 First, he hooked up crops of all sorts, and taro; then the island of Fais.His hook was stolen and kept by the chief in Gachpar in order to control the people; and since, if it were destroyed, Fais also would disappear, the inhabitants of that island were in constant subjection to the menaces of the Yap chiefs in Gagil.First recorded sighting of Fais Island was by the Spanish expedition of Ruy López de Villalobos on 23 January 1543.