Indian mythology story: Wizard

the young wizard very much liked the daughter of his clan leader, but he did everything he could but never met.

one day, gitlikna dressed himself as an indian from afar, and according to the custom of the tribe, he went naked to the market in front of the chief's courtyard, sitting down and selling pepper.

chief

has no son, only a daughter, a beautiful daughter, and many young men came to propose, who rejected her.

an occasional opportunity for his daughter to look at the street view with a window and accidentally to see the wizard's strong and elegant body, and to be fascinated by it.

soon after, she was seriously ill and swollen.

when the chief learned that her daughter was seriously ill, he called her maid to ask, "how is my daughter sick and why is she so swollen?" the maid replied: “my lord, there is a naked indian from afar who has left her sick.

the young lady saw him, greatly admired his naked body, fell madly in love with him, often in bed, and was sick." the chief immediately instructed his entourage: “get the man who sells the pepper and bring it to me immediately.” people go around looking for witches, but there's no sign of him anywhere.

so the chief climbed up the mountain high and shouted, "listen, if you see the pepper-seller indian, bring him to your leader!" so the whole town started looking for it, but they couldn't find it for a long time, so they told the chief that the young pepper sellers never showed up in town again.

however, just as the chief was completely desperate, he was seen sitting in the old market and selling pepper, and was immediately informed.

the chief said, "bring him here now." when he arrived, wilmack asked him, "what tribe are you from?" "master, i'm not from here.

i'm here to sell pepper." the wizard answered.

"where were you? why don't you tie your legs instead of a cape?" "my lord, this is our custom!" the chief said, "so you have to fix her." "my lord," the wizard says, "i can't do this, you still kill me.

i sell peppers, i don't cure." the chief said, "don't be afraid, it's okay! you will cure my daughter's illness and restore her health." so people wash their heads and bathe with black paint, strap their legs and cape.

then the chief said, "get him to my daughter!" shortly after, wilmack's daughter quickly recovered her health and became much more alive.

the witch thus became the son-in-law of the chief through his most primitive witchcraft。