(25)

The home of William was a part of the castle of Scotland. He was one of eight kings of that country, and in the year 1000 he was the main ruler of all its territory. He however did not live entirely inside his castle, because his house had another way out into the Scottish moors, located many miles from the Scottish capital. He usually did not enter the castle from the interiors of his home, but instead ventured every day into the wilderness of the Scottish planes. His house was built of red brick and was the oldest building in the world. It was constructed one day after God created his cave of Goodness, where all the books of the world began to be stored. The construction of the house was very easy, and because of its old age, it in year 1000 still contained secret corridors and mysterious passageways, and it possessed doors which led into all corners of the world and into the houses and gardens of all William's friends. And William was friends with everybody, thus his house was an outstanding connection centre with all the places in the universe.