One day, Nakehi and his wife went to visit Nipapariya and his wife.

When the couple arrived, Nipapariya and his wife graciously welcomed them.

They killed a chicken and cooked it.

And they all ate together.

The next week, Nipapariya and his wife went to visit Nakehi and his wife.

When they arrived, Nakehi was not at home.

He had gone out to set a trap to catch a francolin.

When Nakehi returned, he saw his friends. He was so happy.

He went to see what his wife was cooking.

She was cooking beans.

He kicked over the beans and stormed out of the house.

He told his friends about a trap that he had set near a nest of francolin eggs.

As they were talking, Nakehi heard the sound of a francolin calling.

The call told him something.

The bird was caught in the trap!

Nakehi jumped up, put his knife in his belt, and ran off to catch the francolin.

Trembling with excitement, he grabbed the francolin in one hand.

With his other hand he gathered up the eggs.

Nakehi headed home, full of pride.

But as he walked, his knife was cutting away at his belt.

Proudly Nakehi walked up to his house.

At that moment, his belt snapped and his loincloth fell to his ankles.

He tried to grab the cloth but let go of the bird.

The francolin flew away.

The eggs lay broken on the ground.

Nipapariya and his wife laughed and laughed.

Then they all ate what was left of the beans.