	Sedeño sailed back to Trinidad in 1532 with 80 men and prevailed the locals in the village of Cumucurapo, which was destroyed and the surviving locals fled to the mountains. However, with the village destroyed, Sedeño had no provisions and so retreated from the island to Margarita. He returned in 1533 a year later and built a stockade in Cumucurapo, but many soldiers became ill and he had to rely on Maruana for supplies. They were attacked on 13 September 1533, and while many Spaniards were killed, they prevailed at the end by counter-attacking on horses.