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The final man

The last man in this village was Eliasif.

By ayesha adeelPublished about a year ago 14 min read
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The last man in this village was Eliasif. He pledged that I will die in June of man and was born in June of man by God. Furthermore, he tried his hardest to keep the man in June.

The monkeys had also vanished three days earlier. When the monkeys that had ruined the gardens and crops were killed, the people were shocked at first and then happy. However, the man who forbade them from fishing on the Sabbath claimed that monkeys were present among you but that they were hidden from view. "Indeed, you mocked God that He forbade you from hunting fish on the Sabbath and you hunted fish on the Sabbath," he said. Additionally, be aware that he is a greater mocker than you.

On the third day, Alizar's concubine Gujar Dum came to Alizar's Juru in resentment after entering his bedroom. After that, Joro for Alizar went to the bedroom and came back in shock. Then the news spread all over, and individuals from all over came to Eliezer's home and went to his room and were stunned that a major monkey used to rest in Eliezer's room rather than Eliezer. The majority of the fish were taken.

After that, one of them told the other, "O Aziz! A monkey has taken over Alizar. The other person laughed loudly, "You made fun of me." He kept on laughing until his mouth turned red, his teeth came out, his face was drawn, and he changed into a monkey. The initial Kamal was then surprised. He opened his mouth, his eyes widened in surprise, and then he transformed into a monkey as well.

When Eliab saw Ibn Zebulon, he was afraid and asked, "O son of Zebulun, what has happened to you that has left your face disfigured? Then Eliab turned out to be more apprehensive and yelled, "O child of Zebulun!" There must have been something wrong with you because your mother is in mourning. Ibn Zablon lashed out at Aliab with bare teeth his face turned red with rage at this. Ibn Zablon's face became disfigured with rage, and Ilyab's face became trembling with fear. Ibn Zablon's rage and Eliab's fear caused them to become intertwined, making Ibn Zablon an embodiment of rage and Eliab an embodiment of fear. Their facial deterioration persisted. After that, their organs got worse. After that, their voices became distorted to the point where the words merged and became sounds that were out of sync. They transformed into monkeys after those muddled screams turned wild.

According to Eliasif, he was the wisest of them all and remained a man until the very end. With concern, he said, "People!" We must have experienced something. Turn to the person who tells us not to fish on the Sabbath. Then Eliasif went to this person's house with the people he was with. Until late, he called the circle Zin Ho. He then left disappointed and shouted, "O people! " in a loud voice. We have now lost the man who forbade us from fishing on the Sabbath. Additionally, it is harmful to us if you consider it. People were shocked when they heard this.

With terror, their faces became flat. Khalil and God were also distorted and left. And when Eliasif looked around, all he saw were monkeys.

It ought to be realized that that settlement was a settlement. The bazaars were everywhere by the sea, a community of mansions with high towers and large gates. The bowl started to ring. However, both the market and the tall buildings vanished quickly. In addition, monkeys started to be seen in the high towers with high roofs. Eliasif looked at me from every angle, thinking I was alone. He was so scared by the thought that his blood started to freeze. However, Eliab recalled how fear had altered his form, turning him into a monkey. After that, Eliasif overcame his fear and decided, "By God, I was born in the month of man, and I will die in the month of man," and he looked at his deformed wife and said. In research, I am not one of them because I was born in June of a human and not a monkey. Additionally, Eliasef detested others. His face began to distort with hatred when he saw their hairy bodies and red-faced faces, but he quickly realized that the intensity of his hatred had caused the distortion. Eliasif turned away from hatred when he was told, "Don't hate because hatred changes a person's body," by him.

He recalled the times he had been with them and his heart began to beat with love as Eliasif turned away in disgust and stated that I was indeed among them. He recalled from Bint al-Khidr that one of Pharaoh's chariot's milk mares resembled a mare. Additionally, his enormous house had cedar and cypress doors. Eliasif recalled recently that he had groped her for the chapter that, for which she wanted her life, in the back of the house with its cypress and cypress joints and observed her long hair. drenched in night drops and panting like a fawn, her breasts. A round bowl of sandalwood is next to him, and his belly is like a wheat sheaf.

