son is to be married, and gives the princess two heaps of dirty clothes to be washed with a single bar of soap, and a piece of bread to feed her dog and her donkey with. The voice appears again and asks for a kiss, which the princess refuses, but tells her to go up the mountain and shout for the Neraidas of the mountain to come and wash the clothes, since the Drakäna's son is geting married. The princess takes the dog and the donkey with her up the mountain and summons the Neraidas; they come and wash the clothes, and give food for both animals. The Drakäna comes back and sees that the tasks have been fulfilled, and orders the princess to fulfill twelve sacks with feathers, for she wants twelve pillows for her son's wedding guests. The mysterious male voice advises the princess to go to the woods and shout at the birds that the Drakäna's son is dead, and they will give her their feathers; once she has enough feathers, she is to dismiss them by saying she lied about his death. The last task done, the Drakäna plans another way to devour the human girl: she orders the princess to go beyond another mountain where her sister, the witch, lives, and get from there violins and drums for the upcoming wedding. The Drakäna's son tells the princess this is a trap, and advises her to procceed: on the streets, she is to pluck a fig full of worms from a fig tree, eat it and compliment the tree; drink from a muddy and dirty spring and compliment it; cut of a rag of her dress and give to a woman cleaning an oven with her breasts; enter the witch's house and, while she is distracted sharpening her teeth, the princess is to get the instruments and escape. The princess follows the instructions to the letter and gets the instruments while the witch is at the kitchen, but she leaves and commands the woman at the oven, the spring and the fig tree to stop her, to no avail. Finally, the Drakäna celebrates her son's wedding to another bride, and glues candles on the princess's fingers, so she illuminates the sleeping couple for the whole night, and burns to death while at it. The false bride enters the chamber and sees the princess. The Drakäna's son