Let Tu-Kila-Kila look out for vengeance." The woman glanced across at him open-eyed, with her enticing look.

"If the King of the Rain, who is Korong, knew all the secret," she murmured, slowly, "he would soon be Tu-Kila-Kila himself; and you and I could then meet together freely." The Shadow started.

It was a terrible suggestion.

"You mean to say--" he cried; then fear overcame him, and, crouching down where he sat, he gazed around him, terrified.

Who could say that the wind would not report his words to Tu-Kila-Kila?
Ula laughed at his fears.