Chirp! Chirp! Chirp!
While Lazy Wafula was still pondering about what he could do to escape from the snare of the giant eye, he heard a distant exited chirps of a bird. Those chirps didn't have a definite direction from which they were coming from because Lazy Wafula could clearly hear them coming from everywhere around him. He tilted his head and stared at the eye which was still a little bit far away from reaching close to him - the eye was gazing at a certain point with an exasperated stare. Lazy Wafula judged that where the eye was staring was where those chirps were coming from.
The coming of those chirps had given Lazy Wafula some leeway because the giant eye had stopped gawking at him and shifted its gaze to where the reverberating chirps were coming from.
Seeing this, Lazy Wafula became exited, since the giant eye's attention had been taken by those sounds, he could free himself from the locking of the giant eye and escape, right?
