Awó Falolú sang at the seashore and, after the ebbó, Eshu gave him the stone of Egun and the ojo de buey seed, and Olokun handed him his daughter Yemayá with a pact; when he stopped keeping it, he lost everything and drowned in the sea.
Awó Falolú lived in the land of Otura Nene and things went badly for him: hardly any aleyos came to his house for a consultation. Since that land was next to the sea, he sat down to sing along with the back and forth of the waves: OLOKUN OGUERE GUERE YEMAYA OLODO OGUERE ORISHA OGUERE OGUERE LORISHA AWO FALOLU FIERDENU.
Olokun and Yemayá heard those songs every day and were very glad that Awó Falolú called them. One time, while he was praying and singing on the shore, the ekuele fell from his hands and the Odù Otura Trupon came out. He got on his knees and heard Ifá tell him to feed Yemayá and Eshu, because a great luck would come to him from them.
Awó Falolú got up and walked to his house to make ebbó. When it was done, he took the road to the sea again with the ebbó on his back, singing: AWO FALOLU ESHU BORIBALO BORIYO AYO YEMAYA.
Eshu heard him and came out to meet him. He put a stone and an ojo de buey seed in his hands and explained to him: "This stone represents Egun, who will always go with you. You put it behind the door of the house and, every time you have problems, you will feed it 1 rooster and call Egun well. This seed you will take to Osanyin, so he puts his ashé on it and you carry it on the left side of your body, so the curses of the people of your land do not reach you."
Awó Falolú picked all that up, gave 1 rooster to Eshu and to Egun, and kept going to the shore. When he got there he started to sing and to call Olokun and Yemayá, until they came out, and Olokun spoke to him: "For the way you behave, I am going to give you my daughter Yemayá as a gift. As long as you treat her well, you will have all the wealth and the aleyos you need to live. But if you forget her and treat her badly, you will lose everything."
From that day on aleyos rained down on him: they came from other lands to Otura Nene to see him, and both he and his land grew in power and greatness. There they called Yemayá by the name Konlá.
With the years, Awó Falolú stopped keeping his word to Yemayá, who spent her days crying, and he also stopped giving blood to the stone behind the door. One day when he was walking on the seashore, Olokun stood in his way: "Do you remember what I told you in this same place? Now, because you did not keep what we agreed, you will go back to being like before."
The Awó ran to his house and found it empty: Yemayá and his children were not there any more. He was left alone, and then he threw himself into the sea and drowned.
Everything Olokun and Yemayá had given him he lost for being disobedient and for breaking a pact.