"I cannot see Bantugan or the fleet anywhere, so let us go and claim the Princess."
But the Sultan said: "We must wait until the smoke rises to make sure that Bantugan is gone."
When the smoke rose, the ships of Bantugan were apparently unharmed and the Sultan said:
"Bantugan has surely won, for his fleet is uninjured while yours is badly damaged. You have lost."
"No," said the General, "we will fight it out on dry land."
So they both landed their troops and their cannon, and a great fight took place, and soon the ground was covered with dead bodies. And the Sultan commanded them to stop, as the women and children in the city were being killed by the cannon-balls, but the General said:
"If you give your daughter to Bantugan we shall fight forever, or until we die."
Then the Sultan sent for Bantugan and said:
"We must deceive the Spaniard in order to get him to go away. Let us tell him that
