When all was still again, Hapendeki returned and picked up the heads, which were a heavy load, and as he picked up the sixth he staggered, but he said to himself, "I must take them all home to show my wife." So he made an effort and picked up the seventh head, and when he had them all, he suddenly looked round and behold, he found that his journey home was finished and that he was already in his house.
His wife was astonished to see him and said, "My husband, how did you return?" and he answered, "By the grace of God."
Then she cooked food for him and said, "Now eat." And he said to her, "Last time I ate here you told me that I was a fool for not getting you the clothes you wanted, now look first in the parcel I have brought and see if they are indeed the clothes you want before I eat."
So his wife looked at the load and was astonished, and the neighbours came and looked and were astonished, for there were the seven heads of Pemba Muhori.
Then that youth thought to himself, "I must now teach my wife a lesson, as she has put me to a lot of trouble and worry;" so he told her to prepare a large feast for the next day, and he invited all his friends to come.
Next day his friends came and they all ate till they were full, and he then said to his wife, "My wife, bring me water that I may drink."
His wife brought him water, and he looked at it and said to her, "Do you call this water, do you think that this is fit for your husband to drink?"
So she went away and brought him milk, and he said to her, "What is this you have brought me? Am I a baby that you think that I can drink this?"
So she went and brought him honey-wine, and he said to her, "Am I a drunkard that when I ask for water you bring me wine?"
So she said to him, "My husband, what kind of water do you want? tell me, that I may get it for you."