They were enjoying a soothing song from among the kinds of songs they usually performed when suddenly they saw intriguing smoke with various colors. After a while, it disappeared, and then the jinn appeared full of joy for she had come for friendship, not malice. Indeed, the adornments she wore were something to behold. Upon her appearance, they welcomed her with happiness, showing love and admiration. After exchanging greetings, she offered them some delightful snacks. Once they settled, they narrated to her their encounters with the King of the Jinn and how he became comfortable with them, even asking them about a peculiar scent he was smelling. They had managed to divert his questions, even leading him to tears. Once they finished narrating, she said to them, "I told you earlier that among the jinn, it's rare to find a braver or more perceptive one than him. However, regardless of how brave a man is, a woman is his match." They continued their entertainment as usual. Later in the afternoon, they went into a garden within the house, strolling and picking fruits. Nur spoke to the jinn, "Oh, our beautiful friend, we have become companions, and we trust each other, giving one another trust and confidence. Yet, surprisingly, we still don't know your name, so we would like to know it now, but only if you are willing." When the jinn heard Nur's words, she laughed in a fascinating way that revealed her teeth, and said, "Oh Nur, you and your friends, without a doubt you know that I have come to love humans. I swear by the sun, we jinn once had no rivals like you humans because we considered you wicked, even if it fueled my determination for the killings I used to carry out. However, it turns out that's not the case. Now, I prefer you over my fellow jinn, and I am now willing to sacrifice myself for you. My name is Dailanu, daughter of Kailanu. The father of Sham'una, known as Damsalu, is actually my father's brother." One of the girls asked, "So, the King of the Jinn is closely related to you?" Dailanu replied, "Indeed." As evening drew near, Dailanu told them that she would return on Saturday. She said, "I promise to bring you the book that contains the secret of King Sham'una's power. The book is with our grandmother, Bakayalu, and no one can access her storage except me. If she's there, no one dares approach that book. I will get the chance to take it because she's going on a journey, leaving me in her room. If any of you can read and write, you should transcribe the contents, as the book must not stay outside overnight. If it does, then your lives will end, and I will face perpetual torment." Then my daughter, Nur, said, "Certainly, there are those among us who can read and write. I am confident we can transcribe it swiftly, no matter the number of pages." Thus, they made a plan. Before Dailanu left, Nur handed her a gold ornament. The jinn was extremely pleased, and eventually, she departed, filled with longing for her newfound friends. After her departure, they sat reminiscing about her, discussing her good nature, and admiring the beauty and perfection that God had bestowed upon her, as well as showing sympathy for the humiliation King Sham'una had subjected her to. The next day, King Sham'una arrived, and the young women continued their usual activities. After they settled, he gazed at Nur and said, "Oh beautiful one, last Friday I heard you mention something about your fear regarding my life." He smiled and then turned to the other young ladies, continuing his remarks.