Perhaps I may go, perhaps not.

It may be that both of us will be sent along.

But we will go soon," he fiercely muttered, "soon, to take from the Tehuas what is precious to the heart of our father, who now goes toward Shipapu." Okoya felt wildly excited and could barely restrain himself.

Thirst for revenge joined the intense wish to become a warrior.

But Hayoue's placed a damper on his enthusiasm, else he might have left that night alone, with bow and arrow and a stone knife, to hover about the Puye until some luckless Tehua fell into his hands.