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along with her younger sister Hi?iaka and with her brothers Kamohoali?i, Kane-milo-hai, Kane-apua, arriving at the islets above Hawai?i. There Kane-milo-hai is left on Mokupapapa, just a reef, to build it up in fitness for human residence. On Nihoa, 800 feet above the ocean, Pele leaves Kane-apua after her visit to Lehua and after crowning a wreath of kau-no?a. Pele feels sorry for her younger brother and picks him up again. Pele used the divining rod, Pa?oa, to pick a new home. A group of chants tells of a

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