The soldiers in the castle fort used to make arrows from small pieces of wood, cut large logs, and place them in all directions after tying them with ropes.
The warrior was observing the sky, waiting for the green ray that would indicate the return of time. Fifty centuries ago, the monsters would awaken and head to the castle, screaming.
Night came, and the sky turned green. The king and the soldiers went out to the fort, watching the sky and saying:
"Oh my God, is this an upcoming earthquake? The sky is green!"
Mirta hurried to look for the warrior and found him asleep.
Mirta: "Warrior, wake up! The castle will fall!"
The warrior woke up in shock.
Warrior: "What do you mean? Has something happened? Did the monsters enter the castle?"
Mirta: "The sky is green!"
Warrior: "Let's go! The monsters are approaching the castle, and their sound is terrifying!"
The warrior and Mirta arrived at the fortress, shouting:
"O king! Soldiers! Put on your masks, close your ears! The monsters are coming—their voices can make anyone collapse!"
"Come on, soldiers! Hold your positions from the bottom of the castle to the top!"
The warrior continued:
"The main mission for the soldiers below is to prepare your arrows and kill the small monsters. Do not let them climb!"
Small monsters appeared at the bottom. They were wild cats, meowing, and gathering around the castle like ants. The battle began. They tried to climb, but the soldiers aimed their flaming arrows at them. Whenever a cat opened its mouth, a burning arrow was shot into it.
The warrior spotted a giant black cat among the crowd and shot an arrow straight at it, killing it instantly. With that, the cats disappeared.
The soldiers cheered:
"O king! We have eliminated them! Let us rest!"
The soldiers went back into the castle, but the warrior kept his eyes fixed on the green sky.
Warrior: "Soldiers, do not leave! The sky is still green. The monsters have not gone yet—their leader hasn't appeared!"
Suddenly, wolves with eyes burning like fire howled loudly as they approached the castle, intent on breaking in.
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