Ut inbaladda ay manilit mo sino dinangisida sin patang. Inilada di idu sin tongdon di bimabaktadanda, ut inyatna un, "Au, insedak." Din dua sin agi inyatna un, "Puslundaka ut." Din idu inyatna un, "Adikayo pomsu, ta asak todoan si dakayo si mamuyan si magud, ya pabilayuk si amayo loman." Din idu inyatna un, "Yalio san gayang, banig, bislak, ya matadum ay bato." Ut inamagda. Din idu inpauina din gayanag, banig bislak, ya bato sin sagun nagudgud, ya inbunongna. Si Boliwan natagu loman. Din sin agi inyatda sin idu, "Waada ay anitoka." Din idu inyatna un, "Au, sakun di anito." Din sin agi inyatda, un, "Ingosadtako sin anak di ifugau tamo waday ingus nina ay manomang ya sidotako di pangigapwanda mo sibsibanda." Boliwan had two sons, Lumawig and Kabigat. One day they went hunting, and caught a deer. They started home, but became tired on the way. They cut the meat into pieces and dried it. While they were sitting down, their dogs ran after another deer. The two brothers followed their dogs. They told their father to guard the meat. One of the brothers hit the deer with his spear, but did not kill it. The deer ran away with the spear in his body. They returned to the place where their father was staying. They saw that the meat was gone. They said to their father, "You surely ate the meat." Their father said, "I did not eat it, it was taken away while I was sleeping." The sons said, "You do not speak well; you certainly ate it." Boliwan cut open his (own) abdomen with a bolo, and died. Then the two brothers saw that there was no meat in his stomach. Then they said, "Although we said that you ate the meat, you should not have cut open your abdomen and then you would not have died." Then they lay down and watched to see who had eaten the meat. They saw a snake above where they were standing, and said to it, "Probably you ate the meat." The Snake answered, "Yes, I ate it." The two brothers said, "We shall certainly kill you." The Snake answered, "Do not kill me; I will teach you how to cure wounds, and you can make your father alive again." The Snake said, "Give me your spears, bolos, sticks, and sharp stones." They gave them. The Snake put the spears, bolos, sticks, and rocks near the wound and prayed. Boliwan became alive again. The brothers said to the snake, "We think you are a god (anito)." The Snake answered, "Yes, I am a god." The brothers said, "We will tell the children of the people, so that if there is something like this they may cure it, and may call our names when celebrating the sibisib." The story related in Buguias is substantially the same as the one related by the Kabayan Nabaloi in the same ceremony.