While he is away, he summons the magic horse and fights three times against his father-in-law's enemies. At the end of the tale, the king goes blind, and, according to an astrologer, only milk from the bird that flies over the Jordan river can cure him. The boy rides the horse and finds the bird's milk, while his brothers-in-law buy a fake remedy from a seller.
While he is absent, he commands the magical steed and engages in combat three times against his father-in-law's adversaries. At the conclusion of the narrative, the monarch loses his sight, and an astrologer asserts that only milk from the bird that soars over the Jordan River can restore him to health. The boy mounts the horse and discovers the bird's milk, whereas his brothers-in-law purchase a counterfeit treatment from a vendor.