So, on the morrow Tahince-Iheya guided the thunder folk to the spring of yellow waters. The people surrounded this spring and attacked the waters with lightnings. The spring was troubled. Spouts and jets of muddy water were thrown upward, and the ground shook under their feet.

Unktehi refused to come to the surface. Thus failing to see the enemy, Rattling Wings rose in the air above the dwelling of Unktehi and poised his spear. Lightnings darted from his spear point into the boiling water with much cracking of thunder. Unktehi came to the surface, making the mud fly. Thus the monster floundered, making a great uproar until he was dead.

Dreams and Thunder: Stories, Poems, and the Sun Dance Opera, p. 62