3 myths
Each story names the sources it was written from.
A king lost three caravans to the serpents of Shur and a woodcutter lost his hair to one glance, yet slaves and infants crossed the same waste untouched.
The sea still stood in two walls behind them when the ground began to move. Serpents thick as olive-press beams did not make way.
A serpent tastes dust in everything it eats. Israel tasted whatever they liked in the manna and sneered anyway, so God sent the serpent to collect.
