The next morning the two brothers started for home. Along the trail they met , Talking God, and , Water Sprinkler. "Well done, nihinálí, our grandsons," they said. You are worthy of all that we taught you. You have served your people well." And the two gods each sang a song to celebrate the victory of the twins over , the Giant. These two songs are sung today whenever a victory is celebrated. When the brothers came close to the home of Changing Woman, their mother, and First Man and First Woman, they hid their armor and weapons and the scalp of in the bushes, and then went inside. Changing Woman rejoiced when she saw them. "Where have you been?" she asked. "I thought a monster had devoured you." "We followed , the Holy Trail," said the elder son, . "We came upon , Spider Woman, and she told us how to go to the house of , our father the Sun. He gave us weapons, and with them we killed , the Big Giant." "Do not say this," said First Man. "No one can kill ." Then the brothers led their mother and grandparents outside and showed them the scalp of Yéʼiitsoh, and they rejoiced. Together they sang and danced to celebrate the victory.