Grandfather looked into Sula's eyes and asked,
"Your eyes are white. Are you blind?"
Sula replied,
"These are the rays of the flying eyes that flooded my vision. They are the eyes of the beasts."
Grandfather asked,
"Have your eyes flown away and become eyes with which you can see?"
Sula laughed,
"When you go with me, the flying eyes will look at you. Your eyes will change, and you will see the world with a monstrous gaze."
Grandfather asked,
"I want to ask you, do you remember the two boys, Sayle and Vizella?"
Sula the Wild replied,
"What are you talking about? The names of some beasts? Perhaps your question is from a different time."
Grandfather said,
"Maybe the brothers are sitting over there with the beasts. I'll go to the kitchen to bring you food."
Grandfather found the dwarf preparing a molten iron meal and said,
"This looks delicious. Let's go to the savage."
After finishing her lunch, Sula said to the dwarf,
"I'm going back to town."
"I'll go with you," said the grandfather.
"I'll go with you too," said the dwarf.
Grandfather replied,
"Don't come with us. Maybe the boys will visit. You run my restaurant and take care of things."
"Goodbye, dwarf. I'll be back to taste your meal," he added.