Not long after Iwaginan was anxious to go home.  “Ala, now, cousin Ligi, I want to go home, for we have been here so long a time, do not detain us.  Go and get my Agta companion so that we can go home.”  “I don’t know where your Agta companion is now, for I did not see where she went.”  Iwaginan was sorry and he went to look for her.  Not long after he saw her on the mat.  “She is on the mat, my cousin Iwaginan, but I do not like to let her go with you, for she is the cause of my making Sayang, for I wanted to find out who was the mother of the boy.  Now she is his mother.  The best thing for you to do is to marry Aponibolinayen and I am going to marry this woman,” said Ligi.

Not long after Iwaginan went back home.  As soon as they arrived in Pindayan he divorced Gimbagonan, and he went to marry Aponibolinayen.  So truly he married Gamayawan.  As soon as the pakalon was over, he paid the marriage price.  Next evening Iwaginan and Aponibolinayen lived together.  Next morning they went to wash their hair.  “Wait for me here for I am going to dive in the river,” said Iwaginan.  So he dived, and he went to the place where the alan lived under the water and the alan said, “Eb we have something to eat for breakfast, it is a man.”  “No, do not eat me, I came to change my clothes,” said Iwaginan.  “Is Aponibolinayen here?” they said.  “No,” he said, and the alan covered each hair of his head with golden beads, and they gave clothes to him.  After that when he went back home, they went to guide him.  As soon as they arrived by the river they saw Aponibolinayen.  “How cunning you are, Iwaginan!  You told us she was not here, and she is here,” said the alan.  “If we had known that Aponibolinayen was by the river we would have eaten you, for we wanted to take her,” they said.  “No,” said Iwaginan, and they went home.  A day later he took Aponibolinayen to Pindayan and Gimbagonan prepared the baladon poison, because she wanted to kill Iwaginan.  As soon as he and Aponibolinayen arrived in Pindayan, Gimbagonan went to their house, and she took betel-nuts.  As soon as she reached the house she gave the nut to Aponibolinayen, and it had baladon poison on it.  She gave also to Iwaginan, but it had no poison on it.  As soon as they chewed the betel-nut Aponibolinayen died.  Not long after Iwaginan sharpened his headaxe and spear, for he intended to cut off Gimbagonan’s head.  They went to get a medium [278] to make the ceremony for Aponibolinayen, and when the medium was making the ceremony she said, “Aponibolinayen cannot be cured unless Gimbagonan comes to cure her, for she used the poison which is baladon.”  Not long after they went to get Gimbagonan and Iwaginan was anxious to get her head, but she asked his pardon and she went to cure Aponibolinayen.  As soon as she made Aponibolinayen drink of her medicine, she was at once alive again.  Not long after Gimbagonan went back to her house, and when she went back Iwaginan said to her, “Do not do that.”  “You are not good, Iwaginan.  I do not know why you divorced me,” she said.