The khan's sons-in-law go to hunt for some lions; Byzhmapapakh joins the hunt on a lame horse, but, out of sight, summons one of the horses, gallops away to the steppes and finds a lioness. The lioness begs to be spared; Byzhmapapakh agrees to spare it, in return for its lioncub and the milk. On the road back, he meets his brothers-in-law, who do not recognize him, and spins a story about needing the meat for his mother.
The khan's sons-in-law go hunting lions; Byzhmapapakh joins the hunt on a lame horse, but secretly summons a horse, gallops to the steppes and finds a lioness. The lioness begs for mercy; Byzhmapapakh agrees to spare it in exchange for its cub and milk. On the way back, he encounters his brothers-in-law who do not recognize him and fabricates a tale about needing meat for his mother.