The animals, when they heard the cry, ran to the kraal and killed the duiker.
They put fat in the kraal the fourth time, and appointed the bluebuck (iputi) to be the keeper of the gate. When the animals went away, the inkalimeva came as before.
It said: “What are you doing by yourself?”
The bluebuck answered: “I am watching the fat belonging to all the animals.”
The inkalimeva said: “I will be your companion. Come, let us sit down and scratch each other’s heads.”
The bluebuck agreed to this. The inkalimeva sat down; it scratched the head of the other till he went to sleep. Then it arose and ate all the fat. When it had finished, it threw a stone at the bluebuck and awoke him.
The bluebuck saw what had happened and cried out: “The fat belonging to all the animals has been eaten by the inkalimeva.” [[182]]
Then the animals ran up and killed the bluebuck also.
They put fat in the kraal the fifth time, and appointed the porcupine (incanda) to be the keeper of the gate. The animals went away, and the inkalimeva came as before.
It said to the porcupine: “Let us run a race against each other.”