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On the other side of the wall there is a pumpkin garden. The girl can see the garden from the path on top of the wide wall. Yet, she had to find the place on the path where she could see the ocean.

The girl thought that somewhere in the ocean there is a treasure. Yet, she cannot understand how to find it.

Her friend left the doors open, and he allowed the ocean waves to flood the ancient garden that he could not keep. The waves were very wild. And when she looked in the water it was clear and she could see the fish.

She could lower the bucket on a rope and try to catch the fish? Fish is a great food to eat.

Sometimes, the gate must be shut, because the water level becomes too high. The water can drain out on a different path too in the garden courtyard.

There is a small opening in the flooded court area and the water can travel on a small stream. A river is created in a different garden and the water can be filtered for drinking water.

There is a man-made lake that is very small where the salt water pools and sometimes the fish will swim with the flowing water with the stream. Her friend likes to go fishing here and he can catch all types of fish.

At a different courtyard is a carrot garden.

She likes the taste of carrots.

Part II

The Four Horses

A Mysterous Journey

At her country there are four horses that cannot disappear. And they travel all over the land. Each horse, someone, had tied a scroll to each one of the horse's neck. Each scroll had a story that could be told about a time that will exist, or did exist. Yet, the scrolls never told a story about immediate time.

The gate kept the horses away from the castle. They were not allowed to trespass. There were different stories told by people in the land about why the horses were not allowed to enter the castle. Yet, no one really knew why.

Each horse had a key tied around its neck, too. Yet, the beast would come from the earth if someone tried to take the keys.

A story was told that there were treasures that stayed hidden somewhere, and the keys could open the treasure chests. Yet, the King of the land said that the treasures are not that valuable.

A King from a different land took a scroll from the horse. Yet, he also took the key and the curse came over the land. If the key was taken from one of the horses the castle would vanish, and the horses would sleep. No one could wake the horses and a maiden would sing a song in secret.

No one could find the maiden that sang in the villages.