a deer he loses his companions, and in the growing darkness he falls
 with his horse into a deep pit - the bear-trap. By pure chance
 Calamaria is strolling through the forest, picking magic herbs. As
 soon as Satrapold, covered with numerous bruises, manages to pull
 himself out of the pit, he sees a beautiful apparition. In the silvery
 haze of the forest scenery, embroided with a thousand rays from the
 setting sun, a gleaming silhouette of an aetheric fairy resides with a
 basket full of strange muck.
 During the first few momemnts Satrapold think that these are the first
 perceptions of his afterlife and he falls into furious melancholy. But
 then the beautiful with Calamaria meticulously tretas his wounds and
 he falls hopelessly in love with her. Although Calamaria refuses his
 offer to walk her home, she accepts an invitation to the castle.
 Satrapold, thought, does not have the slightest idea who she might
 be