Chapter 88: Sacrifice, the Birth

  This moment had Oranmiyan continued to expand in maximum pain and loudness as he crawled yet on the ground in the presence of the Chiefs and Elders and yet the Eldest Priest and the royal guards. 

In this strength did Oranmiyan held his stomach firmly and led yet another shout out of his mouth and in his words that followed was that he could feel movement in his stomach. 

For it was believed in Ifa-ile that the king who showed his cowardice in the presence of his subjects was not worthy of a king. In this sense must a king be fierce and brave like the lion and shall not express his pain or sorrow or fear. 

But in this case shall this belief be ignored. For it is a child that grows in the belly of a king and thus the pain shall be unbearable to him.