Pea soup

Once upon a time, there was an old man who lived in ancient times. They have two sons and a daughter. Her daughters are incomparably beautiful. One day his sons wanted to go to the forest to open a new land.
They got enough food for a few days and said who would bring us food if we ran out of food.
The old man and the old woman were too old. No one but the girls took the food. They said our daughter would take it. As his brothers went into the woods, they marked the trees. But there was a giant in the woods. Sensing this, too, he bowed to his palace and made a sign. A few days later, the girl decided to take food to her brothers. He went to the giant's palace. Knowing that he was lost, he tried to turn back, but the giant wouldn't let him — so the girl stayed in the giant's palace.
The brothers waited, and when the sisters did not come, they were furious. returned home and learned that her sisters had already taken food. Big brother:
- Our sister must have gone astray and went to the giant's palace. I'm going to save her. If I don't come back in three days. don't wait for me, 'he said, and went to the giant's palace. He went to the giant.
Dev was out hunting. Her sister cried when she saw her brother and told him what had happened. His brother waited for the giant. And his sister:
-Akajon. Go away, the giant will kill you, ”he said. But his brother did not agree to leave. I'll take it with Dev, he said. Finally the giant came. Then the girl went to the giant and asked, "What would you do if my brother came?"
"If he had been a guest, I would have been a guest," said the giant.
The girl pointed to her brother. Dev treated him very well.
Finally, he said, "Come, let me show you my riches," and he led the young man and showed him his riches. After seeing all of Dev’s wealth. came to a shallow well. Then the giant said to the young man:
"If you destroy this well with an ax, without fire, with the power of a sheep, you will survive, and if you don't paint, I will dig it," he said. Guy:
"I can't break it," he said. Dev took the young man's head and hung it on the gate. The girl was crying, she could do anything. Waiting three days, when his brother did not come. the little boy rode on a yogi. He also came to the giant, the giant also entertained him and asked him to break the well. When he failed, he killed him like his brother and hung him on the gate. The old man and the old woman were waiting for their sons. The girl spent her days crying. So, a lot of time has passed since then. The girl stayed in the giant's palace. This incident also began to be forgotten.
One day, when the old man was bending over, a pea was rolling on the road.
Holding the old pea. He put it in his pocket. When he got home, he took the pea out of his pocket and saw that it was a small child, not a pea.
The old man told the old woman the story. The old man was happy and named the child Nokhatpolvon and began to take care of him. Peas grew taller day by day and grew up to be brave young men. One day he said to the old man:
"Father, bring me a cast iron rod," he said. The old man went to the blacksmith, made a hammer, and hurriedly brought it home. The young man turned his club and threw it into the air.
Gurzi came back three days later, and when he landed, Chilparchin became rich.
"Father, why didn't you make it out of cast iron?" He said.
The old man went back to the blacksmith's house, made a gourd out of cast iron, and brought it in a cart. He took the pea stick out of the cart, turned it over again and fired. Gurzi fell to the ground three days later and this time did not break. To the old woman with the old pea:
"I'm going to save my sister from the giant," he said, and said good-bye. He walked and found the giant's castle.
The girl was spinning. Pea introduced himself to him. After a while, the giant came. He took the pea as a guest, showed him his wealth, and led him to the well, and said:
"If you break this well with an ax, without fire, you will leave, if you don't paint, you will die," he said. The pea-grower smashed the well with a hammer, and with such speed he cut off the giant's head as well. In Biipas, the giant's corpse was surrounded by crows. The pea grabbed a baby raven. The mother began to insist, "Let go of my child."
"If you go and get dead and living water, I'll let your child go," said Nokhatpolvon. The raven's mother brought oiik and living water. The peacock returned his child, and went to the gate where the bodies of his brothers were hanging, and brought their heads with their bodies, and first poured out the living water after the oiik water. His brothers stood up, beating him.
Nokhatpolvon took his two brothers and sister and went to the old woman. The old man and the old woman were overjoyed, and for three nights and three days they celebrated their wedding and achieved their goal.