Istória kona-ba oinsá ema lian Makasae no lian Waima’a mai hela iha área tasi-ibun Bacau nian mak istória kona-ba ema, baibain maun-alin sira, ne’ebé hakat mai husi foho tutun Matebian no Mundo Perdido nian. Ema husi aldeia Wani Uma (Waima’a: “uma bani nian”) konta istória ida kona-ba maun-alin na’in tolu tun husi foho “iha nakukun laran” liuhusi mota ba tasi ibun. Maun ida mak ikusliu halo uma iha kompleksu uma lisan Wani Uma nian besik tasi ibun. 
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Both the Waima’a and Makasae settlement histories of coastal Baucau area record the arrival of people, usually brothers, from the Peaks of Matebian and Mundo Perdido. In the myth recounted by the people of the Waima’a village of Wani Uma [W: ‘house of the bees’] to the north east of central Baucau, three named brothers descended from the mountains ‘in darkness’ down the river valleys toward the coast. One of them eventually settled at the coastal origin house complex of Wani Uma.