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There were swarming screaming women and children everywhere, chased by fair-
skinned men with leather calf splints, polished breastplates and leather
helmets, who wielded bronze swords and spears. There were only a few older men
in the village who threw themselves at the soldiers in a senseless attempt to
defend themselves. The child, stuck with terror in the mother's arms,
remembered that the young men had gone hunting. Dalaya shook off her dismay,
threw herself into the crowd desperately, and tried to escape towards the thick
reed thicket on the bank of the river. After a few meters, a laughing soldier
had caught up with her and stood in front of her, arms outstretched, as if
trying to catch a chicken. Dalaya sat up with the child in her arms and stood
quietly and proudly in front of him. He dropped his arms and didn't reach for
his sword in his belt. Apparently the tall black woman didn't seem dangerous
enough to him. But he had underestimated her. In a fraction of a second, Dalaya
had put the child on the floor and had smacked a sound into the soldier's
fingernails. In pain and surprise, the comb clasped his hands against his
battered cheek and Dalaya had time to grab the little one again and run. But
the soldier had quickly recovered from his horror and called a comrade for
help. The two of them soon caught up with the escaping figures and roughly
threw them to the ground. More and more soldiers gathered on the banks of the
river and they started to separate children and women. The village and the
river echoed again with the desperate cries of the women, from whom their sons
and daughters were being snatched, and the loud crying of the motherless
children. Dalaya wriggled like a snake in the arms of the powerful soldier who
was clutching her, and fearfully she kept calling her daughter's name: “Nefer!
Nefer ....... Nefer! “.
there were no windows and the only bit of brightness seeped through a kind of
grated hatch in the ceiling to which a wooden ladder led up. Children and
spherical vessels were swarming around them. With a groan she closed her
eyelids and the images of her kidnapping reappeared in her mind's eye. Tears
rolled down her round cheeks when she remembered how the maddening Dalaya had
been dragged onto one ship and she, Nefer, onto another. She had fought so
desperately and kicked and bitten the soldiers that one of them had stunned her
with a rough blow to the head. Nefer stopped crying and looked around. It was
not her nature to simply give up, so she had to try to make the best of the
situation. The first thing that urged her to quench her thirst and soothe her
growling stomach. She rose and took a few staggering steps. This was not so
easy as the planks moved beneath their feet with the current of the river. But
soon she had managed to adjust her steps to the swaying ground. She approached
the other captive children, but even in this desperate situation they backed
away from her. Finally, Nefer discovered a leather hose attached to the wall of
the ship, which contained brackish but drinkable water, and quenched the worst
thirst. Hours later, it seemed like days, one of the soldiers brought dry
flatbread and some dried fish to the children. Hungry the little ones pounced
on the unsightly food and Nefer, as an outsider