CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
As Kalos’s ship sailed through the canal, again unmolested, Trelio took the time to talk to Albalos.
“So, you seem to have great respect for Kalos, but to us he has always seemed like just a mad sailor,” said Trelio.
“He is indeed a little mad. He sacrificed his mind in ancient times, but he was Kalos The Great, the mightiest warrior of the Elven Nation. He was there at the time of the creation of the Lake of Healing, and he still bears part of its residue,” said Albalos.
“So that is how you got to look so much younger!” said Trelio.
“Indeed. But he is a shadow of his former self. But part of the Great Elf is still there. That is what brought him to you and to us. I hope the Penguins can help him,” said Albalos.
“So, they exist?” said Trelio.
“Yes, I will
