Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes

Ai-laau

Role: god of fire · First appears: Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater

Life events

  • Ai-laau left the pit craters and went into the great crater.(Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater · 📍 great crater)
    • “After a time, Ai-laau left these pit craters and went into the great crater and was said to be living there when Pele came to the seashore far below.”
  • Ai-laau fled because he knew Pele was coming toward him.(Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater)
    • With: Pele
    • “He ran away and was entirely lost.”

Chapter I · Ai-laau, The Forest Eater

  • with Pele (Ai-laau fled because he knew Pele was coming.) “He ran away and was entirely lost.”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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