Path and Recovery
"Jack! Do not leave me here!" An unknown voice yelled.
"Where are you?" I asked.
"You cannot see me? I have always been with you, Jack!" It said.
"You liar! I cannot see you anywhere! Stop lying!" I yelled.
I woke up, breathing air as fast as I can. I did not know how my dream is connected to this 17th century life, but I also forgot I had to sell some vases to buy tasty bread. I could live with normal bread for only two coins. I went out and though before I walked, who was Jack? My name is Mutliar. My father left me to this stranded city, where only 50 people live at. My friend, Mushalim, founded a 'Merchant's Heaven', where people will buy anything and leave. Even if it was useless. Even I went there. How much the cost is, look at it and you buy it. I was walking and some men were flirting with some girls who have no interest is any of them. The town was Ulthari.
"Mutliar, come here." Mushalim said "Meet my wife, Shikail. I met her on a brides' man. He sells fine women" He said.
"Buying women is not going to help everything, Mushalim" I said
"I know. But why not take a look and see what I can buy for you." He roared a loud laughter.
I hesitated and went to the Merchant's Heaven. I sold 50 vases, which was 500 coins each. One by one buys them, which was a customer sale to me. I earned 250,000 coins. If I sold or than 50, I would have been richer than Mushalim. He is the richest in Ulthari, which you won't imagine why. He started the biggest crowd ever made in the year 1704. He destroyed the rules of Ulthari, and made new ones. He sentenced 5 men who raped almost ever women in town. He helped children learn to take care of their family. He did almost everything, until there was a brides' man. Meaning they sell women to men and tell them that they are married. Women with knowledge is confidentially given to it's original spot. They called women from different towns are called under-goers, which I do not know why they call them that. It is impossible to tell a true-seeker.
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