Ilyasaf then went to the house with the cypress and cypress joints in mind of Bint al-Khidr, imagining the young deer, the wheat heap, and the round bowl of sandalwood. When she saw the empty house, the mother-in-law groped her on the couch. which is why he yelled, "O daughter of Al-Khidr!" and demanded her death. So, where are he and O, the people I want in my life? See, the severe weather of the previous month has passed, the flower beds are now green and the moons are fluttering on the tall branches. So where could it be? O girl of Akhir! Come down, you who rest on the roof's bed, like deer running through the desert and doves hiding in rock crevices. And know that I want you in my life. Ilyasuf would keep calling until his heart was full and he wept as he thought of Bint al-Khidr.

Eliasif wept as he thought of Bint Al-Khidr, but then he thought of Ali's daughter, who had wept when she saw Ali in the monkey's womb. However, he stopped crying, and the gushing tears obscured his beautiful features. In addition, the boy's voice got wilder until his tone changed. Then Eliasif thought. Among them was Bint al-Khidr. And whoever is among them will undoubtedly be taken with them. Then Eliasif thought to himself, Eliasif, you must not love them to avoid becoming one of them. Eliasif lost track of the fawns, the pile of wheat, and the round bowl of sandalwood when Kar became distant from them.

Ilyasif turned away from love and laughed at his fellow men's red-faced faces and straight tails. He also remembered Alizar's claim that she was one of the village's most beautiful women. She had breasts that resembled grapes and resembled a palm tree. Also, Eliezer had informed her that I would break the grape bunches, so the bunches went to the shore.

She was now consuming Eliezer's lice on a high ridge as he followed her, plucked the fruit, and brought the palm tree to his house. With a frown on her face, Alizar would stand, and she would stand on her shy paws with her tail raised. He was surprised by his loud laughter, which made the village echo, but then he suddenly thought of the man who had turned into a monkey while laughing, as Ilyasif had told him. Do not laugh at them, O Ilyasif, lest you become their sex, and Ilyasif did not laugh.

Eliasif guffawed. Ilyasif knew the same sex as non-sex people and became unrelated to them, going through love and hate, anger and sympathy, crying and laughing, and everything in between. They were fighting over raw fruits, gnashing their teeth, jumping trees, and killing each other. All of this made him laugh and occasionally cry at the same time. Some of the time he would fly off the handle that he would grind his teeth at them and take a gander at them with hatred, and it happened that seeing them battling, he lashed out and chided them noisily. After that, his voice caught him off guard. Additionally, a monkey gave him an indifferent glance before joining the fight. Additionally, the remarks made to Eliasif remained valued. that he regretted that they had not been a relationship between men of the same sex. Eliasif lamented himself, the Word, and his fellow men. Sadly for them, they lost this word as a result. Sadly, his words burdened me and made me feel like I was holding an empty vessel. And consider today to be a day of profound regret. The expression is now dead. Eliasef then became silent as he lamented the word's demise.

Eliasif remained silent as she experienced love and hate, sympathy and rage, laughter, and tears. And Eliasif ran away from his fellow men and hid within himself. Eliasif transformed into a self-contained island. I will hold up the small mark of land between the deep waters and the island, which is completely unrelated to anything else.

Eliasif was aware of humanity's island toward him. began to protect themselves from the deep sea. Eliasif began to fear his feelings as he erected a barrier around himself to prevent emotions like love, hate, sympathy, sadness, and happiness from encroaching upon him. After that, as he was making the pasta, he felt like a stone had hit his chest. The stone was coming out, his organs were dry, his skin was discolored, and his blood was running out when he looked outside. After that, he became more self-aware and was surrounded by more whispers. He had the impression that more hair was covering his body. Furthermore, the hair is becoming stained and hard. He then closed his eyes because he was afraid of his body. He began to shrink within himself out of fear. He became more afraid and his limbs shrank more as a result of his fear, and he wondered if I would completely vanish. He noticed that his head was getting smaller and his arms and legs were getting shorter. Additionally, Eliasif recalled Eliab's transformation into a monkey out of fear. After that, he said, "I will conquer the fear within myself in the same way that I conquered the fear outside and Eliasif conquered the fear inside." Additionally, his dwindling limbs began to expand once more. His body became limp. His hair grew large and straight, and his fingers got longer. Eliasif feared that all of his limbs would give way as his joints opened and his palms and soles became numb and flat. started doing, Ilyasif closed his eyes because he couldn't bear the ugly limbs, and when he closed his eyes, he felt like his limbs were changing shape.

