A Long ko time ago, up on the Kamboi Rama mountain, there were two villages, Kamboi Rama and Aroempu. Kamboi Rama was a residence for Kamboi people, and Aroempu was a sago plantation owned by God Iriwonawani, who also owned a tifa.

Every day, Kamboi women collect sago from Aroempu. However, over time sago trees are becoming increasingly rare. Dewa Iriwonawani was angry and ordered them not only to harvest but also to plant sago. Frightened, the Kamboi people moved to the coast and became Randuayaivi, while the Irimiami and Isoray remained in the mountains.

One day, after hunting, Irimiami and Isoray rested near a large rock. Isoray sat on the rock and was surprised because the rock was very hot.

They became curious and began experimenting with the stone, cooking meat and other ingredients on it. One day, their experiment caused a huge fire that spread throughout the forest. They panicked and asked Dewa Iriwonawani for help. God helped put out the fire on the condition that they stop experimenting. However, they continued to do so until the fire burned for seven days and nights.

Finally, the sound of the tifa was heard again, and the Randuayaivi people returned to the mountain to see the fire being extinguished. They hold a traditional feast around the sacred stone and celebrate for three days and three nights, dancing and singing while telling the story of the sacred stone. This story has become a respected legend in Papua.

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