 They moved over to the bigger island and named it Te Auo Tepui.Two years later, Rongovei arrived to Manuenua in his canoe, the "Tanemaitai", and became very good friends with Te Urutupui, who told him to go back to the island of his father and bring back a wife and rule as ariki.This he did, landing at a passage called Ruaikakau near the settlement of Reureutematao Te Erui, where he took Tiapara and Punanga-atua as his wives before visiting Ruatapu to deliver news of his son.