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Ashamed, Bagani endures the pain of his first tattoo, performed during a ritual. He later confesses his deceit to Bayang, Digan’s apprentice (alabai) who is now their slave. The latter congratulates him instead, saying that he respects life unlike his father. Datu Bugna, meanwhile, trains Amaya in the arts of warfare using rattan sticks and regularly does this until Amaya grows into a playful maiden. A nobleman later comes to ask for the hand of any of Datu Bugna’s daughter, but the chieftain insists that the man can have any of his daughters except Amaya. Dian Lamitan overhears this and wonders what makes Amaya special to her father, especially since she has heard reports from Marikit about her husband’s unusual affection for his illegitimate daughter. Amaya, who is aware of the bitter fact regarding her low birth, is assured by her father of her mother’s love for her. Later that night Bugna is approached outside his house by a veiled figure who threatened to harm him. The figure is revealed to be Dal’lang.

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