When Napuh, the sexless, died she did nothing at all
and the children asked the reason. She replied that
she loved the one and not the other. Again, when the
woman in her turn died, the three children split a post
and set up the three sections and carried food to the
place. The three children grew up and thirteen children
were born to them, six female and seven male. The
children had animals to play with [the names of twelve
only are given], the names of which are the names of
the guardians of the years.
It was noticed that sickness had entered the world
and the two made the eight planets [to keep men from
terror.
[Here there seems something like confusion in the
narrative. The story of the three persons and the thirteen
children seems to be repeated in a slightly different form.
The love between the sexes is again set forth. In the
absence of doctors, the treatment of disease by bringing
various animals to the sick according to age is mentioned.]

People now lived in unison and died without estrange-
ment. Afterward, however, men began to take life and
there was no one to teach them of good and evil.
ItthangeyasahgasI and Puhsahgeyasangasi decide to create
mind and then there was difference of disposition.
Quarrelling ensued and people began to separate and
form different communities. Sin made the punishment
of Nirayo. Still there was no knowledge of good and
evil.
