White place

e sands of the desert were already so red that the redness of the rising sun had turned them into oil. There was a fire everywhere in the desert. A fire that used to cut the he

en, his companions, numbering

the outside if he wanted to. Passing through The mouth of the bag was closed while passing through the population and no one forgot to close its mouth before the bag. They arrived in the Red Desert after a seven-day journey. Where was the western region far beyond the horizon? Kabul had heard the name of the Red Desert from its elders. Strange tales about the desert were famous. Yesterday's stories became reality today. The red desert was lying in front of them with its tongu

man shouted i

am p

n and stood politely with a red

he man with the red handkerchief. Taking the hammer, he

ve h

four corners were buried in the shape of a rectangle. The man with the red handkerchief m

the r

pes were tied t

to break eve

ands and feet were tied with pegs. He loo

Kabul knelt down and begged the man in the red ha

erce me with arrows, but do not

laughing and threw a handful of sand into

ble burst. The sand was sticking needles in

my g

illed our duty honestly. Now

e some water.

f he left the water jug ​​for hi

e tied. So hard that

dkerchief said sarcastically. "Wh

some water. He bare

ef smiled and winked. And when Karchana came and sto

his by clapping their hands in joy. The man in the red handkerchief took his bow and arrow and started walking fast. Some distan

bow and arrow, Kamran said in his burning eyes, "Le

handkerchief did not prove to be the savior. The target missed or the archer knowi

ed handkerchief fired another arrow at his c

red handkerchief first drew an arrow between his legs, then drew an a

not written by me, otherwise what was

he four camel riders flew into the clouds of sand and got lost in those clouds. After a while, when the sand settled

yed the view. Now the sun had risen. He was raining fire. It was so hot. The sand was very hot. Kabul felt like it was on fire. His body w

as drenche

t evening. He drank only two sips of water from the society. He was swallowing saliva again and again.

ivered. Thorns burst on the

he tremors left him with bruises on his hands and feet as the rope was too rough. Disappointe

and, every hundred darkness spread. This darkness

ding. The face of the nigh

sert was receding. The

y flared up like a strong horse. As soon as they saw it, stro

ked aroun

ands was sand.

ms were dan

t their way in t

hat a sandstorm cou

a mound of sand blew up and

mpletely hidden in the sand. Gradually the w

breathe. He was beg

he regained consciousness, he rea

ressure of san

s placed on someone's silken knee and

one was there, but the scent of

ing. He waved his hands and feet and dropped the sand that