At last the Sultân said:
'Well, the day has dawned, why does no one go forth to kill To’ Kâya Bîji Dĕrja?'
Tŭngku Mûsa turned upon Tŭngku Pănglîma, 'Go thou and slay him,' he said.
Tŭngku Pănglîma said, 'Why dost thou not go thyself or send Pahlâwan?'
Pahlâwan said, 'Thy servant is not the only Chief in Trĕnggânu. Many eat the King's mutton in the King's Bâlai, why then should thy servant alone be called upon to do this thing?'
Tŭngku Mûsa said: 'Imâm Prang Lôsong, go thou then and kill To’ Kâya.'
'I cannot go,' said Imâm Prang, 'for I have no trousers.'
'I will give thee some trousers,' said Tŭngku Mûsa.
'Nevertheless I cannot go,' said Imâm Prang, 'for my mother is sick, and I must return to tend her.'