Sanura petted Aradia as they went back to her palace. She was very quiet but enjoyed having Pet-Ament close to her side. She always felt better when he was around. Aradia curled up on Sanura's lap.<br/><br/>Achencheres called for his scribe. He had a set of letters made up about the demise of Nu-Antef's encounter with the god Ra. It included the nonburial of Nu-Antef and of the mourning period for Nu-Antuf's foolisness. There is a lesson for all to learn in this tragedy. He asked that they be sent out to the all the family except Nu-Antef's wife of which he will personally inform and not to his first wife, Akarkhentkats .  He then went to inform Nu-Antef's widow of what happened.<br/>As Achencheres, walked up to Nu-Antef's wife, she timidly asked<br/>"What fool hardy thing did my husband do? He has been extremely agitated lately."<br/>'s wife listened to Achencheres' tale, she nodded knowingly. She did not seem to be in sorrow.<br/>"It is as if he had it coming to himself. And to defile the Temple was not at all a good thing to do or even think about. Then to attempt to murder his own father and brother was totally an insane idea. I only wish that I could feel sorry for Nu-Antef but my heart is glad to be free of him. I am sorry for the loss of your son and the loss of a father for my children but not for the loss of Nu-Antef, himself. Thank you for telling me in person." Nu-Antef's wife spoke.<br/><br/>Akarkhentkats next went to his own wife who came to him, greeting him warmly. then paled when she saw his  face. She took him to their private room to talk. Achencheres told  Akarkhentkats  of the demise of Nu-Antef. She wept for her son and so did Achencheres .<br/><br/>By the time Sanura arrived home, the letter from Achencheres had just arrived.