The Princess then opened the door of a rock house (cave), and having taken the Prince and put him in it, shut the door.
After that, the Yakās having come, ask, “Who came here?”
The Princess says, “Ammē! I cannot be here [to be questioned] in this way. Seek and give me a husband.”
Then the Yakshanī says, “There is no seeking and giving[5] for me. If you can, seek and take one,” she said.
The Princess says, “I will find one if you will not do any harm [to him].”
The Yakshanī said, “We will do no harm to him.”
“If you swear by the censure of your deity, I will show you my husband,” she said. Afterwards she swore.
After she took the Prince into the light, she asks the Prince, “What do you eat?” The Yakshanī asks.
The Prince said, “I eat ripe Jak, Warakā (a kind of Jak fruit), Sugar-cane, Pine-apples.” The Yakshanī went and brought and gave him them. Afterwards, after the Prince ate, she said, “Where are you going?”
Then the Prince says, “Tell me the path [by which] to go to the Kulē-Bakā garden.”