From a red skin it was that I made its saw-suh-buh, to cover its arm for the bow-string not to injure it.
And it was a red kuess-kote that I made and put in its hair to scratch with.
And it was the gray fog that I fastened in its shoulders for its mantle.
And the strong wind it was that I used for its girdle, around its waist.
In the middle of the earth lay a square water moss, and the sun breathed on it and it turned into a creature, a turtle.
And from there the Driftwood-Being went west with it.
From there they went westward and watched the sun rise in the Blue Vahahkkee, and were frightened, and returned.
From there they came to a Black Road, and Black Birds followed them, and to a Black Night wherein a Black Bow frightened them.
And from there they came to a Blue Road, with Blue Birds following, and to a Blue Night with a Blue Bow to frighten them.
And from there they came to a White Road with White Birds following, and a White Night with a White Bow to threaten them.