 Immediately, Opikon Kanu gives a signal, and they take John, tie him to a tree, and they all draw their bows and arrows. But he doesn't beg or cry or plead. He just stands there bravely, accepting his fate. Opikon Kanu is impressed by this display of courage, so he orders John to be untied. What they do is they take him, Opikon Kanu takes him from tribe to tribe to tribe, and eventually they make it to Werowokomoko.