Orunmila came to a land where the trees gave no shade and the birds had hair. He made ebbó and, crossing an empty town, found on the beach the way out and a boat that Iwori Otrupon, the diviner of that land, had left marked for him.
Orunmila came, on his travels, to a land where the trees gave no shade because their leaves stood upright, the birds had hair instead of feathers and the night was long and strange. He had a hard time finding shelter from the sun. In the morning he made osode, saw this Ifá, and it told him to go on through that land after making ebbó. He walked for several days over hilly ground until he reached an empty town, whose people had fled. He crossed it and came to the beach, where he found written «Iwori Otrupon» — the diviner of that land — who had left the road to follow marked for him and even a boat, by which he was able to get out of the Strange Land. An Awó must help another in need; it is an Ifá of emigration.