He was immediately captured by her beauty, and he swore in his mind that he would save her and return for her.

  Umer's plan was to go to the jungle man alone, offer him gold, and become friends with him. But unfortunately, Zehlan arrived before him and made a deal with the jungle man. Umer couldn't react or fight back when he was arrested. He thought that if he tried to fight back, there were too many people. It would take a whole day to kill them all, and killing so many people without a reason was the act of a heartless person. He believed he could make them understand, but he never got the chance to do so.

  But his heart was still thinking about that girl along with his mind. It felt as if something had come and diverted all his thoughts toward her.

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  When Umer returned, the minister asked him what had happened there.

  Umer said, "He arrested me, and then a girl with black eyes saved me by selling herself to that man."

  Suddenly, he received a report from his reporter:

  "You were unable to make the jungle man your friend because Zehlan already did that."

  Umer replied, "I knew he couldn't sit quietly, and I was right!"

  Umer was still thinking about that girl.

  Meanwhile, Zehlan reached the jungle man to ask what had happened.

  "Did Umer come here?" Zehlan asked.

  The jungle man replied no because he thought Zehlan might kill him for letting Umer go free. Then he offered Zehlan the chance to buy that girl.

  Zehlan looked at the girl and said, "One million gold will be fine for this girl."

  The jungle man agreed.

  "Make her sit in a beautiful room. I will come and take her two days later," Zehlan said.

  The jungle man replied, "Okay."

  Then Zehlan went back.

  Umer said to his minister, "What if we offer him diamonds instead of gold? Then he might return the girl to us and let her go safely."

  The minister was shocked and asked—