So I tell the second story as well. My name is Demianus Baransano. I
am seventy six years old but I will tell the second story as well for
my young man who is studying in America. At foreign land there I send
this story for him. This story goes like this. The Biak island from
early times, there was one clan. Its clan was Rumbiak. At the small
house they built on top of Msirn <name of a mountain> this house, many
people live in it. Thus, one day an old woman called Inggumibo. Her
three daughters, one called Binwan, another called Inande and another
one also called Inggumi. These three daughters did not have a
brother. But the three young men were Manwomri's three
sons. Manwomri's wife, Samsonai, the two, their children were
three. Anenf, Kumeser, (and) Andoba. The three young man hunted until
they got a pig. Thus, they took it here, they wanted to cook it but
there wasn't any fire to cook it. Therefore this eldest son, Andoba
asked one of his two brothers which was called Anenf.  He said, "Go
(and) see the old woman, Inggumi, if her daughters make fire, take a
little piece (for us) to cook the pig, and then, some (meat) will be
given to them!" So Anenf went, he walked at the top of Inggumi's
house. So Inggumi asked her two daughters and said, "Binwan, have a
look at the one who crawls at the top (of the house roof!" Thus,
Binwan (and someone elese) went outside to have a look. When the two
had a look, the young man came down. So they came inside (and) told
her mother, Inggumi, and said, "Mum it's a man." "He's a young man."
The old woman said, "Ask him to come inside!" He came inside, sat with
the two (daughters), then, the old woman, Inggumi asked him and said,
"What do you really (want ) to get from here? " The young man said,
"Old woman, we took the pig, it's there but there isn't any fire to
cook it, so I take this little piece of wood, I thought I could make a
fire and take (it) there(so) we could use it to cook that pig meat."
Then the old woman told him and said, "Scratch (the little piece of
wood) on my legs." So he brought the little piece of wood to scratch
it on her leg until it smoked and burned, then, he took (it) and went
away. When he went to cook the pig meat, the old woman asked her three
daugters to follow (him). They followed (him) and she told (them) and
said, "Go and have a look at the three young men!" The three
(daughters) said "Yes!"  When the girls went (there), they saw the
young men were three (and) the girls were (also) three. So they
returned and said, "Old woman, the men over there were three." The old
woman, Inggumi, said, "If it is so, you match them." "You are three,
they are three, so you'll marry them!"  So Anenf took the pig meat and
returned there, he took it to the old woman, Inggumi's three
daughters. And the old woman said, "You'll have my three daughters!"
"However, come here or we stay together along this road!"  The three
young men said, "We will stay there." However, the three girls when
they went, so the three girls, one day the three young man went to
hunt. Andoba , Anenf, Kumeser. They ran their dogs. But the three
girls went to climb (their house)/ when they sat at the place where
the three young men slept, the two beautiful young women did not like
to sit at the mattress which was wet (with sweat) because (perhaps)
the man who slept at it (the wet mattress) was the handsome man for
them. He was the young man but at night his sweat came out.  Because
his sweat poured continuously into the mattress until it was wet. But
the two older brothers' bodies were dry, so the place they slept were
dry. So the two beautiful woman thought and said that perhaps the
handsome man who slept at ... the two handsome men who slept at the
mattress. So they competed for the two mattresses which were light and
dry. But this woman, the scabies woman went to sit at the mattress of
the handsome man, Anenf's (mattress). The three young men went inside,
the three girls were sitting and looking. Then, Inande, Inggumibo,
spoke and said "Ohh, but you Binwan, you're not perfect." "The
handsome man, you'll marry." Then Binwan said, "But a moment ago you
did not like to sit on this mattress because you said, it's wet." So
the three brothers got married with the three girls and they gave
birth to the Biak island. And on this Biak island, the people (who)
gave birth on it, the first clan was Rumbiak. This clan lived at that
Manuren, on top of the Msirn. However, they did bad things and went
out towards the sea and saw sea cucumber for the first time. So they
ate the sea cucumber and each of them was itchy. So they died and left
the house until (only) the orphans who were alone (stayed at the
house). Thus, the orphans who lived at the house. So they called it
Rumawak clan. Then, others were also itchy so they called them as
Makmaker clan. (The one) that were remained left separately. They came
here/ those who left to stay, who clear a place near the sea and who
build the house on it descended as Masnandifu clan.  Those, who left,
who went around the trunk of the Masosn tree descended as Masosendifu
clan. Then, (the one) who went straight there descended as Wanma
clan. Because (the one) who descended as Wanma pointed at the sea
cucumber. He said/ (the one) who came here to eat and said, "Just
eat!"  Therefore, he left to descend as Wanma clan. Thus, part of the
ones who became itchy left to descend as Maker clan. The others left
(but) there was nothing to eat so they ate Kandarek fruit. They call
them as Andarek and they are still there.  So the story still
continues but that is where it comes to and end. And therefore, We,
the Biak people could use (it/ the story) to know that all of us were
from one place. We lived at one place but the departure, we left each
other separately, the sea cucumber was eaten and the parents were
itchy, therefore, we left each other separately until we came here and
we broke apart the clans. So the story ends there.