A famous king named Lamisu ruled over the city of Ban Nur, renowned for his wisdom and desire to understand the world. One day, a messenger informed him of the need for a great dam to be built to prevent flooding across the kingdom. Lamisu agreed, declaring that he would fund the project.
Upon completion of the dam after several years, the king and his advisors inspected the work. Suddenly, they noticed an unusual water flow, different from the rest. Investigating further, they found a hidden stream within the dam, which posed a threat due to its powerful currents.
Lamisu turned to his advisor Arjalu and sought his counsel. Arjalu suggested a thorough study and a diversion of the water to ensure safety. Impressed, Lamisu accepted the advice and they both proceeded to the control room.
Inside, amidst the roaring flames and the intense heat, they found a complex network of valves, levers, and pipes. Despite the daunting task, they meticulously manipulated the controls, adjusting the flow of water. Arjalu then noticed a small hourglass indicating the need for the king to sit.
As Lamisu sat down, Arjalu carefully adjusted a valve, causing a rush of cold water to flood the chamber, extinguishing the flames and saving Lamisu from harm. Overwhelmed by the ordeal, Arjalu collapsed, his body trembling with exhaustion, but relieved that his king was safe.
Lamisu, still recovering, noticed a sweet fragrance emanating from Arjalu's body, a sign of gratitude from his loyal advisor.
