After they returned a Lord[5] came. The King asked if the Lord could seize the Yakā who is in the Akaraganē jungle. Then the Lord asked, “When I have seized the Yakā what will you give me?”
The King said, “I will give a district from the kingdom, and goods [amounting] to a tusk elephant’s load, and the Akaraganē jungle.” The King said, “For seizing the Yakā what do you want?”
The Lord said, “Having built a house, and tied cloths at it, and placed a bed [in it], please give me it.”
Afterwards the King having put a bed in that house which was built [already], gave him it.
This man, just as on that day, crept beforehand under the bed in the house, and remained [there]. Afterwards the Lord having gone, taking also a thread, utters spells while sitting on the bed.
Then the man who is under the bed shakes the jingling bangle a little. Then the Lord while uttering spells says, “Hā, being caught, come.” Saying and saying it, he utters spells very loudly.
Then the man who was under the bed, having shaken the jingling bangles loudly, lifting up [and carrying] the bed also, went to the rock house. Having gone there, when he was placing it [there], the Lord, crying out, bounded off and went away.
Having thus gone, when he was [at the palace] the King asked, “What is it? Did you seize the Yakā?”
Then the Lord having said, “Anē! I indeed cannot seize him,” the Lord went to his pansala.
Having caused the bride of the man who is in the rock house to remain in the rock house, and having taken off the man’s jingling bangles and placed them in the rock house, [the man] came near the King.