Many hundreds of years ago, there lived a wizard. He was not particularly famous or skilled; he could only enchant carpets and fabrics. One just had to think of a piece of clothing, and the fabric would transform into a jacket, a shoe, or a dress. The wizard could also make the carpets fly, although not very high. Four of his five daughters lived scattered in all directions, only the youngest stayed with him because she did not want to marry. Her name was Mulauwana, and she was especially good at weaving carpets. When the wizard realized that his life was coming to an end, he called his daughter to him so that he could tell her all his stories. Mulauwana listened for hours while weaving continuously. Thus, seven differently colored carpets were created, with which Mulauwana set off on an adventurous journey.