Traducción de Julián Reveco.
Our story starts off quite simple: a street seller tries to sell Mampato's mother a carpet, and then she makes an innocent comment about flying carpets, which makes Mampato investigate the location of his next adventure. Since bringing Ogú along to the Middle Age was so successful, he decides to travel with him again to Baghdad. But trouble begins when they accidently get themselves facing imprisonent and death penelty, until they get to know a strange -but annoying- new friend: Prankster.
Once again, Themo Lobos mixes both historical figures and fantasy. He writes about Harún al-Rashid and makes him a part of the group, but the true protagonist of the story will be his nephew, Prankster, who has a magical turban that can grant any wish, and despite the fact that its power doesn't seem to have limits at all, the kid decides to use it only to annoy his uncle and make jokes to everyone around him.
N. de la R.:
La presente publicación aún contiene algunas secciones en español, las cuales serán reemplazadas por su equivalente en inglés en los próximos días. Agradecemos su comprensión y paciencia durante este proceso de actualización.
The current publication still contains some sections in Spanish, which will be replaced by their English equivalent in the coming days. We appreciate your understanding and patience during this update process.
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