In other versions, however, it was rather Lāfaipana who asked the riddles, and Fasiapule who had to answer them. The dwarf was extremely unwilling to reveal the burial place of Sāngone, because of the prophecy done to him. He only agreed to tell it to someone who would be clever enough to meet his wits. "Singing winds?", he asked. "A wild fowl flying low over the bush when startled", was the answer. "What gives dust when you clap your (cupped) hands?" Lāfaipana wanted to know. It was a bundle of dried kava roots which emits a cloud of dust when disturbed. And when also Fasiapule showed that he knew how to apportion the kava at the congregation, Lāfaipana admitted defeat.