Sanura allowed hersself to be comforted by Pet-Ament but soon she dried her tears for this was no place for a young princess to act so undignified. She took a cloth that her personal servant handed her and dabbed at her eyes gently. People at the Temple gathered in such a way that they shielded the young princess from wayward eyes. They knew in their hearts that Pet-Ament was a messenger of the gods and he could be trusted in every way.<br/>"thank you for the hug, Pet-Ament. I hope I did not embarrass you very much. But I think that I am ready to go home and rest now."<br/><br/>Achencheres grew angry with  Nu-Antef. He had no right first off with bringing a weapon into this chamber of rest. He also had no right to bad mouth something that he has refused to believe in and most certainly not in a sacred place! How could he have lived, Achencheres did not know, for surely by now the gods would be fed up with his son's insolence. He was most certainly was!<br/><br/>Aahhotep nearly stood up when  Nu-Antef came in with a sword but something was holding him back from standing and confronting his so called elder brother. All that  Nu-Antef could ever see was to be the bigger, the stronger, the best at anything physical. He never forgave Aahhotep for being the best in their studies and thusly making  Nu-Antef second best. He only could watch and listen then allow the god do what he wanted with  Nu-Antef.<br/><br/>Suddenly,  Nu-Antef threw the apples in the air and sliced them in half. Then a bright light appeared, one that was as bright as the sun itself!<br/>A voice boomed out so loud that it hurt the men's ears and they covered their ears from the loudness as it spoke:<br/><span style="font-style: italic"> Our messenger tried to tell you. I even let him give you one last chance. I sent Pet-Ament here to right the things that are wrong. However, despite him repeatedly sending you wisdoms you refused to listen. Than you went so far as to insult all of us. That will not go unpunished. In our temple of all places."   </span><br/><br/>The light somehow became brighter then it seemed like everything went dark......the light was gone when their eyes grew adjusted to the normal daylight and the guards came running in to find only Achencheres  and Aahhotep sitting in their chairs with no sign that Nu-Antuf was ever there.<br/><br/>Rumors went thru the grape line quickly about what had happened at the Temples, minus the hug that the messenger gave Sanura of course, and then the fact that the guards couldn't get inside a door that had no locks. Only the work of the gods could do such a thing. Particularly since there was not a sign left of Nu-Antuf except his sword that Achencheres sadly and slowly picked up and place on the table.