As Empu Najo did so, the wind picked the (1) dray list and sent them through the window and into the room where they swirled around Lea, lit golden by the last (2) And then he gasped, "Sebai!" and said at last, "but this is strange." Strange indeed, for Lea had given birth to a human son and a (3) from human. She had a speckled, scaly skin, a pair of hooded black eyes and a tail. There was no mistaking it. that roamed Tiny as she was, Empu Najo saw in his daughter the characteristics of (4) the savannah beyond the village boundary. "We have a son," Empu Najo began uncertainly, looking up at his wife. But to his dismay, he saw that she was no longer (5) There was a little time for Empu Najo to indulge his grief, for he had two new born babies to bring up alone. He named his son, Si Gerong and his daughter, Orah. He fed them (6) and honey, and both the human and dragon grew quickly. However, long before her brother could walk, Orah had already been exploring the road outside the house and even (7) Though the milk sustained her, Legende​