When Minister Kaddaru saw this beautiful figure, he took a deep breath and said, "Long live the princess, I swear by the greatness of our deity, I have never seen anything as beautiful on this earth as you. If I had known you were like this, I would have died trying to find a suitable husband for you, someone unmatched in beauty in the world."

Upon hearing these words, Sima burst out laughing and said, "You have started on the path I want. Oh Kaddaru, know that in my life, I love nothing more than traveling, to see the wonders of the world. Know that I possess beauty and power; there is nothing I desire that I lack, except a life partner who suits me. 

Know that I, Sima, swear by the value of the magic passed down to me from my ancestors, I will not marry any man unless he surpasses me in beauty, power, and wealth. I have researched in my magical mirror and discovered that there is a book called KUNDIN TSATSUBA. This book contains a thousand great wonders. If I obtain it and read it, I will achieve a glory that no one has ever attained, neither now, nor before, nor in the future. I have tried my best to find the location of this book but have failed. Oh Kaddaru, know that my research shows that I will never meet a man who suits me until I read a page from the Kundin Tsatsuba. Now I seek your advice."

When Princess Sima reached this point in her speech, Kaddaru's mind became disturbed, and he couldn't say anything; he remained silent, thinking. A maid came with a large blue shawl and wrapped it around Sima. Sima moved closer to Kaddaru and was about to place her hands on his shoulders, but he quickly stepped back.

In surprise, she looked at him and said, "What's wrong, what happened to you?"

Kaddaru sighed and said, "Long live the princess, it is inappropriate for your hand to touch the body of a man who is not suitable for you. I swear by the honor of this house, as far as I know, from the day your mother gave birth to you until now, no man has touched you, not even your father. He himself established a law that any man who touches your body would be beheaded, not for any other reason but because of your extreme beauty. This law is still in effect today, and we adhere strictly to it."

Sima smiled and said, "I have heard your words, now listen to mine."

Kaddaru sat a little distance from her, lowering his head in obedience, listening attentively.

"What I want from you is to take me to the most powerful sorcerer in this land so that he can discover for me where the Kundin Tsatsuba is, and help me obtain it."