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Nazeli let her veil loose to expose her body to Masters who were looking at her. She was turning to them with slow movements. Nazeli was excited, fearful, and horny. The time in Karabert had prepared her for this moment. When families agree on marriage between free citizens, the mother-in-law wants to be sure that girl is untouched. There are many practical reasons behind this, but girls’ purity has become more and more important during the time. If the girl is not bleeding on her first-night boy’s family can return her to her parents. In the wedding ceremony, girls’ purity is symbolized by a red apple visible in decorations and dances.

In practice, for the slave girl, it does not matter if she is touched or not. There is no matter how many Masters have used her or if she has children. But because the myth of virginity has grown bigger than anything else, there is a demand for untouched slave girls. Same time Masters are looking for a girl who knows how to behave in bed. They are not like shy village boys who would lose their manhood in front of an experienced girl. Slave houses like Karabert are doing their best to provide what Masters or Mistresses are desiring.

Untouched slave girl is very often an asset for her Master. Wealthy Masters have a habit of sparing one expensive slave girl for a situation where they need to show their generosity. If a girl is from Karabert or any similar place, she can please her Master in many ways but still be spared for later use. When an untouched slave girl serves the guest, it is a sign the Master or Mistress is expecting something in return.

How much does this matter to a foreign traveler who is not familiar with this myth? Zungur was following a beautiful dance performed by the beautiful girl … but why is she holding an apple?