I see. I will stop trying to solve that part, then, given that what I know of those regions east of Khebbel-im-Akkad is very little, beyond the fact that the pottery, silk, and spices of Ch'in are among the finest and what exists in our religious writing about the time Elua and his Companions spent in Bhodistan.

[Look, he's a very smart medieval man but he still only can draw upon the resources of a medieval man when it comes to different countries.]

When I have finished the first volume, perhaps I shall come to you with my thoughts?