Silas

Silas Bianchi was the heir to several farms and agricultural properties. Having inherited an empire from his father, he achieved fame, wealth, and commanded respect for the Bianchi surname.

Silas had always been dedicated to his work, giving his all; he never accepted anything less than perfection, being egocentric in that regard. He lived on one of the largest farms in the countryside, raising cattle, cows, chickens, pigs, horses, and especially the vegetation: vegetable gardens, fruit orchards in large fields, a large house in the center, a large barn in the back, and a crystal-clear swimming pool next to the house. And many employees taking care of everything. In addition to the international networks with which he had agreements and agricultural companies.

That said, he had no shortage of money, nor of luxury. Silas never liked going to the city, so when he had a problem that needed to be solved in the city, he usually sent Elias. Until the day Silas needed to go to Pará in person, specifically to resolve problems with certain partners. He resolved the problems, and with much insistence from Elias, they went to see and appreciate the lively city of Pará. Walking through the square near the coast of the large beach, something caught Silas's attention: a circle of people shouting excitedly, clapping, and singing a lively song. Intrigued, he approached, and with his considerable height, he could see: In the middle of the circle, a woman, a goddess... Dancing carimbó, her steps smooth, her colorful skirt swirling with the movements, her feet moving lightly, her hair flying gently in the breeze, an enchanting smile on her lips, her skin glowing in the sun...