for a better future for all the people who were suffering.

The next few days were filled with a heavy silence in their home, as Aten and Kamal struggled to come to terms with what they had seen. They felt a sense of hopelessness, and they knew that they would never be able to forget the images of the graveyard, the faces of the slaves, and the feeling of utter helplessness that had engulfed them. hey tried to continue with their normal lives and went back to the market to sell clothes, but they found it difficult to focus on their work. Their minds kept drifting back to the grave yard and the suffering they had witnessed. As the weeks passed, aten and kamal noticed that their business was slowly improving. They were able to attract more customers and make more sales, thanks to their hard work and dedication. They were also able to save up enough money to buy more cloth materials and expand their inventory.

Despite the hardships they faced, aten and kamal were happy to see their efforts paying off. They were grateful to be able to provide for their family and were looking forward to the day when they could finally set off on their journey. They worked hard every day, knowing that their dreams were within reach. one day Ahamed returning from his long journey, Aten and Kamal saw they were filled with excitement. They had been waiting for this moment for months, as they had decided to join him on his next journey in sea. They had saved enough money, and their mother had also given her consent, despite her initial worries When Ahamed arrived at their home, Aten and Kamal greeted him warmly. Ahamed was happy to see them and asked about their family. They told him about the struggles they had been facing with the increasing taxes and difficulty in making ends meet. He listened sympathetically and assured them that going on a journey at sea would change their fortunes.

Aten and Kamal were excited about the prospect of going on a journey with their uncle. They had always dreamed of traveling to distant lands and seeing new things. Ahamed told them that they would be leaving in a week,