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Pannhaas Part three
Day's later we are to arrive in Greece and we have no Captain and no tresure. He who cammands is A fearful foolish person. The oils are resticted due to his fear of thrist and the fruit stored have soured due to his lack of knowledge. The salted fish shall fill these bellies until we have sailed into Greece and what sjhall we tell these people. Scylla has taken both Captain Crew and treasure. What are they to say of us. They arrived at Crete, and ships met them. They ordered us into a particular place in the harbor one said. They asked nothing and we said nothing. We were ordered to stay aboard, we stayed in harbor for Five days. On the Night of the fifth day meats and wines were sent aboard. Breads fresh made with salads and fruits. The wines were like no thing we had ever tasted they were great wines said the guy who had taken the helm. A member of the Roman Navy had boarded the ship he told them of a ship docked down stream that had arrived Seven Days before them. He told them they were said to be sunk and a Sae Creture had Swallowed them A six headed sea Creature. He asked them not to come ashore until he could determine what was going on. Casear was in Greece to hear the Operas of Beautful Women anbd we wished you to tell your story to Casear.
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