Egarria

The grunts of the cattle wake up Galo in the morning. The fire that broke out in front of the house has disturbed the cattle. Galo saw that he died there in the fire. He wants to know if the fire was an accident or if they were killed. If he was killed, he wants to know if he was killed because he was in debt or if he should take revenge. It is in days. It hasn't rained for weeks. There is hardly any water in the streams and springs. It is not easy to quench your thirst. Thirst leads to thirst. In addition to thirst for water, Galo also has a thirst for love. His mother died when he was six years old. Aitxe took on other responsibilities, betting and so on. Now, he has a thirst for revenge. Perhaps he will have to take revenge on the murderers of Aitche, if there were any. But the revenge that angers him is the one he took against us. The south wind is also blowing today. It's getting harder and harder to comb. The sweat comes out without doing anything. Galo remembers Mikel.