Chapter 16

Third Person’s Point of View

"But we'll know it if something goes wrong," Liway whispered to Yharve.

"Make a mistake?' Yharve asked Liway in shock. "What do you want to trigger? "Yharve added.

"Just watch what I do next," Liway boasted.

Liway and Yharve returned to pay their respects. They are headed.

No one moves.

Everyone is nervous.

"The Blasphemer God wants to have a party all over the kingdom, so hurry up." The Desa clapped, which made many Yharves thump their chests.

Each had their own station in the preparation of the party. There is a wine station.

"Open the most delicious wines hidden in our jars," ordered Desa (leader of the Yharves).

"Easy!" Desa shouted orders.

"Next, Desa," the Yharve smiled bitterly at Desa because of his haste towards the Yharve.

"Get serious about what you're doing, rede pohar," Desa teased.

"Fix the rows of cups and teaspoons," was the authoritative command of Desa.

"I don't like all the flirting. Do we understand each other?" Desa sat down on the chair.

"It will follow," answered the Yharve.

The Yharves quickly arranged the cups and spoons. Others sweep the golden floor.

"Hurry up to wipe out the hectares," the villager said.

"Hurry up your action, slower," Desa's irritated shout to the Yharve or a slave.

"Next, dear Desa," replied the Yharve hastily.

"Gather the items that must be disposed of," Desa ordered.

A Yharve, Sinag, stunned everyone. He dropped three saucers.

"Look at me!" Desa screamed with rage.

Although Sinag's body was shaking, he tried to stand up to face Desa.

"I'm sorry, Dear Desa," Sinag's plea to Desa

"Hekada, did you manage to drop three pieces of saucer?" the bully of Desa asked Sinag.

"It won't happen again; I'm sorry." Sinag kneeled in front of Desa.

"Well, it should be." Desa sat on one side.

"What are you waiting for?" Desa looked at him badly.

"Are you still waiting for me to pick up your mess?" Desa said with a frown to Sinag.

"That will only happen in your dreams," said Desa.

Sinag just acted. While Liway was grinning in anger.

"As punishment for your sin, you must take with you a Yharve to serve as a guardian to the two deities," said Desa’s long statement.

Sinag and Liway's eyes widened because that was his dream, which was impossible. To guard and take care of the deities.

For normal Yharve, this is a huge obligation. Due to the battles of the gods, they will be the first to sacrifice their lives for the Krea.

"I think the one Sinag will take as his partner in guarding is Liway," Adar said.

"I think so too," agreed Ada, who was also a Yharve like her.

'They are going to play a very noble role,' Desa smiled fondly, and then her pleasant face returned. "But I don't think your sentence is fair, Desa," Shedi grabbed attention.

"Are you questioning my judgment on that, Yharve?" Desa pointed at Sinag.

"He made a mistake," Desa said, looking at the Yharves. "But this is not the answer, Desa," the brave Shedi said.

"Why did I become your Desa if it is your will that will be obeyed?" Desa said to Shedi.

"You" started teaching Desa to the Yharves. "What about me?" Yharve asked Sebal in shock. "He is,"

"Did you see what happened just now?" Desa moved to the far wall to find where Yharve-si Salbe was.

"Yes, dear Desa," Sabel politely responded to Desa.

"But that's still wrong; they have the right to save themselves," Shedi explained to Desa.

"Save where?"

"He will die in death," said the Desa.

"All of you, shall we proceed with the sentence?"

What punishment do you want me to be awarded? To just let the horn grow on his forehead because you also condone Yharven's mistake? "Desa's tone rose.

Sinag doesn't want to hide forever in a room where he first opened his eyes.

As the keeper of the gods, they will write in their records what happened to the gods.

"I will accept it completely, Doje Ibwa Desa," Sinag said in tears.

Finally, he was free from the servants' quarters. He dreamed high, but he trusted in what prayer could do.

The two Yharves, Adar and Ada, secretly laughed silly.

Liway, on the other hand, imitated Desa's appearance as if he were being mocked because of Desa's grumpy attitude.

"What are you doing?" Sinag asked weakly.

The Yharve secretly laughed, but Liway continued to taunt their Desa.

"Liway," Sinag said weakly to his friend.

"I'll take care of it." Liway grinned at Sinag after seeing him.

"We will hide in our village, Hashde," he said, extending his companion's arm.

"He is not the God to obey," Liway said weakly to Sinag.