He worriedly asked himself, "Who am I now?" The thought made his heart sink. He secretly examined his limbs while opening one eye with great timidity. His limbs remained the same, he realized. "Indeed, I am in my June, but after that, you are the only one," he said as he boldly opened his eyes and gazed contentedly at his body. When Eliasif closed his eyes, he turned his attention inward and realized that he was falling into a dark well. As Eliasif fell into the well, old men of the same sex followed him. What did they do? After a few nights, the siege began. Eliasif recalled that men of the same sex used to fish on the Sabbath, and as a result, the sea became devoid of fish. They began to fish even on the Sabbath as his lust grew. "O Lord, who made the sea deep and gave shelter to the fish of the deep, the sea seeks refuge from your lust and on the Sabbath," said the man who forbade them from fishing on the Sabbath. Avoid oppressing fish to avoid being branded as oppressors of your souls. Eliasif was delusional when he stated that God had instructed him not to hunt fish on the Sabbath. On the Sabbath, when the fish came to the surface of the water, they floated down the path of the channel to the pit. A pit was dug at a distance from the sea, and a channel was dug to connect it to the sea. Additionally, on the second day of the Sabbath, Eliasef used that pit to catch a lot of fish. the individual who prohibited Sabbath fishing. He said that the researcher who turned away from Allah would also turn away from him after seeing this. What's more, verily Allah is the best of wrongdoers, and Eliasif recalled this and atoned and contemplated whether he had gone into misdeed. He then realized that he was a Capricorn in every way. He then yelled in front of Allah, "The creator created me," as if he had the authority to do so. I was created perfectly by you. and followed his lead. Eliasif wept over his predicament, "O Creator, now he will betray me and make me like a humiliated monkey." There was a break in the dike it was constructed and the ocean water was coming into the island.

Eliasif wept and turned away from the monkey-filled village and toward the forest, which now seemed more frightening to him than the village. Additionally, the term "house" had lost all meaning to him. He hid in a tree's branches for the night.

His spine ached and his entire body felt numb when he awoke in the morning. He examined his mutilated limbs, which now appeared to be significantly more mutilated. He was afraid and wondered, "Am I the one?" Later, he thought that someone in the village could tell him his age. It must be with men to live. After that, he replied to himself, "Adam is surely incomplete toward himself because man is bound to the man." And whoever is among them will share their upbringing. He cried out, "Bunt al-Khidr, what is it that I am your son?" when he realized this and his heart was broken. On Eliasif was vaguely reminded of the wheat field, round sandalwood bowl, and panting baby deer.

Eliasif cried out in pain as the island was submerged by seawater. O al-Khidr's daughter, is the one I want for my life. I'll look for you in the high towers, the thick branches of the great trees, and the couch spread out on the roof. You resemble milk mares that gallop. when the doves are flying high. By night, when it starts to rain. They began to penetrate the body, I swear to you, in the pitch black of the night. I swear by sleep and darkness. Additionally, of the eyelids during sleep. So I got what Miraji wanted for you, and when he said that, a lot of words got mixed up like a chain that was getting tangled. as the words dissipate. Eliasef thought about how his voice was changing and thought back to Zebulun and Eliab and the reasons why their voices were getting worse. Eliasif was terrified when he imagined his voice changing and thought, "Oh God, have I changed." At the same time, he had the odd thought that he wished there was something through which he could see his face. However, he found this idea to be extremely odd. "O God, how do I know that I am not evil?" he cried out in agony. Ilyasif initially considered going to the village, but he was afraid of it himself. He began to miss the tall houses and empty village, and the tall trees of the forest used to draw him closer to them. He fled into the forest out of fear at the thought. He saw a lake with water that was still far away. He sat by the lake and drank water to cool down. That pearl shocked the water simultaneously. Is this me? His face was visible in the water. Eliasif was awoken by Eliasif's scream after his scream went out. He then fled.

Eliasif's scream jolted him awake. He would also run away. As if the lake were chasing him, he would run. His back would hurt and his soles would become sore and flat as he ran, but he kept running, and the pain in his back would get worse. Dafta bowed down and involuntarily rested his palms on the ground when he went to discover that his spine desired a double wind.

After smelling Bint al-Khidr and bowing, Eliasif walked on all fours along the arrow and rested his palms on the ground.

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ayesha adeel

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    loved it

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