An aleyo accused Orunmila of stealing his money, but Eshú, after eating the goat of the ebbó, covered the house with pica-pica; neither the man, nor the governor, nor the soldiers could find it, and they arrested the liar.
Orunmila was called for from a nearby town, but first he made osode, saw this Ifá and had to make ebbó quickly because of a trap on the road. While he was on his way to do it, a desperate man knocked at his door begging to be seen; Orunmila saw him. Eshú, who was watching it all, set a large stone in the doorway, and the aleyo, going out without noticing, went to the governor to tell him that a diviner had stolen his money.
The governor came with the man and the soldiers. Orunmila, knowing nothing of the threat, had already made the ebbó and given the goat and the rooster to Eshú at the door, along with the stone. As they came near, the man did not recognize the place: «no diviner lives around here, there is only a lot of pica-pica». The governor called him a liar and had him arrested. Eshú, after eating the goat and the rooster, had covered the house with the virtue of the pica-pica, and no one could find it.