"Don't be lazy with your speech, Liway; maybe he will hear us," Sinag said again.

"He's just like us,"

"Liway," Sinag called softly.

"But that's the truth," was Liway's brave answer.

"If you could give orders, you would think who the god is," Liway said to Sinag.

"Because there are many guests, don't be too busy."

Someone wanted to see the God, so they returned to the room again. It is not an object or creature in Krea, but a food.

Where the colorful Kielo (grapes) are Yharve took the big Kielo (grapes) that he loved.

"It's because of that God," he snorted at the God Asclepius while turning his back.

Asclepius could clearly hear what the Yharve were talking about.

"That poor god wastes a sack when he takes a keel," whispered Yharve to his companion.

"It looks like that god is fed up with his stomach." Yharve covered his mouth, then laughed softly. "Maybe..."

Asclepius just laughed because he could hear what the two Yharve were talking about.

"Gigantic Python," repeated Yharve at the other table.

"Hekada," Asclepius blurted out in annoyance.

They thought that the god Asclepius would pass it, but he didn't. The Yharve laughed quietly so that no one could hear. Especially the God.

Because Asclepius also has a hidden skin habit, the two discussed the miracle.

Asclepius lightly flicked the air, then blew twice before clapping twice.

"Compassionate Zeno!" the Desa shouted in shock when they saw the resemblance between the two Yharve.

"What's going on, and your hair seems to be standing on end?" said a surprised Desa.

The desa is the leader of the Yharve; he is the first ancestor who served in the hands of the former queen and king Krea.

The two Yharves looked at each other. "You seem to have become like a rock under the sea, Liway," one of his companions mocked.

"Hekada Asbeda, Sinag," Yharve whispered to his companion.

Desa approached them to talk to them. But the God was not satisfied and did some more magic.

"Kurum ihir penma (I want them to fly to)" Asclepius's magic was cut off as a God appeared behind him.

"Reprimand Ilra." Blasphemer shook his head before glaring at Ilra.

"Hashde ilra dunerba Yharve? (Are you losing your mind, and it seems that Yharves are using magic?") He shook his head again.

"Duwabna keshri fie' (they must be punished") was Asclepius' disgusted reply to the Blasphemer.

"Idisre duwabna fie' (Why do they have to be punished?") he asked his Dehar(Sibling) in confusion.

"Because they must be disciplined," Asclepius answered the Blasphemer curtly.

"But let us maintain that forgiveness is what our mother commanded us," Blasphemer said softly to Asclepius.

"He's real, but I can't promise our mother that I won't be angry," Asclepius said seriously to Blasphemer.

"What else can I do with my scolding ilra?" Blasphemer mocked his ilra in a whisper.

"Hekada, I can hear you," the goddess said threateningly.

The Divine Blasphemer just laughed at the behavior of his Ilra (eldest sister).

"What are you doing here?" Asclepius said in shock to Blasphemer.

"I just want to wander around the palace, you," the Divine Blasphemer said, taking a piece of Kielo.

"I'm also here because..."

"Because what, my Ilra?" the frowning Blasphemer asked Asclepius.

"Because I just wanted to help with the preparations," Asclepius answered curtly.

"It seems refreshing because before, you couldn't leave your room," Blasphemer exclaimed to Asclepius.

"A lot has changed, and a lot will change," Asclepius answered with a shrug.

"You're right. A lot will change."

The two deities sat on a golden chair. They both face each other. Silence enveloped the brothers. They just looked at what their Dehar(Sibling) was doing.

Huge decorations on the curtains, on the pillars, stairs, and other parts of the palace

The equipment that will be used for the party is flying. Huge meals and alcoholic beverages Luxurious chairs, cutlery, and cutlery.

On every wall you pass, there is a star that seems to tremble with joy.

The colors of the decorations are different, with purple, orange, green, yellow, white, and blue symbolizing the deities of Krea.

The gold cloth is for their highest God, Father Zeno. It's as if the war and the loss of a loved one never happened.

"You seem to be thinking deeply, Dehar (Sibling)," is the sad lesson of Hesperus to Asclepius.

"It's not Blasphemer," he said, interrupted by the others he faced.

"Hesperus," Asclepius had doubt on his face.

"Where did the Blasphemer I was talking to go?" Asclepius raised his eyebrows slightly.

"He left to get some air," Hesperus replied sparingly.