So the King at last agreed and threw his Son into the river, at which the mother grieved and cried bitterly. Then the head wife went to the native man and got more medicine, which made the King forget about Adunni for years, during which she was in mourning for her Son. She then returned to her father, and he got some more medicine from his own native man, which Aduni gave to the King.
After the medicine that Aduni gave to the King had taken effect, the King recognised her and called her again, she lived with him as before. The native man who had helped Aduni was a water native man and he was prepared when the King threw his Son into the river and he saved the Child's life.
He took the child home and kept him alive, and the boy grew up very strong. After some time, Aduni gave birth to a daughter and her jealous rival as well persuaded the King to throw her away. It took a long time for her to make him agree to her terms this time around, but she succeeded at last and the King as well threw his own daughter into the river.
However, the native man has once again helped Aduni's little girl. After a very long time, when the children were old enough to reason for themselves, the water native man felt it was time to punish the actions of the jealous wife, so he went about among the young men of the village and he persuaded them to hold a wrestling match in the market place every week.