Three seconds at the banquet of the king James I of Aragon with the bishop of Barcelona, Berenguer de Palou and the magnates Bernat de Centelles and Gilabert de Cruïlles, during the conquest of Majorca in 1229

And metallic cups replete of hydromel passed by bearded mouths full of grease and chicken

and Peter I Count of Urgell was there, devastated by the fibrosis, reading a Carolingian Vulgata, whose cover was made of wood, and which belonged to the king Edward the Confessor

and the 500 Knights Templar, who educated the king during his childhood were seated, shining in silvery armours, just returned from the V Crusade, full of disasters and the fire of Acre


and the falconers fed the royal birds of prey with disdain in a corner, and the minstrels played the divine laúd at the feet of the agape



and the bonfires were lit, and the cauchemars were blue haze on the Arxipiélag



and nothing more.