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Updated: June 23, 2025
"But if Shyuamo hanutsh says to Tzitz hanutsh, 'We will give you such and such things that are precious to you if you give us the land, and does it, then I am in favour of compelling Tzitz hanutsh to give it; for it is better thus than that the tribe should be divided and each part go adrift. These are my thoughts, sa nashtio yaya."
So he merely replied, "Nashtio, I am very young, and you are much wiser than I. How can I speak so that your heart may be relieved? You know how I must speak, and when you tell me I will try and do it." He gazed into Hayoue's features with a timid, doubting look; he could hardly conceive that his uncle really needed advice from him. It was Hayoue's turn to sigh to-day. Slowly he said,
As the pale light of the rising moon fell on it, it was plainly distinguishable as a circular war-sandal! "Did you find that?" asked the shaman. "Yes, I found it. I and Hayash Tihua together." "Where?" "On the kauash, on the trail that leads to the north." "Who killed sa nashtio?" the chayan further inquired.
He did not suppose that there were any Moshome lurking about as tiatui lies in wait for the deer. Had sa nashtio gone south or toward the west, he would have carried what was right, but over there," he pointed northward, "who would have believed the people over there to be so mean as these shuatyam of Tehuas now prove to be? Destruction come upon them!"
Never say sanaya is doing this or that, or to-day they speak so or so at the estufa. If Tyope queries what is your yaya doing, answer, her usual work. If he inquires about what is going on in the estufa of Tanyi hanutsh, reply to him, 'Nashtio, I am only a boy, and do not know what the men talk about. To Tyope's wife say nothing but what even Shyuote might hear.
The matters of which it treated belong before the council, but I do not know whether to say to you, the nashtio of the Zaashtesh, Call them together, or not." He was manifestly troubled, and fastened an uncertain glance upon the face of the other. Topanashka very composedly answered, "You are as wise as I, umo; you know what your duties are.
Tyope would then be your nashtio." "For that very reason I do not want his daughter," Hayoue exclaimed, looking straight at his brother. He was in earnest about this matter, and whenever Hayoue grew serious it was best not to tease him too much. Shotaye had treasured every word, noticed every look and gesture.
"Our nashtio is old, but he is still stronger than you, Tyame. He is also wiser than all of us together. Our father is very strong, runs like a deer, and his eye is that of an eagle." There was something like irony in this speech, but Topanashka took no notice of it. He was looking for the tapop, a difficult task in the darkness, where a number of men are grouped in all kinds of postures.
"Sa nashtio is coming soon." Turning to his brother he asked, "Where have you been all day, satyumishe?" "With the naua," was the short reply. "And you?" "At home; I felt tired from yesterday." "And from kenayte!" Zashue taunted, laughing. Say joined in the laugh. "I don't ask you where you were last night." "At home." Say confirmed it. "Surely?" "Certainly."
So he stood still and turned to the shaman, saying, "Nashtio yaya, the night will soon be over, and the sun may come out from behind the mountain in the east." "Ko," grunted the medicine-man. "It is far yet to the houses of the Moshome Tehua." The Chayan stood still. "Sa uishe nashtio," said he, "the Shiuana direct us to go on a different road. I saw an owl fly toward the moon.
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