76 Sure Hands looked at it and his eyes brightened. "I see a vision," he announced, "how this Symbol should be displayed. I must gather my craftsmen. There is much to do!"
77 So night and day hammering could be heard from Sure Hand's workshop as he toiled on his project, but save from his workmen, none knew anything of what he was doing.
78 One day he appeared in his father's office looking exhausted. "Father," he said, "my project is coming well, but the gold leaf that covered the statues of the gods in our Temple is not enough to complete it. I need more. Will you give me the funds for more?"
79 The Old Fox opened a drawer and took out a sack of gold. "Take what you need," he offered, "I trust your judgment. But my son, you look terrible! Should you not have some sleep?"
80 "When my work is done," he replied, "I will sleep. You know how I am when I begin to work. And this must be ready for The Worship Day."
81 As you will, my son," The Old Fox told him. So the work continued.
The Old Fox shows his son Sure Hands Fox what The Symbol Of The Lords should look like.
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