Chimney

"An air fish? Oh, yes, an airfish it was," Osprey nodded, liking the way of how Tytonidae contributed to the story. She didn't say much, yet the silver threads she offered, made the tale even more interesting and challenging for her aunt. But since she loved nothing better than a good "spar of the tales", she metaphorically cracked her knuckles and went on telling the story of the brave Hawkeye.

"The touch was as light as a tickle of a whisker, yet all of a sudden, Hawkeye found that her head was enwrapped in a bubble of air. Her lungs and mouth cleared of water all by themselves and after few laboured attempts she managed to recover and breather normally again. She blinked and looked around to find the creature that had helped her, but the air fish had vanished.

Now - being underwater (frankly speaking, very deep below) - she tried to decide, what to do next. She tried to move her paws and tail - it came harder than on the ground, but she found that she could move. Hawkeye craned her neck to look at the surface above, but the light was so far away that she couldn't even tell, if she would be able to get back there or not.

Suddenly a chorde of little, moving and twinkling stars caught her sight. Momentarily forgetting the two giants that were fighting above, she swam towards them curious to find out, what they were. She was slower than the lights, though, therefore she never got any closer than being able to view from a distance. Yet she had an inner feeling that it was very important to follow them, so she did.

It took a very long time and a very long way, but finally the tiny little lights disappeared in a dark cave, Hawkeye went after them and found herself in large place of several dark tunnels that led in every possible direction. She gave a little thought and took one that was the nearest to her. It went upwards and downwords, it crossed other tunnels, it got wider and sometimes it was so small that the brave wolf had to take all her might to squeeze through.

It was a very difficult journey - but Hawkeye was known for not fearing any danger. She didn't give up and soon was rewarded for that. Because when the tunnel ended, she found herself in a big lake. She got out just in the right moment to see a firey creature climb down from the sky and walk on the land. At that moment our adventurer knew that she had arrived at the Land of the Horizon and that she was seeing the Sun herself," so far, so good. Hawkeye had made it to the island.

But what had happened to the giants? It was Ty's turn to improvize. "So Hawkeye is on the island, but we have two giants still fighting. Neither of them dies and both of them got to the island somehow. Do you - by any chance - can guess how? Because I have no valid idea," Osprey asked her and waited, where would the story lead them next.