Malakiad

When an old friend approaches heroic-era Greeks Kopulus and Elenia about the possibility of attacking a horrible monster in a far-off land to retrieve a divine treasure, they exchange a look and ask the obvious question: "Where can we steal a magic chariot?"

The answer leads them to Mount Olympus and nearly gets them killed, so they decide to steal a fishing boat instead.

In the course of sailing the seven seas (all right, just a small piece of the Aegean and perhaps a little bit of the Mediterranean), they learn that one should probably only steal fishing boats if one has at least a passing knowledge of how to navigate them. Plus, they should steal one with sails. Or perhaps one without a three-headed guard dog on it.

And then things get complicated.

Cand un vechi prieten se apropie de grecii Kopulus si Elenia din epoca eroica cu privire la posibilitatea de a ataca un monstru oribil intr-un tinut indepartat pentru a recupera o comoara divina, ei schimba o privire si pun intrebarea evidenta: „Unde putem fura un car magic ? "Raspunsul ii duce la Muntele Olimp si aproape ii ucide, asa ca decid sa fure o barca de pescuit. In cursul navigarii pe cele sapte mari (in regula, doar o mica bucata din Marea Egee si poate un pic de Marea Mediterana), ei invata ca, probabil, ar trebui sa fure barci de pescuit numai daca aveti cel putin cunostinte trecatoare despre cum sa le navigati.