At that time the two alan who had picked up Lingiwan and Dangdangayan arrived.  They did not wish to attend Balaua, but the betel-nut had grown on their heads and they had arrived very late.  As soon as Lingiwan and Dangdangayan saw them they took them back to the town.  As soon as Pagatipanan knew that they were the alan who took care of the boys he summoned the people around the town.  They danced for one month.  After that Langa-an and Ebang went to talk with the two alan, and said to them, “We are surprised for we did not feel our sons come out.”  The alan said, “Lingiwan I picked up by the side of the road while you were walking, that is why you did not feel him; he was a little bloody when I picked him up, and I made him a man because I have no child to inherit all my things.  Now that you found out that he is your son you come and take all my things in Kabinbinlan, as soon as the Balaua is finished.  As soon as you will get all of them I will fly somewhere.”  So when the people went home, after the Balaua was finished, Lingiwan and Dangdangayan went to follow their alan mothers.  As soon as they arrived in the different places where the alan lived they gave them all the things which they had and they used their power so that all the things went to their town.  When all the things arrived in Kadalayapan the people in the town were frightened, for there was a golden house.  When the things arrived in Kaodanan the people were frightened for there were the valuable things which Dangdangayan took with him.

After one month passed Lingiwan said to his father Pagatipanan, “You go and make pakalon for Aponibolinayen for I want to marry her.”  So his father sent his wife Langa-an to Kaodanan to tell to the father and mother of Aponibolinayen that Lingiwan wished to marry her.  So Langa-an took her hat which looked like the Salaksak [172] and her new skirt.  As soon as she dressed she started and went.  When she arrived in Kaodanan Pagbokasan was lying down in his balaua.  “Good morning,” she said to him.  Pagbokasan was a in hurry to sit up and he said to her, “I am glad to see you, what are you coming here for in the middle of the day.”  “What am I coming for you say?  I am coming to see if you want Lingiwan for a son for he wishes to marry Aponibolinayen.”  Pagbokasan took her to his house and said to his wife, “Here is cousin Langa-an who came to see us.”  So Ebang told him that he should get some old basi for them to drink.

As soon as they drank Ebang went to cook.  As soon as she finished cooking they ate.  After they finished eating they took the big coconut shell and filled it with basi and each of them drank, and they were all drunk, and Langa-an said, “I like to hear from you if you wish Lingiwan to be a son.”  Soon Pagbokasan and Ebang agreed.  They decided on the day for pakalon.  So Langa-an went home and when she arrived she laid down