Ksa and Wohpe sought the aid of Wakinyan to tell them how they might create things good to taste and smell. Wakinyan was willing to help them, and he gave to Wohpe a fine dust, saying to her, "Blow your breath upon this dust."

Wohpe did so. Then Wakinyan took the dust and gave it to Ksa, saying, "Go and plant this dust in the regions under the world."

Ksa did as Wakinyan told him and sowed the dust in the regions under the world. From it grew white fruits that had neither roots nor stems, neither leaves nor flowers. Ksa and Wohpe smelled this fruit and its odor was like delightful perfume. They tasted of it and found it both delicious and satisfying.

Lakota Myth, p. 220-221