This hero’s horse is able to discern the footprints of an ant upon a dark cloth at night at a distance of two leagues. After coming across a roast deer and improvising a song on a tambour, this hero slays a beautiful sorceress who instantly becomes ugly when he utters the name of a god. At the age of 600, this hero ultimately dies after being thrown into a well filled with poison spears. This hero uses a double-headed arrow fashioned from a tamarisk tree to kill his main rival. This hero was born after his albino father was taught how to administer a C-section by a legendary bird. Along with his talking horse Rakhsh, this man performs seven labors that culminate in him slaying the White Demon. This hero begs King Kay Kaus for a healing potion after recognizing an armband possessed by a warrior he had just stabbed in battle. For 10 points, name this son of Zāl from the Shahnameh who slays his own son Sohrab. ■END■
ANSWER: Rostam [or Rostam of Sistan; or Rustam] (The legendary bird is the Simurgh.)
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