"They crossed the "usual" sea, and every boat that crosses the "usual" must make a choice, and the choice is known: either it goes right on the path of safety, to sail on safe seas, or it goes north on the path of regret!"
What route did the "Phoenix" boat choose, which carried 100 people, including sailors, soldiers, workers, women, and one boy, on a sea voyage to the Kingdom of the Tibar and Almaz? How many of them will return and how many will perish, according to the famous phrase about the strait through which you will pass: "The passer-by will not return!"? This is what Scheherazade will reveal to us in one of her never-before-told stories, and the great writer Hajjaj Adol formulates it to bring us into a world full of excitement, suspense, and strangeness, on a journey that has gone through many difficulties and encountered different types of people and beings.