Lázár Ervin's tale follows Dzsoni, a poor, free man cursed by the Witch of a Hundred Faces. To marry Arnica, daughter of King Östör, he faces many challenges, including meeting the robber Ipiapacs and Gyöezöe Rézbányai.

Lázár Ervin's legendary tale is about Dzsoni, who wanders the world as a free man. He is the freest and the poorest because he belongs to no one and has nothing. He travels through wondrous landscapes until he arrives at a small hut. From this point on, his life changes. The Witch of a Hundred Faces curses him with her evil magic, and he has to struggle a lot before he can marry his beloved Arnica, the daughter of the wise King Östör. During his ordeal, fate also brings him into contact with the notorious robber, Ipiapacs. The World-Famous SC - where a sense of ball control is essential - and the touchy Gyöezöe Rézbányai also play a role in the story.—hu.wikipedia.org